
As Co-Chair of the APPG on EU Relations I led a delegation to Paris to talk with France’s Secretary of State for EU Affairs, Economy Minister and Cabinet Office Minister.
The Streatham constituency contains the southern part of Brixton. It has a longstanding reputation as a vibrant cultural and creative hub, and has also seen significant transformation and investment. Windrush Square is named after the Windrush generation – who settled in Brixton after arriving in the UK as it had the labour exchange which was closest to the accommodation provided to migrants in Clapham – and is home of the Black Cultural Archives.
As Co-Chair of the APPG on EU Relations I led a delegation to Paris to talk with France’s Secretary of State for EU Affairs, Economy Minister and Cabinet Office Minister.
Thanks to Divest Lambeth for coming to my advice surgery today to talk to me about their campaign for a fossil fuel free borough which I’m proud to support.
I’m proud to band together with CLIC Sargent for Young Lives vs Cancer on World Cancer Day. Get your Band Against Cancer now online or at your local Morrisons store.
I joined campaigners from pro-EU groups including Lambeth for Europe in Brixton to talk to residents about the danger Brexit poses for the NHS.
With local GPs to discuss the amazing work local doctors are doing to ensure residents have the best quality care given the resources available.
Delighted to launch the Grassroots Coordinating Group – a coalition of pro-European and anti-hard Brexit organisation and politicians that will push for the public’s voice to be heard.
Along with over 50 cross-party MPs, I’ve written to urge David Davis MP to come clean and publish his analysis of what Brexit will mean financially for UK.
A bit of fun for an important cause – 2.5 billion people suffer poor visibility without access to treatment. I was really pleased to support Clearly World’s campaign to help the world see more clearly.
In a House of Commons debate on rail franchising I highlighted the continued dreadful services that my constituents have endured from both Southern Rail and Thameslink.
Pleased to add my name to Early Day Motion (EDM) 775 which calls on the Government to keep childcare vouchers – a widely-used benefit that is popular with parents and employers alike.
With staff at Streatham Job Centre to discuss the roll out of Universal Credit in Streatham and the impact of the closure of job centres in Lambeth.
Enjoyed catching up with Mete Coban, Chief Executive of My Life My Say, about the importance of engaging with young people on Brexit.
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