Promoted by A Van de Weyer on behalf of Ian Sollom (Liberal Democrats), all at 15 Ronald Rolph Court, Wadloes Road, Cambridge, CB5 8PX.

I’ve heard great things about the pizzas from Roberto’s Deli in St Neots, so it was a real treat to find time to share one with a friend yesterday. It certainly lived up to the reviews! We are so lucky to have so many good food venues in the constituency #independentshops

You can report a crime by dialling 101 or online via Report | Cambridgeshire Constabulary. Or you can report anonymously at https://t.co/WpupgnB4eq or 0800 555 111. Neighbourhood Watch schemes help residents & police to work together. For info email SouthCambsNPT@cambs.police.uk

Issues that were raised with us included speeding and speed limits; e-scooters; and working with schools and young people to reduce anti-social behaviour. The police urged residents to report crimes, rather than post on social media, so they are logged and police can take action.

It was a great opportunity to hear from residents regarding crime and safety concerns in the local area, as well as a chance to discuss actions that the police are taking and what they can do in the future to address the problems.

Thank you to the residents, councillors and community leaders who joined @CambsCops police team and I on Saturday at the meeting in Histon Baptist Church.

Our Liberal Democrat petition to save our precious palliative care beds at Arthur Rank now has over 14,000 signatures. You can join our campaign to restore the funding deficit here by adding your name here:

In order to truly bring healthcare back into the community and free up our already overstretched hospitals, hospices like Arthur Rank must be given the funding to continue giving the excellent care they have been giving for so many years.

While capital investment is of course welcome - covering land and buildings, research and development and equipment, amongst other costs - this answer does not cover the huge operational cost deficit that hospices are facing.

It was deeply frustrating to hear the Minister continually dismiss other MPs' concerns by referring to general capital investment the Government has made in the NHS.

Today, I asked the Minister for Care whether he recognised the clear contradiction between the Government's policy to bring healthcare out of hospitals and into communities as part of its 10 Year Plan, and the recent decision to withdraw funding for 40% of beds at Arthur Rank.

If you need my help or would like to speak to me about an issue, please email me at ian.sollom.mp@parliament.uk and a member of my team will be in touch.

✔️ Held my regular MP surgery online, listening to the concerns of local residents and advising them on help I can give.

✔️ Attended a debate on Government support for people with Postural Tachycardia Syndrome (PoTS) to hear more about the struggle those suffering with the under-recognised condition go through in order to receive diagnosis and treatment.

✔️ Celebrated #AdaLovelaceDay with representatives from the manufacturing, engineering and education sector, and spoke about the importance of encouraging more girls into maths studies in a Westminster Hall debate.

✔️ Showed my support for RoadPeace, the national charity for road crash victims, and heard powerful testimony from those affected by road deaths and serious injuries.

✔️ Met with Hospice UK to support their campaign for fairer funding for hospice care, and speak to them about the impact of cuts at Arthur Rank Hospice in Cambridgeshire.

✔️ Participated in a business roundtable with the Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce and local employers from across the constituency to hear about the challenges and opportunities they are facing in the area.

✔️ Spoke at Report Stage of the Mental Health Bill in favour of amendments I put forward around crisis provision, proactive intervention, accountability of local services, and consulting with autistic people when designing guidance.

✔️ Visited Impington Village College to speak to teachers and students about the potential cuts to its IB programme announced by the Government, and wrote to the Education Secretary demanding that she immediately reverse these cuts.

Here is my weekly roundup of highlights from last week in Parliament and across St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire. 👇