Henry was delighted to attend Greenpeace’s Parliamentary drop-in “Upstream: Microplastics in UK Rivers.”

Henry said that he was deeply saddened and shocked over the sudden death of Ron Mortimer, a well-known Army veteran and local campaigner who lived in North Lynn.

Henry recently attended a Parliamentary drop-in event hosted by Compassion in World Farming (CIWF). CIWF is a leading farm animal welfare charity and is at the forefront of banning the use of cages for all farmed animals.

Henry has welcomed the £135,000 project to remove overhead power lines from a tranquil part of our coastline at Burnham Overy.

Henry pays tribute to Prime Minister Theresa May after her decision to stand down on 7th June.

Henry has said it is really quite fantastic news that the Linnets have won their promotion battle.

Henry recently attended a Parliamentary drop-in event hosted by Shelter. Shelter is the country’s largest housing and homelessness charity offering excellent advice to people across the UK.

Henry has said that he wishes the new council every success as they take on the local challenges over the next few years.

Speaking in the House of Commons on Tuesday 30th April Henry paid tribute to King’s Lynn firm Snap-on Holdings for their incredible double success in winning two Queen’s Awards – one for Enterprise and the other for International Trade.

Henry was delighted to have been invited to visit Hutchinsons Crop Specialists in Wisbech. Hutchinsons is one of the leading national agricultural and horticultural input advice and supply companies in the UK – with a significant presence in East Anglia.