Broxtowe has arguably been at the centre of the Conservative Government's levelling up agenda for the East Midlands, with significant investment planned for its towns and transport infrastructure. The Government has, however, also been in the thick of the partygate scandal. Nottinghamshire Live's Agenda Editor sits down with the borough's MP, Darren Henry, to find out why he believes he, and his party, can still deliver.
Before landing his seat in Broxtowe with a 5,331-vote majority, Mr Henry was in the Royal Air Force (RAF).
It was a Conservative hold, after former MP Anna Soubry defected to the Change UK party and lost her seat, and his win came despite his name being an unfamiliar one for the electorate.
