Weeks ago, the Prime Minister promised the UK would lead the rebuilding of Gaza, but it appears, once again, we are watching events unfold around us.

Despite still being over a month away, speculation about the Budget and its contents are already in full swing.

We know that being in school is the best way for most children to reach their potential. And that absence from school, particularly when persistent, can impact children both academically and socially. Yet, for some children, our system is designed in such a way that school itself can impact on their wellbeing. Yesterday, in parliament, we debated a petition calling for parents to be allowed to take their children out of school for up to 10 days for free. While I dedicated par

Delaying the Schools White Paper, and with it long-awaited SEND reforms, until 2026 is an absolute betrayal of every child with special educational needs and disabilities and their families. SEND services are already in crisis. Parents are worn out by fighting a broken system, children are waiting months or even years for vital support, and local authority budgets are at breaking point. While families were left in limbo, the Education Secretary prioritised fighting a deputy l

Proud to co-sign this letter raising concerns about the significant recent drop in the milk price received by dairy farmers.

Liberal Democrat MP for South Devon, Caroline Voaden has slammed the Government for refusing to listen to farmers, following reports that the Chancellor does not plan to amend or repeal the damaging Family Farm Tax in next month’s Budget.