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Starmer statement:

Honoured to support a motion at conference regarding the work we will do to support and rebuild our NHS

A great speech and passionate panel Discussion today - arts and culture Must play a pivotal role in our communities and education system

You probably read this weekend the government was watering down the workers rights bill. Our Jessica Elgot has looked at the amendments and concludes there’s no weakening of anything, in most cases it’s been toughened up. theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

Public Announcement: The two-tier Sentencing Council was appointed under the last Conservative government. Greg Hands was Chairman, Lee Anderson was Deputy Chairman, and Alex Chalk was the SoS for Justice.

By this time next week, Greater Manchester will have achieved its goal of a single, integrated public transport system. Bee Network People will be able to tap in and out on tram and bus and never pay more than the daily cap. 1/3

115 contacts made today in Kimberley and Eastwood for myself in Kimberley and Councillor Will Mee 🇬🇧🌹 in Eastwood. Brilliant that as we were walking along a resident walked past and congratulated Will on everything he is doing for Eastwood. I don’t think I have ever met someone as enthusiastic

Great weekend! Out in Swanwick for my Co-op colleague James Butler followed by a (very rainy) excursion to watch Kimberley Miners Welfare FC on Saturday.

Today we’re announcing £2 billion of new funding to support the biggest boost in social and affordable housing in a generation. Everyone deserves to have a safe and secure place to call home - this government is working to make that a reality.

While the previous Government failed on housing, Coin Street proved there's a better way: co-operative housing owned by the people who call it home. Now, we're backing Andrew Pakes MP' Bill to recognise co-op housing in law and break down the barriers holding communities back.

Labour is coming down hard on tax avoidance. Buried in the Spring Statement, Rachel Reeves announced plans to close loopholes and take £1bn out of the hands of tax dodgers. 5 of the new measures:

Our Readathon starts TODAY! ✨📚How many minutes can you read? Which class will read the most? 📖 🏆 ✔️ Grab your sponsorship form from your teacher or print it at home. ✔️ Log reading minutes on the Beanstack app Beanstack Let’s get reading, Horsendale! 💙 Flying High English Hub

New Fire Minister Alex Norris MP rightly recognising the incredible work of firefighters tackling recent wildfires across the UK. These incidents are becoming more frequent & more severe - our members on the ground & in control rooms need investment to match the risk. We look

Odd to be starting a Saturday in Parliament. Less odd to have been finishing Friday out with our brilliant candidate for Nuthall and Kimberley Councillor Peter Bales 🌹 and his intrepid campaign team!

If you’re in Nuthall & Kimberley and are returning your postal vote - take heed of Taylor

Thankyou to St John Ambulance England for first aid training today. Excellent course, really well delivered.

Utter nonsense from this councillor. The NI rules only apply to Indian companies in India, who send temporary workers to the UK for Indian Businesses, and not Indians on Work Visas being hired by UK businesses.

I loved watching the cricket in Kimberley last summer, so it’s great to see government funding going to upgrade the facilities: broxtowe.gov.uk/KICCKMB As a minister, I'm working to make sure every community gets the investment it needs.

If you’re free this bank holiday Sunday afternoon, pop on down to Kimberley Institute Cricket Club for Village Cup and beer festival

Labour is extending entitlement to free school meals to over half a million more children - up to 9,340 children in Nottingham North and Kimberley will now benefit, saving parents up to £500 every year. This is the difference a Labour Government makes. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…