In a video posted on his twitter page (@amessd_southend) on 2nd January, Southend West MP Sir David Amess expressed his dissatisfaction with the service that c2c provide to local residents.  

2019 has been a politically turbulent year. Parliament did not function properly as a result of the government having no majority. The last two and a half years have been wasted rehashing endless arguments about Brexit, when we should have got on and honoured the referendum result.

Sir David joined members of the Thalam Family Club for their Christmas Party on Saturday and enjoyed a concert by members and their children.

Just after 02:00 on the morning of Friday 13th December, it was announced that Sir David had been returned as the Southend West MP with an increased majority.  

Sir David received 27,555 votes which represented 59.2% vote share. Locally, there was a turnout of 67.4%.  

Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is to benefit from part of a multi-million pound funding injection.  

Sir David Amess, MP for Southend West, was joined by the Mayor and Mayoress of Southend, along with local Conservative Councillors, as he planted a tree in Chalkwell Park.  

At the invitation of Essex Police, Sir David Amess MP was delighted to join two officers as they patrolled Leigh-on-Sea.

The first ever Eco-fair in Leigh-on-Sea took place on Saturday 19 October 2019 at the home of Leigh Road Baptist Church (LRBC), Marguerite Drive, Leigh-on-Sea.

On Friday 18th October, Southend West MP Sir David Amess joined with local dignitaries, including the Lord Lieutenant of Essex, to open a new charity shop on Rayleigh Road.  

Following an invite from Sir David Amess, Foreign Secretary The Rt Hon Dominic Raab MP visited Southend on Thursday 17th October to address local Conservative supporters at the Southend West Conservative Association Annual Dinner.