The UK will leave the European Union by 31st October. From his first day as Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has been getting us ready to leave the EU.

I had a great time at this year's Islay Show.

It was fantastic to speak to so many of my constituents. It was also wonderful to see many local business stalls promoting Islay's dynamic and booming economy. 

The Prime Minister has announced a £1.8 billion cash injection for the NHS so frontline services have the funding they need to better serve patients.

Great news! I have been informed that the damaged railings at the Carradale Harbor public toilets have been repaired.

This incident was caused by a vehicle delivering items and reversing into the railings.

I had a successful surgery in the Lochindaal Hotel in Port Charlotte where I spoke to local residents about many important local issues. These included street lighting, damaged pavements, potholes, the need for social housing and slow broadband speeds.

I have been out and about visiting my constituents in Port Ellen and Bowmore the past few days and checking up on the progress being made with road and drain repairs.

In Port Ellen, Mansfield Rd and Lennox St desperately need some extensive road works including some resurfacing.

Commenting on NFUS Mutual’s 2019 report on rural crime, Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron said: “Last year rural crime cost Scotland an estimated £1.6m.

I was delighted to attend the latest annual Life Boat Fun Day at Port Askaig pier. As we all know the RNLI is entirely funded by donations and fundraising and gets no money from central government.

Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron has welcomed the resolution to concerns about the overgrown state of the cemetery on the island of Gigha.

The Government wants to negotiate a great new deal with the EU, but Britain will be ready for no deal. This is how we’re preparing.