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Rubery Owen book launch

Posted: 28/04/2018

I was delighted to attend the launch of the Rubery Owen Darlaston book on Saturday 28 April. The book has been compiled by David Owen OBE and Tony Highfield and includes stories of the Rubery Owen Darlaston offices.

Child burial fees abolished

Posted: 28/04/2018

On Saturday 28 April 2018 I campaigned with Carolyn Harris MP in Walsall. Carolyn has been the Member of Parliament for Swansea East since 2015, is the Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities, and became Welsh Labour Deputy Leader on 21 April 2018.

Business Questions 26 April 2018

Posted: 26/04/2018

I raised the treatment of the Windrush Generation again with the Leader of the House. The Home Office should know who is in detention and must know why they are there. I asked when the Government will produce these figures and why we are now waiving the citizenship fee for anyone in the Windrush generation who wishes to apply for citizenship when they are British citizens and do not need to apply?