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Clapham & Brixton Hill Christmas Card Competition 2025 – South London Winter Wonderland
I’m inviting young people from across Clapham and Brixton Hill to showcase their creative talent by designing my official Christmas card
An Update from your Local MP – 5th September 2025
An Update from your Local MP (5th September)
Protect the Clink Restaurant at HMP Brixton – My Letter to the Government
I have written to the Ministry of Justice, urging ministers to protect Clink Charity’s flagship restaurant at HMP Brixton.
Statement on My Removal as UK Trade Envoy to Ghana
Though my time as Trade Envoy was brief, I thank the UK Ghanaian diaspora for their support, which, like their jollof, is unmatched.
Parliamentary Work & Campaigns
Black History Month 2025 Debate
As well as celebrating the achievements of our forebears, we must also work together to drive progress forwards.
The Government Must Set a Target to Close the Maternal Mortality Gap
The government promised an explicit target to close the maternal mortality gap. This must happen without further delay.
The Government’s Shameful Silence on the Global Sumud Flotilla
I coordinated a letter to the government, urging them to protect British citizens onboard the Global Sumud Flotilla
Baby Loss Awareness Week Debate 2025
It is not easy to speak out about the issue of baby loss, reliving your pain and reopening the wounds. But it is vital to do so.
Articles
To Deliver Real Change, We Need Wealth Taxes
Wealth taxes aren’t a silver bullet but they are a crucial piece in the puzzle, helping raise the money needed to deliver real change and signal to the public that we are on their side.
Let’s Ensure Renters Feel the Benefit of Warm Home Upgrades
We need stronger protections to ensure renters benefit from warm home upgrades without facing rent hikes or evictions.
The government must drop its devastating disability benefit cuts
In recent weeks, I have been contacted by hundreds of constituents, angry and anxious about the government’s plans to cut disability benefits.
A Debt is Owed – the UK Should Transition from Traditional Aid to Reparations
Our country has a moral and legal duty to address past injustices like slavery and colonialism. Failing to engage with the case for reparations shows a disregard for the nations and individuals who live with their enduring impact. The UK should instead lead by example, embracing reparations as a means of tackling the root causes of climate breakdown and structural inequality, rectifying our colonial legacy, and building a fairer, more equal world.
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