My call to Home Office to get a grip on Android-only app for Settled Status
As a Shadow Brexit Minister, I joined seventy other Labour MPs and MEPs to demand…
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Extending Article 50, welcoming local students, and opposing unpaid work trials – some of my week ahead
As the Prime Minister heads to Brussels to seek amendments to the deal that she…
Brexit Update: 31st January
Theresa May’s response on Tuesday to the massive defeat of her deal two weeks ago…
Key Brexit votes, the Immigration Bill, local policing and Leonardo Da Vinci – some of my week ahead
This is another crunch week on Brexit with key votes on Tuesday around proposals seeking…
Northern’s ‘rock bottom’ ratings for local rail services
I’ll be on Radio Sheffield this afternoon talking about my reaction to the consumer group…
Challenging the Government on Protecting EU Citizens’ Rights
I wrote to the Brexit Minister asking about the Government’s plans for the rights of EU…
My call for recording of benefits assessment interviews
I took part in a debate yesterday on the impact of the benefits assessment process…
Brexit, medical students, gambling, Myanmar, mental health, local buses and Holocaust Memorial Day – some of my week ahead
My week in Parliament starts and ends with Brexit. This afternoon I’ll be in the…
Brexit Update: 22nd January 2019
The clock continues to run down, with just ten weeks until we leave the EU…
Protecting local manufacturers
Local knife manufacturers and sellers in Sheffield and across the country are deeply concerned about…
The Immigration Bill, fibromyalgia, knife manufacturers, payments for small businesses and, of course, Brexit – some of my week ahead
Brexit is clearly going to be central this week and, as a Shadow Brexit Minister,…
Brexit, Universal Credit, Household Debt and Mental Health – some of my week ahead.
I’m back down in Westminster today after the Christmas recess. It’s always difficult to anticipate…
Brexit Update: 7th January 2019
Disturbingly little has changed since my last Brexit update in December, other than the road that the…
‘The country deserves better than the choice of the Prime Minister’s deal or no deal’: my article in the Sheffield Star
My article in the Sheffield Star: People looking on at the current crisis in Parliament…
My calls for fundamental review of student funding
As MP for the constituency with the highest number of students in the country, Chair…
My call for support for ‘invisible’ carers
Last week I pressed the Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Housing, Community and Local Government, Rishi Sunak…
Brexit, Mental Capacity Bill, Votes at 16, train services and St. Wilfrid’s – some of my week ahead
After the chaos of last week, it’s difficult to predict the week ahead. I wasn’t…
Visit to Parliament: Monday 1st April 2019
Westminster and the Houses of Parliament are the centre of Government in the UK. It’s…
Citizens’ Rights in the event of ‘No Deal’
The Government belatedly published a paper on the rights of EU nationals in the UK…
Wybourn Community Primary School’s inaugural Council Elections
I joined teachers and pupils at Wybourn Community Primary School for their first ever school…
Brexit Update: Monday 10th December 2018
After almost 20 months of negotiations, mostly with her own party, the Prime Minister has…