When I was first elected to Parliament in 2019 I promised to be the voice of West Derby in Westminster. It’s a promise I have kept and will continue to keep if you re-elect me on July 4th. Let’s finally get the #ToriesOut! You can watch and share my campaign video here.

Please be aware that the dissolution of Parliament will come into effect from Thursday 30 May 2024 until after the General Election on Thursday 4 July 2024.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Liverpool West Derby constituents for electing me as MP of our wonderful constituency in the 2019 General Election in such large numbers.

As we enter the 2024 General Election campaign I ask you to once again place your trust in me and return me as your Labour MP for Liverpool West Derby on 4 July, helping to secure a desperately-needed Labour Government and ending 14 years of cruel Tory political choices.

I promise to continue working hard for Liverpool West Derby.

West Derby constituents are invited to read my report for May 2024, outlining just some of the work I have done in Parliament and in the constituency in the last month.

West Derby constituents are invited to read my report for April 2024, outlining just some of the work I have done in Parliament and in the constituency in the last month.

West Derby constituents are invited to read my report for March 2024, outlining just some of the work I have done in Parliament and in the constituency in the last month.

West Derby constituents are invited to read my report for February 2024, outlining just some of the work I have done in Parliament and in the constituency in the last month.

This month I have tabled a motion to record my deep concern that the UK Government has not committed to extending the Household Support Fund (HSF) beyond March 2024.

This month I have tabled a motion in support of the Freedom of the City of Liverpool being bestowed on Liverpool-born Post Office Horizon campaigner Alan Bates.

This week I have tabled an Early Day Motion in support of Gellings Riding School’s bid to acquire the land it is situated upon in order to secure its existence for future generations.

This week at Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Select Committee, Ian Byrne MP raised the housing needs of disabled people.

I have tabled a motion to Parliament on the urgent need for an independent panel inquiry into the death of 7-year-old Zane Gbangbola.

At the EFRA Committee session on Urban Green Spaces this week, Ian Byrne MP raised the crucial importance of green spaces on child health and wellbeing.

The Real Truth Legacy Project is joining forces with the LFC Foundation to support the rollout of education about Hillsborough in schools.

Today I told Parliament that Palestinians deserve the Right To Food, after the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right To Food said that more than 2 million people in Gaza face “inevitable famine”.

This week in Parliament I raised the concerns of headteachers in West Derby about the current Ofsted inspection model.

West Derby constituents are invited to read my report for January 2024, outlining just some of the work I have done in Parliament and in the constituency in the last month.

At Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Select Committee inquiry on Fire Safety this week, Ian Byrne MP told the Housing Minister that Parliament is on the side of residents.

Ian Byrne MP this week spoke in a Parliamentary debate on behalf of public sector workers in West Derby, including teachers, NHS staff, civil servants and many more.

In Parliament this week, Ian Byrne MP called on Secretary of State Michael Gove to reverse this decision to axe the Household Support Fund in Liverpool.

Yesterday ahead of my Westminster Hall debate on access to Free School Meals for children with special educational needs and disabilities, I explained to Contact charity why I called for the debate in Parliament.