HeyJaredJulie Minns MP
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Carlisle MP: Conference is a chance for the Labour Party to tell our story (opens the original)
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AUTUMN marks the annual Party Conference season with Reform UK and the Liberal Democrats already having held their conferences, this past week was Labour’s turn, and the Conservatives will gather for their conference next week. For the first time, Andy Burnham addressed the Labour Conference as Prime Minister. After years in Westminster, and then as Mayor of Greater Manchester, he brought a different perspective to national politics, one rooted in the communities and towns that too often feel ov
Carlisle MP voices concerns over 'choices' during debate on assisted dying (opens the original)
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The decision on assisted dying is one of the most difficult Parliamentarians will ever face. It is also an issue on which people hold deeply personal views, often shaped by experiences of illness, death or caring for someone they love. Last week, the House of Commons returned to the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. The last time the issue was debated, I was sitting at the hospital bedside of my dying mother and was therefore unable to speak or vote. This time, I was able to take part in
Wildfires are a growing threat - it's important to enjoy the countryside responsibly (opens the original)
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THE August bank holiday weekend brings hundreds of visitors to our beautiful county, but sadly not all are as responsible as we might like. Fly camping, rubbish dumping and abandoned disposable BBQs are not just minor irritants, they present a genuine risk to life. Disposable barbecues remain a significant and entirely preventable cause of wildfires. Even after they appear extinguished, they can retain enough heat to ignite dry grass, heathland and other vegetation, particularly during periods o
MP tells young people: 'One set of exam results does not define your future' (opens the original)
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THIS week, hundreds of young people across Carlisle and north Cumbria will be collecting their GCSE results. It is a time many of us remember well - although in my case it was O-Levels and CSEs! There is excitement, relief and, for some, a fair bit of nervousness. It is also the start of a new chapter. As a parent, I know how stressful this time can be for families. I also remember collecting my own results at Trinity and hoping I had the grades to stay on for sixth form. To everyone opening an
Julie Minns MP: 'Volunteers deserve far more recognition' (opens the original)
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I found myself smiling last week when I saw Girlguiding UK unveil its first full redesign of its uniforms in more than 30 years. It is a significant change, and the great thing about it is that nearly 55,000 Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers helped shape uniforms that are more practical, affordable and inclusive. Girlguiding UK is also encouraging girls to create something new from the old, by upcycling current uniforms into new accessories! Seeing the new uniforms made me think about my la
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