The Week in Westminster, 23 March

Really grateful to @HighwaysEngland for taking time to meet me this morning predominantly re safety of Smart Motorways & protection for roadside recovery workers but also on M20 Smart Motorway progress & need for J3 M2/A229/J6 M20 improvement. pic.twitter.com/uDlPVPnPvP

— Tracey Crouch (@tracey_crouch) March 19, 2019

Fantastic to see @VodafoneUK taking a lead on the use of tech to tackle #loneliness. Great recognition of the role they can play & with it a welcome step towards achieving core recommendations from the strategy pic.twitter.com/wS76fyenDb

— Tracey Crouch (@tracey_crouch) March 19, 2019

In the same week as @WomensSport was launched & with a fantastic summer of women's sport ahead of us, this is yet more good news. Thank you @barclays for recognising the importance of women's football with your sponsorship of #BarclaysFAWSL https://t.co/jQmkUVRWl3

— Tracey Crouch (@tracey_crouch) March 20, 2019

At @CommonsHomeAffs as part of the Serious Violence Inquiry I took evidence from @carlenefirmin, @_JuniorSmart, Dr Simon Harding & former Chief Inspector Simon O'Connor on early intervention, role of local authorities, responsibility of social media companies,Stop & Search & more pic.twitter.com/WitI9kCQFP

— Rehman Chishti (@Rehman_Chishti) March 19, 2019

As Member of @CommonsHomeAffs made point Local Authorities when placing individuals at risk out of area should not simply move risk/individual on to another area they should address issue locally in their own area 2. Social media firms need to do more to tackle knife possession pic.twitter.com/gt6r08L7XB

— Rehman Chishti (@Rehman_Chishti) March 19, 2019