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I visited a recently opened boxing club in Brierley Hill to discuss some of the community work it is undertaking.

Some positive news has come through of late on one of my priorities for Stourbridge constituency - regeneration.

This is the start of the work that is needed to kick off the process for the regeneration of Lye so please do have you say. It is very important that you do!

I met up with two of the Amblecote councillors, Kamran Razzaq and Paul Bradley on Saturday just before Bark in the Park, on one of their regular Street Watch events, attended also by local Police community support officers (PCSO's) and residents.

The perks of the job for me and councillor Dave Borley (pictured far right) as we got to have a ride out in this!

All because Lye is leading the way with the arrival of an electric skip truck at Pegasus.

Positive and important economic news came through this week when the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said the UK would avoid a recession.

I was invited to Bark in the Park in Wollescote and judged four canine categories.

The popular day out run by Friends of Wollescote Park attracted a large crowd of pooch lovers and had all things hound at it.

I am very pleased that the Government will be increasing investment in Stourbridge schools by £1,989,069.

We are delivering an extra £2 billion in funding this year and next for primary and secondary schools across England, the highest real terms spending on schools in history.

Showing his skill to hit the ground running, Wayne Little, your fabulous new councillor for Brierley Hill, and his fellow councillor Adam Davies have successfully pushed for the reopening of access to the much loved Lawyers Field which sits between Church Street and Delph Road.

I met the winner and runners-up of the King’s Coronation card competition at Amblecote Primary School. I congratulated the winner Lola Beard, 11, a year 6 pupil at the school who won the competition with her design of the crown on a Union Flag background.