Let us show the millions of unpaid carers that we care.

Last week, I led a debate in Parliament on the inequalities faces by unpaid carers to mark #CarersRightsDay.

We must tackling the inequalities that affect millions of carers across the UK.

I have been particularly closely engaged with constituents in Cullingworth and Wilsden regarding recent planning applications for battery storage.

I have always been clear that new infrastructure MUST bring benefits to the local community.

That means cheaper bills and local community funding.

🌹 #Lab25 complete!

It’s been a fantastic few days here in Liverpool.

Here’s a bit of my reaction to the prime minister’s speech and what some of the exciting announcements mean for the Shipley constituency.

This week, I visited a primary school where children were learning about British values.

It made me reflect on the events in London last weekend.

I’m proud to be British. A diverse and tolerant nation.

That’s why I will always oppose discrimination and prejudice in any form.

Sadly, I am not alone.

Too many MPs across political parties have been subject to horrific online abuse and threats.

It must stop.

🚰 It’s time for radical action.

I strongly support the Labour Government’s announcement that they will be abolishing Ofwat and strengthening oversight.

But, I believe it is time not only to merge the regulators but also to restructure failing companies like Yorkshire Water.

Today in Parliament, I will be voting against the Assisted Dying Bill.

I have no principled objections to assisted dying; however, as someone with nearly 30 years of experience in health and care, I believe that the bill presented to us is both unworkable and unsafe.

Investing in renewable energy is not just about tackling the climate crisis - it’s about creating good, skilled, future-proofed jobs for local people.

Producing our own energy will also end our dependence on expensive foreign natural gas imports.