Since the defeat of the May-Barnier agreement for the third time in March 2019, I have been the co-Chairman of the independent Alternative Arrangements Commission, working tirelessly on a set of proposals that all sides could agree on to replace the Northern Ireland Backstop.

My position on Brexit has been clear since 2016. I led the Remain campaign in Chelsea & Fulham before the June referendum, but since then have been determined to respect the result of the Referendum and work to seek an exit deal with the European Union.

On 3 September, Greg hosted a public meeting at St. Etheldreda’s Church, Fulham with representatives from Heathrow Airport to discuss their latest consultation concerning airport infrastructure and operations.

Chelsea and Fulham MP Greg Hands has urged the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sajid Javid, to review the Government's policy on Stamp Duty. This follows on from previous representations and articles that Greg has made on the issue, both in national newspapers and in Parliament.

Greg has backed calls from the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC) for acoustic noise cameras to be installed in Chelsea as part of a new Government Trial.

Whilst I have significant reservations about the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated between the former Prime Minister, Theresa May, and the EU, I voted for it on the last two occasions on which it came to a vote in the House of Commons.

On 1 August, Chelsea and Fulham MP Greg Hands hosted a public meeting on Hammersmith Bridge, which was held at St Etheldreda’s Church, Fulham.

Conservative leadership candidates Jeremy Hunt and Boris Johnson hail report by Alternative Arrangements Commission, co-chaired by Greg, as a solution to Irish border question.

Greg in the House of Commons’ chamber congratulating and welcoming new clergy in Fulham, including from St Etheldreda's Fulham, All Saints Fulham and soon St John’s Walham Green.

Hansard, 20 June 2019