Alison Seabeck MP- | Current Campaigns

Current Campaigns

Alison launches campaign against Super Peak rail fares

Alison is campaigning against Government plans to hit local commuters with a new 40% Super Peak fares hike. Speaking at the launch of their campaign Alison said: “After David Cameron’s broken promise to hard pressed commuters to cap this year’s rail fare rises, the misery for passengers is set to continue with the Government’s...
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Beware threat of ‘carbon monoxide tragedy’ this winter

Alison Seabeck is urging people across the region to be ‘carbon monoxide safe’ this winter, as families start switching on their boilers as the colder weather approaches. Members of the public are being strongly encouraged to take appropriate steps to ensure their homes are properly protected against the threat of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. Ms Seabeck is calling upon all...
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Take action to tackle spiralling energy bills

Two thirds of people think their energy bill will be higher this winter – with many living in colder homes than they would like. That’s according to new figures from Citizens Advice as it launches Big Energy Saving Week (22-27 October) to help people cut their winter fuel bills. Alison is supporting the campaign which will give people practical advice...
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Alison Learns How To Spot Cancer Early

Alison Seabeck teamed up with cancer awareness nurses at Westminster when Cancer Research UK’s Cancer Awareness Roadshow made a special stop outside the Houses of Parliament. Alison climbed on board to learn more about the steps people can take to reduce their risk of cancer and the importance of spotting it early. Alison said: “When cancer is diagnosed at an...
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Don’t miss your chance to make the switch

Alison is encouraging people to sign up to the “Big Switch” campaign. The campaign run by Which? asks people to register on their web site https://www.whichbigswitch.co.uk/ so that they can negotiate a cheaper bill for their gas and electricity. When people come together, they’ll have more power to negotiate cheaper energy bills with the big energy companies. It sets...
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