Damian writes a regular column in the Petersfield Post, with the centenary of the end of World War 1 the focus of today's piece:

Damian was delighted to be invited to meet Year 2's newly elected councillors at Petersfield Infant School last week, and to have discussions with Headteacher Allyson Crew, Deputy Headteacher Julie Amor and governor Sue Barrows.

Damian had the real pleasure to be back at the Future Skills Centre in Bordon last week to celebrate its first anniversary and meet some of new cohort of students. 

It was a pleasure for Damian to accompany East Hampshire District Council Cllr Nick Drew to Froxfield C of E Primary School recently to see the stunning mosaic produced by the pupils with the expert help of local artist Vicki Ostersen.

Damian writes a regular column in the Petersfield Post, and he talks about the final phase of Brexit negotiations in the latest one published today:

Damian was delighted to present cheques to local charities benefiting from the Charity Walk for Peace held earlier in the year.

Damian was delighted to visit Wey Valley Radio's studio in Alton, and be interviewed about the up-coming New Directions event.

Damian was delighted to open the recent digital marketing workshop in Alton, being run by the team at Google Digital Garage and one of only 15 training sessions they're doing in market towns across the UK this year. 

Damian was delighted to meet Pete Earp, who has been nominated as the High Street Hero as part of Alton's submission to the Great British High Street Awards.

Alton is one of the short-listed towns, and winners will be announced in November.