See above for my weekly round-up of what I’ve been up to this week.

This week was dominated by the Budget, both on the floor of the House and the Committee corridor. I’ve been busy with the Treasury Select Committee, questioning economists, representatives from the Treasury and the Chancellor herself over what the Budget means for us in these next few years.

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See above for my weekly round-up of what I've been up to in Hackney and Westminster.

This week:

- Important new protections for workers were introduced to Parliament with the Employment Rights Bill.

- I raised with the Minister the need for better support for Hackney schools and children with special educational needs and disabilities. 

- I met with Hackney residents whose lives are in limbo because of cladding issues and raised this with the Deputy Prime Minister as she stood in for the Prime Minister during Prime Minister’s Questions.

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Seven years since the Grenfell tragedy and many in Hackney still live in housing with unsafe cladding. Their lives are in limbo. I’ll keep fighting for faster action to fix this issue.

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See above for my weekly round-up of what I've been up to in Hackney and Westminster.

This week:

- I raised in the House of Commons the need for more social housing in Hackney.

- Coordinated with other East London MPs to tackle child poverty.

- Met with the Metropolitan Police Commissioner to discuss violence against women and girls, safer neighbourhood teams, and the pilot in Hackney to tackle mobile phone thefts.

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I again raised the need for Valerie’s Law in Parliament. Those who face domestic violence should all be treated with support and care regardless of ethnic or cultural background. I will continue to fight for justice for Valerie and her infant daughter.

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