Author: Susie Burpee

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Liz closes Commons debate to mark Carers Week

This Carers Week, I took part in a deeply moving debate in the House of Commons. Our care system is stretched to the absolute limit – so much so that 2.5 million unpaid carers have had to give up work or reduce their hours because they cannot get the support […]

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New College visits Parliament!

Today I met some brilliant pupils and teachers from New College Leicester in my constituency, who were visiting Parliament for the day. I was really impressed hearing from such engaged young people – with really great questions – and possible future MPs themselves! A massive thanks to the team.   […]

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Save Beaumont Park

Many local residents have contacted me to say they are deeply concerned about proposals in Leicester City Council’s Local Plan to develop a large section of the park for industrial use, as well as space for a number of Gypsy and Traveller pitches. I know Beaumont Park is a much-loved […]

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Liz meets unpaid carers during Carers Week

This week is Carers Week and so I was delighted to join the ‘Care for a Cuppa’ roundtable to hear first hand from unpaid carers about their experiences and the challenges they are facing. They spoke about juggling caring and work responsibilities, and trying to support their loved ones within […]

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Labour is setting out five national missions that we will build our manifesto around and, if elected, guide us in government. Labour will be focussed on outcomes that matter: making sure people are better off, live in safe communities, and have the opportunities they need to succeed – wherever they live, and whatever […]

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Liz visits East West community centre in Leicester

The East West community centre does amazing work supporting older people in Leicester, from lunch clubs to meals on wheels and tackling loneliness and isolation. It’s vital that charities like this continue to get support so more people benefit in future. Earlier today I went to meet the trustees to […]

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Liz meets with residents of Burgess House

This week I met with residents of Burgess House who raised serious concerns about fire safety, security and service charges in their building. I will be discussing this with other residents and raising with MTVH the housing association. If you have similar problems please email me at liz.kendall.mp {at} parliament(.)uk

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Liz visits Inglehurst Junior School

It was brilliant to visit Inglehurst Junior School for a tour of the school and to see the new fence that I helped secure from the City Council. During the visit I was delighted to to join pupils who were burying a Coronation time capsule in the grounds! And there […]