A full transcript of the Westminster Hall debate where John speaks extensively about his ideas to preserve urban views, save our green land and regenerate the high streets.

In an article for Conservative Home, John expands upon his ideas to protect the UK's favourite urban views, explains how doing so could help save our struggling high-streets and even provide an alternative to Ministers' proposals of building as many as 270,000 houses a year over our green fields.

John Penrose dropped in on Alliance Homes to take a look at their revolutionary new car cleaning service, which they are rolling out across Bristol and North Somerset in partnership with Pluss.

Former Tourism Minister John Penrose has hailed moves by local tourism businesses like Hilton Cadbury House Hotel, Mendip Outdoor Pursuits, Mendip Snowsport Centre and Lyncombe Lodge Hotel and Restaurant to team up with North Somerset Council and Visit England in a press and radio campaign promoting local tourism called ‘Rural Escapes’.

John Penrose has congratulated Weston Area Health Trust after the "NHS Safety Thermometer", a tool for measuring and monitoring the quality and standards of care, identified it as one of the most improved hospitals in the country during 2012.

MP JOHN Penrose dropped in to Burrington Primary School to see plans to expand it.

John Penrose appeared this week on the BBC Radio 5 Live show, Pienaar's Politics, as a panelist. Topics of discussion include the tax threshold, EU referendum, immigration control and the benefit system in relation to EU Immigrants.

Weston's MP John Penrose has written to the Trains Minister, Simon Burns, asking him to confirm that his earlier promise to keep the direct services between London and Weston will still be honoured when the new process gets underway.

John talks about the genuine, honest-to-goodness “it’ll cost less next year in anybody’s money” EU budget reduction that David Cameron came home from Brussels with.

Ever thought of becoming an MP? John looks back over his coming up 8 year career at the things that were left out of the job description.