'This is what I've done for you'. Milton Keynes MP publishes detailed account of all his actions
A city MP has reassured his voters that he is working hard by publishing a detailed report of all his actions since he was elected.
Callum Anderson was voted in as Labour MP for the new Buckingham and Bletchley constiency two years ago and this week marks his second anniversary.
To celebrate, he has published his annual report and YouTube video called Delivering Change, detailing what he’s done to help Bletchley, Buckingham, Tattenhoe, Winslow and the many villages in between.
He said: "Two years in, and I am still incredibly grateful for the trust people have placed in me, and I hope this report gives an honest and clear picture of the work we've been doing together to make our communities even better places to live, work and raise a family.
"It also serves as a reminder that serving our constituency is about far more than simply speaking in Parliament. It's about being out in our communities, listening to residents, visiting schools, businesses and charities, understanding local challenges and helping people wherever I can."
Over the past year, Callum has responded to more than 5,000 emails from constituents on policy issues and campaigns, while handling over 800 casework enquiries. These range from helping families access housing and healthcare to supporting residents with education, immigration and welfare issues.
One of his biggest achievements has been securing £17 million in funding for the eastern entrance at Bletchley railway station. Long championed by local residents, the new entrance will provide a direct connection between the station, Queensway and Bletchley town centre, improving accessibility, supporting regeneration and helping attract new investment.
The report also highlights Callum's continued work to drive growth through the Bletchley Investment Taskforce, bringing together businesses, local leaders and partners to create new opportunities.
Alongside supporting economic growth at both a local and national level, Callum says he has continued to listen to residents about the issues that affect their daily lives.
During the past year, he brought together parents, young people, teachers and school leaders through a series of SEND drop-in sessions to hear first-hand about families' experiences and press for improvements. He has also worked alongside Flood Action 4 Buckingham and various agencies to address flooding affecting communities across north Buckinghamshire, as well as gathering views from schools and families to inform the Government's work on children's online safety.
In Westminster, Callum has continued to draw on his background in finance, championing reforms to strengthen the economy through ISA reform, financial education, green finance and improving access to investment for growing businesses. He also continues to serve as Parliamentary Private Secretary at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, supporting the Government's vital work to boost innovation and economic growth.
Callum receives the basic MP salary of £67,185. During 2024-25 he claimed £7,513 for accommodation, £162,741 in staffing expenses, £1,095 for travel, £13,321 in office costs and £644 for staff travel.
Over the past year he has claimed £7,513.02 for accommodation and £9,715 in office costs.
The total net amount is logged as 193,455.64.
Much of the accommodation cost comes from from local hotels and is described by Callum in 2025 as “Hotel accommodation in lieu of permanent accommodation in my constituency in order to undertake my duties.”