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The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted our lives in ways that we have not seen for generations. We find ourselves having to stay at home to help slow and prevent the spread of this invisible killer.

The coronavirus outbreak continues to have a huge impact on our daily lives, and has had a huge effect on the way in which my colleagues and I carry out our parliamentary duties.

Wrexham’s MP and former nurse, Sarah Atherton, has launched a Mental Health Guide ‘keeping your mind in check’ ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week.

Sarah said:

Today the UK Government has committed an extra £35 million to support Wales in the fight against coronavirus, taking the total amount of funding provided by the UK Government to Wales to over £2.1 billion.

The Secretary of State for Wales, Simon Hart, said:

Speaking virtually to the House of Commons earlier in the week, Wrexham’s MP, Sarah Atherton, addressed the coronavirus pandemic in Wrexham.

Sarah Atherton praised the community response to COVID-19 in Wrexham. She said:

WREXHAM’s MP has spoken about returning to her healthcare roots to ease pressure on local NHS services.

This evening, follow in the footsteps of the Lady with the Lamp, and shine a light in a show of support for nurses around the world on International Nurses Day.

Military veteran, nurse, Brexiteer and now the new Conservative MP for Wrexham – Sarah Atherton talks about life in lockdown, real ale, and why her time in public service solidified her politics

Today marks the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day. On this day, 75 years ago, the Allied forces formally announced the surrender of Germany, which brought an end to the Second World War in Europe.

The coronavirus outbreak has disrupted our lives in ways that we have not seen for generations.