Princes Mead children visit Parliament

Steve Brine joined a large group of children from Princes Mead School on Monday 4th February as they visited the Houses of Parliament.

Over 50 children from the school enjoyed a tour of Parliament, before meeting their MP in the Grand Committee Room just off Westminster Hall for a special Q&A with Mr Brine.

Steve was also able to speak about how the House works, and his role as an MP, difficult choices and of course Brexit.

Steve Brine said: “I really enjoyed my time with Princes Mead this morning, and was delighted to see such a large group up here in Parliament. I hope the children have all had an unforgettable day and enjoyed the time we had to chat. After my visit to them last month, to meet the school council, it was great to have them at my place!”

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