LBC: Susan Hall is not a feminist. London deserves inclusive leadership.
She hailed Liz Truss’s catastrophic mini-budget as a triumph, she supported Donald Trump’s election, and…
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SOUTH LONDON PRESS In My View: leasehold reform
The Tories have been promising leasehold reform since 2019. Four years and three Prime Ministers…
PARLIAMENT NEWS: Reconstructing relations with the EU must be a priority for Labour
I was first elected in 2017, a year after the EU referendum, on a platform…
THE HOUSE: Tackling the growing demand for eye health services is one of the biggest challenges facing the NHS in England today
Over 2.2 million people in the UK are living with a condition that causes sight…
SOUTH LONDON PRESS In My View: Rental Reform
I believe everyone should be able to live in a safe, decent, and affordable home.…
BLACK HISTORY MONTH MAGAZINE: Saluting our Sisters
To Suffragette Charlotte Despard, the first woman to stand for parliament in Battersea North in…
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LBC: Susan Hall is not a feminist. London deserves inclusive leadership.
She hailed Liz Truss’s catastrophic mini-budget as a triumph, she supported Donald Trump’s election, and she has amplified and encouraged racist and discriminatory content again and again. So it’s clear to say our views are different. But there is, surprisingly, one thing I do agree with her on. Susan has said…
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SOUTH LONDON PRESS In My View: leasehold reform
The Tories have been promising leasehold reform since 2019. Four years and three Prime Ministers later, the legislation finally arrived. However, despite the Housing Secretary’s earlier suggestion that the feudal and unfair system would be abolished altogether, the Bill fell far short. In a particularly glaring omission, it contained no…
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PARLIAMENT NEWS: Reconstructing relations with the EU must be a priority for Labour
I was first elected in 2017, a year after the EU referendum, on a platform whose central pillar included opposing a hard Tory EU Brexit. My first parliamentary term was defined by this issue. I vividly remember the seemingly endless late nights of “meaningful” and “indicative” votes; the obscure pieces…
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Statement from Marsha de Cordova MP, Second Church Estates Commissioner on the findings of the Makin Report
The findings of the Makin Report make clear the devastating extent of the appalling abuse suffered by children and young men at the hands of John Smyth. These individuals should have felt safe and protected to take part in religious self-expression. Instead, they experienced horrific physical, sexual, psychological and spiritual…
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Marsha’s response to the Autumn Budget 2024
After 14 years of Tory decline, Labour’s Budget will fix the foundations and deliver change in our public services, and tackle the cost of living. I am pleased that the Chancellor’s Budget will invest in schools, special educational needs provision and the NHS, ensure fair pay for workers and ultimately…
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Meeting with the Minister for Public Health
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Statement on the Battersea XL Bully attack
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Call for replacement of the PIP system
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Government’s extremism strategy – STATEMENT
As Michael Gove prepares to launch his new policy against extremism later today, it is clear that the true threat to our democracy comes not from the fringes but the heart of govt. There is a grotesque irony in the Tories launching this strategy in the context of complete…
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