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We must expand community care, pioneer new tech and invest in preventative care to become a healthier nation

Long-term health conditions are one of the greatest challenges facing our NHS and our society. Addressing this will take more than short-term fixes. It requires a determined, coordinated, and sustained effort. We have been promised a long-term plan for the NHS, and

by Peter Prinsley MP
June 17, 2025
UK Parliament

The Silent Majority: Why Most People Are More Pro-Life Than They Realise

One of the most striking things about working in the pro-life movement is how often we’re told our views are “extreme” or “out of touch.” Yet, when you actually ask people — when you listen to them, not the headlines — a

by Michael Robinson
June 17, 2025
UK Parliament

£2.3 billion stuck in the British Coal Staff Superannuation Scheme must be paid to its’ ex-miner members

As an ex-miner and Member of Parliament for a coalfield community, I have been contacted numerous times by both constituents and non-constituents, about the British Coal Staff Superannuation Scheme, otherwise known as the BCSSS. It’s a topic close to my heart, as

by Lee Anderson MP
June 17, 2025
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It’s Time to Stand Up for Our Tradies: Tackling the Tool Theft Epidemic

Tool theft is not a minor inconvenience. It is a devastating, growing crime that is hitting tradespeople across the country, often with no accountability and no justice. Over the last year, I have been campaigning to change that. It’s time our justice

by Amanda Martin MP
June 17, 2025
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Government must turbo charge the UK’s space sector with tax breaks and better support

Space. The final frontier, or an extraordinary opportunity? The stuff of science fiction, or the way to drive productivity in our economy? Space today is both unique and ubiquitous. Who knows that when you tap your credit card on the tube ticket

by Mark Garnier MP
June 16, 2025
UK Parliament

The RFA are a vital part of the UK’s armed forces, but were badly let down by the last Government

Last week, the Strategic Defence Review containing the Government’s plans to rebuild our armed forces was unveiled. We also voted on an Armed Forces’ Commissioner Bill. The Commissioner will be an independent person for serving personnel and their families to raise problems

by Jayne Kirkham MP
June 13, 2025
UK Parliament

Justice For Women And Girls Cannot Wait

Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is not just a national crisis – it is a moral emergency. In the West Midlands, the scale of this crisis is staggering. Every 30 seconds, a woman or girl reports an incident of violence to

by Warinder Juss MP
June 12, 2025
UK Parliament

We must stop the spread of factory farming, rewarding farmers who are working with, not against, nature

Animal protection is an issue I care deeply about and have done ever since I was a teenager. It’s one of the causes that took me into politics and to Parliament – a commitment to improving the way we treat farm animals.

by Adrian Ramsay MP
June 12, 2025
UK Parliament

Maternity wards have closed over 2,200 times in four years. Why are we not acting like this is a national emergency?

In the past four years, maternity wards across England have closed their doors more than 2,200 times. That is not a typo. According to House of Commons Library date, between May 2020 and April 2024, 2,201 closures were reported by NHS trusts—848

by Adam Dance MP
June 11, 2025
UK Parliament

Time to end the piecemeal funding of local projects that pit hard-pressed communities against each other

When you’re elected to Parliament, you’re full of ideas. After walking countless miles, knocking thousands of doors, and speaking to even more people, you know by heart the issues that your area is facing, and the barriers that stand in the way

by Sureena Brackenridge MP
June 11, 2025
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