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I've been one of Plymouth's local Members of Parliament since 2005 and am proud to represent our city in Westminster.
This website is one of the ways that you can find out more information about me, what I'm doing locally and in the House of Commons. If there are issues that you would like me to raise or if you have concerns about your area then please get in touch; I'll always do my best to help.
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Two midwives from Plymouth Hopsitals NHS Trust, have won one of the UK’s top midwifery prizes at the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) Annual Awards, the UK’s most prestigious midwifery...
more...Alison Seabeck MP has written to Ministers highlighting concerns over the 'judging' criteria which will be used for the Greater Western Franchise. The text of her letter is set out...
more...The Daylight Saving Bill was derailed by a small group of MPs on Friday 20th January but pressure is growing on the government to give the bill a fair hearing....
more...Alison Seabeck, MP for Plymouth, Moor View, joined volunteers from the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), Bayer and Novo Nordisk to raise awareness of the increasing prevalence of diabetes in the...
more...Chris Evans, Labour MP for Islwyn, said:
Ivan Lewis MP, Labour's Shadow International Development Secretary, responding to the Government’s response to the International Development Select Committee's report on Burundi, said:
Caroline Flint MP, Labour’s Shadow Energy and Climate Change Secretary, commenting on the appointment of Ed Davey as Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change following Chris Huhne’s resignation, said:
Alison Seabeck MP has joined forces with the Citizens Advice Bureau to Promote ‘Big Energy Week’ Alison said "I am delighted to be working with CAB to promote Big Energy Week. As the recession impacts on people's income some people are struggling to pay their household bills. The aim of Big Energy Week is to show people how...
more...The planning committee took the decision to give the plans for an incinerator in North Yard the go-ahead on 22nd December. The seven Conservative committee members voted in favour of the plans, the five Labour members against. Many constituents have been sending call-in requests to the Secretary of State for Communities and whilst they have been acknowledged, I have now...
more...Alison Seabeck MP has joined forces with local councillors and campaigners to oppose Government plans to Remove Regulation of Activity Centres Campaigners have launched a petition on the No.10 web site, in the hope that if they can gain 100,000 signatures the Government will be forced to re-think its plans and debate this in the House of Commons. The...
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