Yesterday, the historic Domestic Abuse Bill came back to Parliament after far too much unecessary delay from the government. Parliament now has an opportunity to
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The Domestic Abuse Bill Second Reading
Yesterday, the historic Domestic Abuse Bill came back to Parliament after far too much unecessary delay from the government. Parliament now has an opportunity to deliver the crucial changes needed
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Indicative Votes 2.0
On Monday night, Parliament undertook a second round of indicative votes in an attempt to carve out a solution to the Brexit deadlock that the Prime Minister has led us
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An Update on Brexit
Following a vote on Monday and discussions earlier in the day, Parliament last night made a series of indicative votes on how the UK should proceed with Brexit. Due to
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No Deal Brexit
Last night I voted in the House of Commons to take No Deal off the table. Many people have contacted me to question this, given that Nottingham North voted to
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The MacPherson Report
On Monday evening, I led a debate to mark the 20th anniversary of the MacPherson Report. The report concluded that Stephen Lawrence’s brutal murder, on 22nd April 1993, was unequivocally
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Seasonal Agricultural Workers Scheme
Yesterday I led a debate on the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Scheme in Westminster Hall and the encroaching role of Modern Slavery within migrant agricultural work. Since my election in 2017,
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Nottingham North Funder’s Fair
Nottingham North, my constituency, is one of the most challenged in the country. Like the rest of Nottingham, we often feel left behind by the Government who focus on London
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Iconic Local Beer Served in Parliament
I arranged for Shipstone’s Beer to be served in Parliament this week. As a relatively new Member of Parliament I am trying to make a practical difference to my community.
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Quizzing the PM on Modern Slavery
On 15th December 2017, the National Audit Office released a report, ‘Reducing Modern Slavery’, which found that the government’s Modern Slavery Strategy was not working effectively, and the Home Office
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My first Question to the Prime Minister – on Women’s Refuges
On Wednesday, I had my first chance to directly question the Prime Minister. I used this chance to highlight the threats to Domestic Violence refuges that Women’s Aid say are
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Indicative Votes 2.0
On Monday night, Parliament undertook a second round of indicative votes in an attempt to carve out a solution to the Brexit deadlock that the
An Update on Brexit
Following a vote on Monday and discussions earlier in the day, Parliament last night made a series of indicative votes on how the UK should

No Deal Brexit
Last night I voted in the House of Commons to take No Deal off the table. Many people have contacted me to question this, given

The MacPherson Report
On Monday evening, I led a debate to mark the 20th anniversary of the MacPherson Report. The report concluded that Stephen Lawrence’s brutal murder, on

Seasonal Agricultural Workers Scheme
Yesterday I led a debate on the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Scheme in Westminster Hall and the encroaching role of Modern Slavery within migrant agricultural work.