I am getting a lot of emails and letters from people complaining about Brexit. Contrary to what the media might think or suggest, these are not complaints about the fact that Brexit is happening - far from it.

Monmouth MP David Davies has pledged to help improve the lives of people living with Parkinson’s.

As part of World Parkinson's Day (Wednesday 11 April), Mr Davies and his office team signed up to take part in the Parkinson’s in the Workplace training from Parkinson’s UK.

BAE Systems was delighted to welcome local Member of Parliament David Davies to its Land UK site at Glascoed, near Usk, on Friday (9 March).

Coinciding with National Apprenticeship Week, the visit saw Mr Davies spend time meeting apprentices training with BAE Systems.

Monmouth MP David Davies joined pupils, parents and staff at Osbaston Church in Wales School on Friday (9 March) to celebrate Fairtrade Fortnight.

The “Beast from the East” and Storm Emma will be a reminder of the importance of a cheap and reliable electricity supply. This is under threat as a result of fears about runaway global warming.

Fraudsters are threatening Monmouthshire residents with legal action by posing as HM Revenue & Customs in a new phone scam.

Better access at Abergavenny train station should be a top priority when funding is released for rail projects, an MP has said.

The Department for Transport is expected to make money available in April which will go towards station improvements.

A former commando and Afghanistan veteran Capt Johnny Mercer MP was at Chepstow Bookshop today to sign copies of his book 'We Were Warriors'.

GPs in Chepstow are warning of disruption to patient care after being forced by the Welsh Government to switch IT systems.

Mount Pleasant Practice is among half of GP practices in Wales currently using the EMIS Web service to record and share patient data.

Promises that local residents and businesses will not be adversely affected by NatWest’s decision to shut its branch in Chepstow are to be closely monitored.