I wanted to use my first column since December's General Election to thank the voters of Hornchurch & Upminster for returning me to office with such a terrific mandate.

A number of constituents have raised concerns with Julia Lopez MP, at the potential impact of IR35 ‘Off-Payroll’ rule changes when applied to the private sector.

I want to thank the voters of Hornchurch & Upminster for returning me to office with such a terrific mandate. I am especially grateful for the understanding shown me during the campaign as a new mum - our little girl was born just eight days before the election was called!

Since Havering Council first mooted new parking charges for areas of Hornchurch and Upminster, we have been making the Council and its Leader aware of the groundswell of public opposition to the new tariffs in writing and through meetings.

Julia Lopez MP's column for the November 2019 issue of the Upminster Around Town Magazine:

Julia Lopez MP's column for the November 2019 issue of the Hornchurch Vision magazine:

The following letter has been sent to those constituents who have contacted Julia Lopez MP regarding the provision of vital cystic fibrosis drugs, such as Orkambi.

Earlier this summer we recommenced our petition for step-free access at Platform 6 at Upminster station.

Julia Lopez MP sent the following comments in response to London City Airport's consultation upon it's draft masterplan, reflecting on the comments received from constituents who have contacted her regarding aviation noise and environmental concerns.

Dear London City Airport,

Earlier this morning, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock MP, announced that the Government had secured an agreement with Vertex Pharmaceuticals to make available all three of their UK-licenced cystic fibrosis medicines; Orkambi, Symkevi and Kalydeco.