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Neil Duncan-Jordan MP

Neil Duncan-Jordan is the Labour MP for Poole, and was elected in July 2024.

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Coastal communities may not grab the headlines like cities, but with over 5 million residents they all deserve a voice and a future

Every time I get off the train at Poole after spending a week in Westminster; the smell of the sea is what reminds me of how lucky I am to live in such a beautiful place. The world’s second largest harbour, some

by Neil Duncan-Jordan MP
June 2, 2026
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Welfare must cover the essentials people need to survive – we need a protected minimum floor in our social security system

One of the most important legacies that this Labour Government could achieve would be the massive reduction in poverty and the widening of opportunities for millions of people who are currently struggling to get by. In fact, the cost-of-living crisis is now

by Neil Duncan-Jordan MP
January 8, 2026
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Cutting PIP is based on the same discredited arguments used to justify austerity – I will vote against this change

On 1 July, MPs will vote on the biggest package of cuts to welfare since George Osborne’s years of austerity. The Government’s own assessment predicts that 250,000 people will be pushed into poverty as a result of the proposals – including 50,000

by Neil Duncan-Jordan MP
June 23, 2025
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A Certificate of Common Sponsorship would protect overseas workers who keep our social care sector running

The stark reality for migrant workers in the UK is that they are under-protected by our employment rights framework and victimised by our immigration rules. Migrant social care workers are particularly vulnerable to this kind of ill-treatment because of the hostile environment

by Neil Duncan-Jordan MP
January 23, 2025
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