My ongoing campaign to release publicly owned sites like Teddington Police Station for a GP surgery and affordable housing continues - I called on the Government again to work with me to develop this idea so we can make the most of the unused land available.

I've heard from too many constituents who have had awful experiences with rogue builders. Last night, I called on the Government to explore a proper licensing scheme, and to ensure the justice system helps people to get the compensation and redress they deserve.

I regularly meet local families who've been on the housing waiting list for years. Yet the Mayor's recent decision to cut affordable housing targets will mean fewer social rent homes and will hurt councils like Richmond which will lose significant chunks of infrastructure funding.

Parents deserve real choice when it comes to deciding whether to stay at home or go back to work, especially in those precious early years. Despite what Kemi Badenoch says, maternity pay being at less than half the minimum wage after 6 weeks is far from "excessive".

Really pleased to welcome Miriam to Parliament to attend my debate on World Stroke Day 2025. Her experience shows what can be achieved with good stroke rehabilitation, and her own inspiring determination.

This World Stroke Day, I want to pay tribute to the Neuro Rehab Practice in Hampton, run by Richard Sealy. The work they do is incredibly important in showing the impact of rehabilitation, but we need to ensure that no matter where you live in the country, rehabilitation is not a postcode lottery.

The theme of this year's World Stroke Day is focusing on the truth about post-stroke rehabilitation. Investing in rehabilitation is urgently needed - it isn't just the right thing to do for survivors and their families, but also for the taxpayer and the economy.

With young people saying they want a break from the stress of social media at school, the Government should be listening to Esther Ghey, as well as their own ministers, and help teachers keep phones out of the classroom.

Whilst free school meals are going unfunded to the tune of £310m, forcing teachers to cut teaching assistants and extracurricular activities, it seems @bphillipsonmp.bsky.social has prioritised her deputy leadership bid over fixing the funding crisis schools are facing.

The Government cannot ignore the evidence on Heathrow - the economic argument is doubtful and the environmental case is unconscionable. Yet, today, we learned they've not even done the basic groundwork and they'll rush headlong into a 3rd runway regardless.