Brexit, Universities and Black Lives Matter – some of my week ahead
This is a key week for the UK’s future relationship with the EU and I’ll…
Paul Blomfield Former MP for Sheffield Central
My week
EU talks, Gambling regulation, Coronavirus and challenging ‘No Recourse to Public Funds’ rules – some of my week ahead
After last week’s chaotic voting arrangements in the Commons, this week starts with a debate…
Back in Westminster for an argument on remote working, questioning the PM and a debate on crucial Brexit talks – some of my week ahead
Parliament’s back tomorrow after the Bank Holiday week recess with a controversy about how we…
The latest Brexit talks, universities and local issues – some of my week ahead
Despite the recent talk of MPs returning to Westminster, nothing has been agreed and we’re…
Coronavirus confusion, Brexit talks, Rough Sleeping and #MillionsMissing – some of my week ahead
After Boris Johnson’s broadcast last night, on which I expressed my concern, I’ll be watching his…
Questioning Michael Gove, meetings in Sheffield and Brussels, and marking VE Day – some of my week ahead
This afternoon I’ll be at the Despatch Box (virtually) questioning Michael Gove during Cabinet Office…
Hybrid Parliament, questioning the Chancellor, Palestinian twinning, and Brexit: Some of my virtual week ahead
Last week saw Keir Starmer’s (and everyone else’s) first virtual Prime Minister’s Questions and this…
Parliament’s back and meetings on the NHS, universities, migration & Brexit (all from home) – some of my week ahead
Parliament’s returning tomorrow after the Easter recess, but in circumstances none of us could have…
Coronavirus and virtual meetings – my week ahead (again)
Parliament was scheduled to go into recess on Tuesday, for the Easter break, but finished…
Coronavirus and ‘virtual meetings’ – my week ahead
In last Monday’s blogpost, I highlighted the uncertainty for my week ahead created by the…
Coronavirus, the Budget Debate, Childhood Obesity and a Citizens’ Assembly on the Climate Emergency: some of my week ahead
There’s always some unpredictability about the week ahead in Parliament, but this week there’s more…
Brexit talks, the Budget, Assisted Dying, Mental Health and Nether Edge Farmers’ Market – some of my week ahead
This week sees this Government’s Budget, on Wednesday, and I’ll be in the Chamber to…
Refugee support, Buckingham Palace, International Trade, Rough Sleepers and raising funds for the Snowdrop Project: some of my week ahead
Today starts with a meeting of Shadow Brexit Ministers on how we hold the Government…
Gambling with Lives, Citizens Rights, Climate Emergency, Sign Language and Brexit: some of my week ahead
I’ll start today by learning more about British Sign Language and how society can be…
Flammable Cladding, Climate Change, Child vaccination, and the Labour leadership contest: some of my week ahead
As business in Westminster can change daily, it can be difficult to know what’s ahead.…
Young Carers, Midwives, Apprentices, Park Hill Art Space and Decarbonising Transport – some of my week ahead
I’m heading down to London with the UK now outside the European Union but knowing…
Holocaust Memorial Day, Personal Debt, Mental Health, Proportional Representation, Child Refugees, and the 150th Anniversary of Sheffield Station – some of my week ahead
As we mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz today, I remember my…
Brexit, Child Refugees, Fire Safety, Casual Employment, Kashmir, and Northern Ireland: some of my week ahead
There’s just eleven days until we leave the EU and this week we’re debating the…
Queen’s Speech debate, Assisted Dying, Holocaust Memorial Day, Electoral Reform, and Palestinian twinning: some of my week ahead
This week I’ll be speaking in the debate on the Queen’s Speech, pressing the Government…
Brexit, Middle East crisis, International Students and local policing – some of my week ahead
Parliament is back tomorrow following the Christmas recess, but I’m heading down to Westminster today…
Heading back to Westminster – my week ahead
I’m heading down to London today, hugely grateful for the support of the people of…