I was delighted go to Streetvibe’s end of summer party at Braunstone Grove. Streetvibe provide some brilliant youth services in our city that offer young people somewhere to go, something to get involved with and someone to talk to too. If you want to find out more about Streetvibe’s work, […]
Ur Choice Young Peoples Project is a fantastic scheme for 13-19 year olds based in Home Farm in Beaumont Leys. I recently met some of the young people who’ve been taking part to hear about what they’ve been doing, and to answer their questions about my work as their MP. […]
“Style your Space” is a free, nine week course run by Soft touch with the support of Big Lottery, Leicester Skills Council and the Arts Council. The course helps people who are out of work to gain new skills, by doing improvements to their homes. I was really impressed with […]
I recently organised a ‘patch walk’ on and around Tudor Road after local residents had raised concerns with me about traffic and fly tipping. We were joined by the local Fosse Councillors, the city wardens and council and police officers so that residents could raise specific issues with them directly. […]
Parks Pantry is a lovely lunch club based at New Parks Library, I was delighted to be able to visit again last week: beef and vegetarian masala were on the menu, all created by chef Andy Duffin. The Lunch Club runs every Wednesday between 12-1pm. It costs only 75p for […]
I recently invited residents from across Home Farm to a community meeting, along with the local Beaumont Leys Councillors. People raised a wide range of issues with us, including concerns about anti-social behaviour and drugs. I will be working with the local police and residents to tackle these issues over […]
Liz addressed the crowd as the March for the NHS arrived in Leicester.
Liz presented the inaugural Athena Orchard award to inspirational Billy Martin.
Liz signed a public letter welcoming the Darlo mums to Leicester in their March For The NHS
Liz’s comments on the terrible case of text messages requesting you find a job are sent to Chris Smith whilst he had terminal cancer.
Liz calls for staff to be trained properly and communication to be improved after a report into poor care was released.
A group of mums from Darlington are so concerned by this government’s failure on the NHS, they’re leading “The People’s March for the NHS”, which will follow in the famous footsteps of the Jarrow Crusade. The marchers will cover 300 miles, through 23 towns and cities all the way to […]
