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The Government is right to place housing as a top priority. England’s housing stock is the oldest in Europe, and around 8.5 million people are living with unmet housing needs . It is simply not good enough for families to be living in Dickensian conditions in 2026. From the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act  this May, to Awaab’s Law , and the delayed Warm Homes Plan , the tide is slowly turning in the right direction. The Liberal Democrats believe everyone has the right

This High Court ruling reminds us that counterterror powers must be used proportionally and carefully to ensure they never undermine fundamental civil liberties.

Parents are demanding action on online safety; we owe it to families to break the cycle of delay and introduce concrete reform.

Too many riders are forced onto dangerous roads because bridleways are unusable, fixing that is crucial to safer roads for all.

The Government’s promise to write off £5bn in SEND deficits sounds good, but will it actually deliver? We've seen these promises crumble before.

Apprenticeship schemes are vital to our economy, but uptake needs to increase.

Poverty in the UK demands system-wide reform – from social security to housing and living costs – not piecemeal interventions.

This Bill deserves proper scrutiny but not delay that overrides the will of the elected House or the public.

After high levels of rainfall, I have written to Thames Water to ensure we avoid a repeat of the 2024 sewage failures.

As animal lovers, we all share a moral responsibility to protect animals and support RSPCA’s vital work.

Thames Water has been let off the hook for polluting our rivers for too long. It’s time we say no to a rescue deal.

Community pharmacies deliver frontline care every day, but they need greater support to ease pressure on the NHS and provide high-quality healthcare.

After sustained campaigning, Chieveley has been formally included in a national A34 safety study – a major step toward long-overdue improvements.

Banning smartphones in schools is a positive step. But it doesn’t go far enough.

A Newbury constituent has launched a national petition calling for an inquiry into CAMHS delays, as families across West Berkshire continue to face long waits for children’s mental health support.

This week marks the national Mind Your Head campaign, raising awareness of mental health and suicide prevention in farming. With so many farmers here in West Berkshire, and after our successful This Is Farming drop-in last autumn, I want to shine a light on the pressures our local farming families face

I recently met with Vodafone-Three to discuss 5G coverage in West Berkshire.

The Government’s Earned Settlement consultation closes on 12 February, and it’s crucial that those affected by changes in ILR/Settled Status contribute their views.

World Cancer Day is about recognising progress on cancer while committing to better treatment and lower waiting times for the decade ahead.

I challenged FirstPort on their consistent pattern of poor practise and the need for stronger protections for leaseholders.