A constituency surgery took place in Peacehaven earlier this week, providing local residents with the opportunity to meet their parliamentary representative and discuss matters of personal and community interest.
Chris Ward, who serves as the Member of Parliament for Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven, conducted the session in Peacehaven, enabling constituents to raise concerns directly with him.
According to Mr Ward, the surgery encompassed a broad spectrum of topics, including housing, healthcare provision, and digital safety concerns.
He described the session as valuable for engaging with residents and identifying solutions to challenges they encounter.
The surgeries provide a mechanism for constituents to present issues affecting them individually and their local community collectively.
Mr Ward indicated that several matters raised during the session would be pursued with relevant agencies and authorities.
Surgeries are scheduled throughout Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven, with both in-person and virtual options available to constituents.
Those wishing to raise concerns with the MP are encouraged to make contact to arrange an appointment.
Mr Ward can formally escalate constituent cases to government departments, public authorities and other organisations on behalf of those he represents.
Such representation forms a core part of the services offered to residents.
All constituency surgeries operate on a pre-arranged basis.