Winchester & Chandler's Ford MP Steve Brine has left the Government.

Speaking shortly after a series of crunch votes in the House of Commons, he said; "This evening, I took the difficult decision to step down from my position in Government after almost three years."

Steve Brine visited Chandler’s Ford on Sunday 24th March as he attended a special scouting service.

Steve Brine and Cllr Rose Burns joined hundreds of local people as the visited a pop-up marquee to examine plans for North Walls Recreation Ground on Friday 22nd March.

Steve Brine joined a large group in Balaka Indian Restaurant in Weeke on Thursday 21st March as they spent the evening chatting over delicious curry.

The Winchester MP had been asked to join the men’s curry club from Christ Church Winchester to chat about his faith and politics.

Steve Brine met with a large group of constituents in the House of Commons on Monday 18th March as the Friends of Winchester Cathedral visited Parliament.

Steve Brine met up with representatives from Lanterns in Parliament on Monday 11th March.

The Winchester MP has been supporting the Bereweeke nursery as they backed a campaign aimed at securing future funding for maintained nursery schools.

Steve Brine MP recently visited Forest Holidays award-winning location in Blackwood Forest, Hampshire. The MP for Winchester & Chandler's Ford discovered how the company helps to connect people with their natural woodland heritage whilst supporting the surrounding local economy. 

Steve Brine formally opened the Chesil Lodge development, which was created in a partnership between Winchester City Council and Hampshire County Council.

Steve Brine has welcomed legislation coming into force in March which will extend airport ‘no-fly’ zones to drones to within 5km of runways.

Steve Brine has spoken of his sadness following the announcement that Elderfield, based in Otterbourne, is set to close.