Flick was really pleased to meet Cowplain Men’s Shed members this morning. Men’s Sheds are brilliant for helping with the isolation that many men feel after they have retired and learn new skills to make a difference in the community.

Please watch this video to find out Flick Drummond's views on Brexit.

"For 33 years since my parents moved to Meonstoke, this area has been my home. I was a councillor in Winchester and  the MP for Portsmouth South between 2015-2017. My husband, was born and brought up in Petersfield and we got married in Bishop’s Waltham. We have four grown up children.

Flick says, "Today I met with the Against Destructive Development group to talk about Eastleigh council’s plans to build houses on green field sites and causing huge amounts of extra traffic on minor roads.

Flick Drummond says, "This is very good news for patients. Only other day I met someone in Meon Valley who had paid £20 plus for their car park while they had gone for cancer treatment and hadn’t realised that they could get a special car park pass.

We are delighted to announce that, last night, our members selected Flick Drummond to represent The Meon Valley in the forthcoming General Elections. Congratulations Flick - we look forward to working with you.

Flick Drummond, our candidate for the Police and Crime Commissioner elections in May, has welcomed the 20,000 new police officers promised by the Government and the announcement that Hampshire and the Isle of Wight will get 156 new police officers over the next year.

On Friday last week we welcomed the newly knighted Sir George Hollingbery MP, to our Autumn Supper Club. It was a pleasure to hear George speak and hear his views on the latest from Westminster at this very interesting time in politics!

Around 200 roadside verges across Hampshire that are of ecological importance are getting special treatment from @hantshighways and @hants_BIC to allow rare species and flower-rich habitats to flower and seed.

Patricia Stallard says "Earlier this year Cllr Roy Perry announced his decision to stand down as Leader of the Council and that role has now been taken on by Cllr Keith Mans.  This has also resulted in a Cabinet reshuffle and I was very honoured to be asked by Cllr Mans to take on his previous Ca