I am delighted that after campaigning hard for fairer funding for our area, the Labour Government is massively increasing funds for our councils!
News and Campaigns
Worthing Herald column – 15th Dec 25
Thanks to this Labour Government, our new Railways Bill is progressing through Parliament, so we can regain control of our railways. From May 2026, Southern Rail will be publicly owned, meaning fewer delays, frozen fares, and amplifying passengers’ voices under Great British Railways.
Announcing the winners of my 2025 Christmas card competition
Delighted to announce the winners of my Christmas card competition – Emilia from St Peter’s Catholic Primary School, Sky from Holmbush Primary Academy, and Archie from Sompting Village Primary!
Worthing Herald column – 8th December 25
To give children the best start in life, the Labour Government has launched its new Child Poverty Strategy which will lift 550,000 children out of poverty – the biggest reduction of child poverty in a single Parliament.
Worthing Herald column – 1st December 25
Last week, the Chancellor delivered her Budget, making fair choices to address the public’s priorities.
Huge win for the Lancing Widewater Lagoon campaign!
We have secured agreement from the Environment Agency to REPLACE the mitigation pipe and secure the lagoon’s future for years to come.
The 2025 Budget
Today’s Budget takes fair choices to deliver on the public’s priorities and the change we promised to deliver at the election.
Worthing Herald column – 24th Nov 25
Ahead of the Budget, the Labour Government is freezing train fares for the first time in thirty years, which will help thousands of passengers in Adur and Worthing save money.
New law bans plastic wet wipes to protect Sussex’s coast
Our coasts will be cleaner and wildlife better protected as the Labour Government has signed into law a ban on the sale of plastic wet wipes this week, marking a major step forward in tackling plastic pollution, which devastates Sussex’s beaches and seas.
Worthing Herald column – 17th November 25
Last week, we marked Armistice Day with a moving two-minute silence outside Worthing Town Hall, alongside veterans and members of the community, to honour those who defended our country and fought for our freedom.
