I was pleased to attend the RSPB's Let Nature Sing in Parliament on 24th April. 

I attended the event in Parliament last week to raise awareness for the UK's largest housing and homelessness charity:  Shelter.

With HMP Long Lartin in my constituency, I have met many excellent prison officers working in Worcestershire and  I appreciate how important it is to have good staff in prisons.

As the UK did not leave the EU on 29th March it now looks possible that the UK may participate in EU elections for Members of the European Parliament (MEPs).  UK nationals currently on the electoral role will automatically qualify to vote; but EU nationals have to complete an additional form in o

The left does not have a monopoly on caring about climate change or the environment and yesterday in the House of Commons I argued that it is possible to reduce emissions while also growing the economy.

On 23rd April, there was a question session with the Parliamentary Under Secretary for Justice, Edward Argar MP, and I asked about the youth justice system and what the Government is doing to reduce the amount of young people offending and re-offending.

Recently, I received welcome news of the introduction of a Rail Ombudsman.

I welcomed Sports Minister Mims Davies' strong statement in the House of Commons last week on 11 April on stamping out discrimination in football.

On Thursday 11th April the Government announced that it will be developing a new Youth Charter.

On 10th April 2019 I sat down with Digital Minister Margot James to talk to her about the Online Harms White Paper that was published this week.