Dan Carden MP
@dancardenmp.bsky.social
🌹 Member of Parliament for #LiverpoolWalton.
📧: dan.carden.mp@parliament.uk
📧: dan.carden.mp@parliament.uk
Last night, I spoke in Parliament on behalf of my constituent, a veteran of the Falklands War.
He received blood transfusions – and was later diagnosed with Hepatitis B – but that fact has never been formally recognised, potentially precluding him from support he is entitled to.
He received blood transfusions – and was later diagnosed with Hepatitis B – but that fact has never been formally recognised, potentially precluding him from support he is entitled to.
November 12, 2025 at 3:11 PM
Last night, I spoke in Parliament on behalf of my constituent, a veteran of the Falklands War.
He received blood transfusions – and was later diagnosed with Hepatitis B – but that fact has never been formally recognised, potentially precluding him from support he is entitled to.
He received blood transfusions – and was later diagnosed with Hepatitis B – but that fact has never been formally recognised, potentially precluding him from support he is entitled to.
The inquest into the tragic death of 15-year-old kickboxing champion Alex Eastwood revealed a dangerous gap in our duty to protect children.
In Parliament, I echoed his family's calls for clear, enforceable national guidelines to prevent such a tragedy being repeated.
In Parliament, I echoed his family's calls for clear, enforceable national guidelines to prevent such a tragedy being repeated.
July 9, 2025 at 10:31 AM
The inquest into the tragic death of 15-year-old kickboxing champion Alex Eastwood revealed a dangerous gap in our duty to protect children.
In Parliament, I echoed his family's calls for clear, enforceable national guidelines to prevent such a tragedy being repeated.
In Parliament, I echoed his family's calls for clear, enforceable national guidelines to prevent such a tragedy being repeated.
This week's parliamentary proceedings on welfare reform descended into chaos, but I welcome that the Government has now listened to concerns and will no longer make changes to PIP until after a review co-produced with disabled people. This approach should have been taken from the start.
July 3, 2025 at 11:01 AM
This week's parliamentary proceedings on welfare reform descended into chaos, but I welcome that the Government has now listened to concerns and will no longer make changes to PIP until after a review co-produced with disabled people. This approach should have been taken from the start.
Connection with loved ones is not an optional extra – it is essential to dignified care.
The Government must deliver on the promise for a legal right to maintain contact in care settings, so that no one is isolated when they need support the most.
#GloriasLaw
The Government must deliver on the promise for a legal right to maintain contact in care settings, so that no one is isolated when they need support the most.
#GloriasLaw
June 24, 2025 at 6:01 PM
Connection with loved ones is not an optional extra – it is essential to dignified care.
The Government must deliver on the promise for a legal right to maintain contact in care settings, so that no one is isolated when they need support the most.
#GloriasLaw
The Government must deliver on the promise for a legal right to maintain contact in care settings, so that no one is isolated when they need support the most.
#GloriasLaw