Find out what I’ve been saying and doing in the media.
In her latest Leicester Mercury column, Liz talks about the launch of Big Up New Parks, a youth and community service run by Soft Touch Arts.
One of the best questions I have been asked since becoming the MP for Leicester West is: “Why do we have laws?” It came from a young boy at Glebelands school, during one of their morning assemblies. Every Friday I try and visit one of the primary schools in my […]
I recently appeared on the BBC’s Sunday Politics show with Tory MP, Margot James. We debated the Government’s Health and Social Care Bill. You can see the programme by clicking here.
De Montfort University and the University of Leicester make a huge contribution to our city, not only by educating the next generation but by creating jobs and conducting groundbreaking research too. De Montfort is now running a great project called the Square Mile, which aims to help the communities of […]
In her latest Leicester Mercury column, Liz talks about her time shadowing a home care assistant in Leicester West and matrons in North Tees University Hospital.
After Liz asks a question at PMQ’s regarding the bone marrow register, the Prime Minister calls for more to be done to encourage people to join.
In her latest Leicester Mercury column, Liz talks about the difficulties faced by her constituent’s during the Christmas period.
On Thursday evening, I sat on the BBC Question Time panel with Energy Secretary Chris Huhne, Sainsbury’s Chief Executive Justin King, Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales and Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan. We talked about the strikes, press intrusion, executive pay, green government and criminal apologies. You can watch the show by […]
In her latest Leicester Mercury column, Liz talks about youth unemployment.
Liz visits the Toys on the Table appeal.
In her latest Leicester Mercury column, Liz says that patient’s experience must top the agenda.
Daily Telegraph article says millions of elderly people are facing a “care crisis” after research from Liz shows government funding for care homes and support for frail elderly pensioners has been cut by almost a fifth.
