Parliament is back and my focus remains the same: listening to residents, getting you a hearing from others, and working with you to secure results. This newsletter covers a busy couple of months, in the community and in Parliament.
Come along to my community coffee morning on 22 September.
4,000+ residents helped in two years as your MP – and I’m not slowing down. My latest newsletter: a Maternity Commissioner at last, new CCTV for Fulham, taking on Palantir’s NHS contract and more.
My latest newsletter covers new protections for children from social media – plus District Line improvements, strengthening EU ties and challenging the government on extending Palantir’s NHS contract when we should be building British “sovereign AI” expertise.
Come and have your say about crime in Fulham on 8 July.
My latest newsletter looks ahead to the local elections in the two boroughs – and talks about what I’ve been up to in Parliament
Your invitation to a community discussion on 14 May on how we can better protect children and young people online.
My latest newsletter looks at action I’m taking locally and in Parliament amid global uncertainty to protect children online, get social housing residents heard and strengthen ties with Europe.
In my latest newsletter, I say why we need closer links with the EU and set out my campaigning in Chelsea & Fulham and Parliament.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your loved ones.
My latest newsletter talks about how I’m working to protect people’s homes, boost growth and challenge the threat to King’s Road shops.
Landmark changes will make housing safe and secure for more renters in Chelsea and Fulham
My latest newsletter looks at how I’m getting a hearing and better outcomes for residents from those who are meant to serve them
Win for local campaign as TfL confirm feasibility study to start this year
Post Office confirms the branch will remain in its current location when new franchise operator takes over
My latest newsletter looks at significant votes in Parliament, getting results for residents and my hopes for the future.
Here are my thoughts on the Welfare Reform Bill and how I worked successfully to improve it before it came to a vote
Here’s how I voted on the amended Assisted Dying Bill and why
In this blog, I set out why I voted in favour of the amendments to the Crime and Policing Bill to decriminalise abortion
Updates on Putney Bridge step-free access, Kings Road Post Office, Charing Cross Hospital, pressing for an ambitious EU trade deal and what else I’ve been working on locally and nationally.
I’m delighted that services will continue under a new franchise model. My thanks to all those who campaigned with me.
In my latest newsletter, I talk about the issues that I’ve been working on locally and nationally in recent weeks – while pushing for change.
My February update covers all the local and national issues and campaigns I’ve been working on in the last few months
The Tories lied about Charing Cross Hospital. Labour will deliver on the rebuild. And we will be honest with people.
My latest update on a packed couple of months working for local residents
In this blog, I set out the reasons for my vote on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
Share your views in the biggest public conversation about the future of the NHS since its founding in 1948.
As the first-ever Labour Member of Parliament for Chelsea and Fulham, I’m honoured and hugely grateful to all those voters who put their trust in me.
From my heart, thank you. Thank you to everyone who voted for me and who has sent me kind words in the three weeks since I was elected as your MP for Chelsea and Fulham.
