who asked thought-provoking questions about how we are working to try to improve their lives.

Well done to Wolverhampton Member of Youth Parliament Sienna for chairing so excellently!

To thank and congratulate the England team for being finalists in the competition, Sureena Brackenridge MP and I proudly hosted them in Parliament last week.

I have enjoyed Kabaddi throughout my life, and I firmly believe Wolverhampton is the home of the sport.

I continue to have regular meetings with Anthony Tagg, Chief Superintendent for Wolverhampton, and implore anyone who is a victim of crime to report it to the police.

I was glad to be able to sit on a panel at Guru Teg Bahadur Gurdwara alongside representatives from the council, police, and local Gurdwaras to reassure the community that we are taking the issue seriously.

I have spoken in debates in Parliament about Violence Against Women and Girls since being elected, and I will continue to do so.

Very impressed with the enthusiasm of the young people, hopefully there were some future MPs in the audience.

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And remember, this is all part of our wider plan to rebuild Great British Railways, in public hands.

I know that cost-of-living pressures are still a reality for many people in Wolverhampton West, and transport costs are a significant part of that.

So I am encouraged that Labour is taking this step to keep household costs down.

A huge thank you to Dr. Matilda Chongwa from Global Diabetes Initiatives for the invitation.