I’ve spent the past few months touring local secondary schools listening to our young people’s views about social media, and how we should control it. In January, I launched a survey for local parents, and almost 900 of you responded in support of a ban. I presented these survey results to government ministers.
Read moreAs Leanord Cohen sang = “There is a crack, a crack in everything / That’s how the light gets in.”
Read moreThis isn’t the first time I’ve written to you about the state of our high streets – and it likely won’t be the last. Residents across Finchley & Golders Green tell me they want to see improvements. I understand the frustration when we see boarded up shops, tatty shop fronts, signs of decline and a feeling that our high streets are not places we want to visit on the weekend.
Read moreLooking ahead to 2026, my resolution as your MP is to continue using my convening power to strengthen the ties in our community.
Read moreResidents have highlighted concerns about antisocial behaviour and the poor state of our high streets.
Read moreIts back to school with a bang! From recess to a reshuffle, there’s never a dull moment in politics. As for me, I’m still in the day jobs I love the most – as your MP in Finchley and Golders Green, Minister for Courts and mum to my girls who I’m glad to say are literally back to school!
Read moreThis month we have been hard at work addressing residents’ needs and set up shop (pardon the pun!) in the beating heart of Finchley Central; Tesco.
Read moreJune has brought sunshine, the Antiques Roadshow and the summer fair season to Finchley and Golders Green.
Read moreI hope you are well and enjoying the sunshine that May has to offer. Community events certainly have a different flavour …
Read moreWelcome to my first Community Newsletter as your MP in Finchley & Golders Green.
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