A regional transport body has been asked to explain its refusal to prioritise the proposed Chepstow bypass scheme for government funding.

A historic lack of investment and chronic connectivity problems mean too many rural communities are still being blighted by issues such as slow broadband and lack of mobile signal, an MP has warned,

Monmouth MP David Davies has pledged his support to Holocaust Memorial Day by signing the Holocaust Educational Trust’s Book of Commitment in the House of Commons.

Monmouth MP David Davies has made his despatch box debut in the Commons as the new Wales Office minister.

Political historians looking back at the last four years will probably view this as having been an unusually turbulent time for Britain. Feelings have run high, not just over Brexit, but on the question of how the country should be governed.

I would like to thank those who took part in last week’s general election, however they voted. Here in the Monmouth constituency, candidates and activists treated each other with courtesy at all times – and I think we set an example that others could follow.

A great-grandmother from Abergavenny who faced an 18-month wait for a hearing test has now been treated after her MP intervened.

Phyllis James wears two hearing aids but was left unable to hear properly when they become ineffective.

Police officers were joined for a day on the beat by Monmouth MP David Davies as part of a nationwide campaign inviting politicians to spend time with their local force.

Monmouth MP David Davies joined people up and down the country to sip, slurp and support the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning.

Mr Davies attended three of the many events held across Monmouthshire today (27 September) to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

The government has already committed the UK to becoming carbon neutral by 2050. This can be done without any overall job losses or cuts to living standards.