
Newsletter 5 October
In this issue, you’ll find out what I’ve been up to over the last couple of months representing you: (1) Working for Poplar and Limehouse
In this issue, you’ll find out what I’ve been up to over the last couple of months representing you: (1) Working for Poplar and Limehouse
The #BattleofCableSt is now seen as a milestone of social progress, but was only deemed “civil” in retrospect. In 1936, the police were sent to
Resident voices should be at the heart of any proposals to merge housing associations. I’ve written to the Secretary of State to calling for a
Our movement must always be tireless in opposition to fascism, antisemitism, and racism. At the rally on the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Cable
With the Universal Credit cut looming, it is shocking that the Department for Work & Pensions are planning to close Poplar Job Centre. I’ve written
Solidarity with App Drivers & Couriers Union members and drivers all over the UK on the Uber Strike today
A massive protest through the streets of Brighton and outside @TUIUK – the largest company running charter deportation flights. The message loud and clear: #TUIDropDeportations
This evening we stood together at a vigil to remember and honour Sabina Nessa.
My latest East London Advertiser column: Apsana Begum: ‘UK should follow US in calling for end to military operations remaking countries’
I share the rage and grief at the murder of Sabina Nessa, a daughter, a teacher & only 28 – killed in a public place
Visiting Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park to remember Ranjith ‘Roy’ Kankanamalage, who was murdered in a suspected homophobic hate crime.Any information you may have to bring
Families on Universal Credit in my constituency will lose a total of £7m a year when this lifeline is cut. This government is pushing working
“I believe that nobody should have to go through the pain that I have been through.” Me for East London Advertiser’s August column.
My statement following today’s verdict:
My statement on the Nationality and Borders Bill:
My statement on the proposed Health and Care Bill:
Higher education is rampant with casualisation and employers who sack staff because they don’t like their research. The Freedom of Speech Bill tabled by the