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Better health and care services — for St Albans and the country
Day in day out, I’m banging the drum for better health and care services - for St Albans and the country.
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Daisy Cooper MP supports Parliamentary Motion to scrap Two Child Benefit Cap
Daisy Cooper MP for St Albans has supported a Parliamentary Motion calling on the Government to remove the two-child limit on social payments in the first Budget.
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Daisy Cooper MP responds to the King’s Speech
Daisy Cooper MP responds to the King’s Speech
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Three local EDUCATION WINS for St Albans on Beaumont School, Muriel Green Nursery and SEND campaigning
After months of hard work with parents and Lib Dem County councillors, I am delighted to report three good news stories.
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NHS and social care must be a priority in Labour’s King’s Speech
We Lib Dems believe that plans to fix our NHS and social care must be a priority in Labour’s King's Speech.
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Daisy speaks to Times Radio about Labour’s rumoured Royal Commission plans
We Lib Dems have long-called for cross-party talks to fix the social care crisis for the long-term.
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Daisy at the St Albans Cancer UK Race For Life
Amazing to help start the Cancer Research UK Race for Life in St Albans this morning. All of us know someone who’s had cancer and survived or died, or is living with cancer now.
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Daisy opens the St Saviours Church Beer and Fizz Festival
With live music, a host of different beers, ciders and fizz, and raising money for the good cause of Saint Francis Hospice - it was the perfect way to unwind after my first week back in Parliament!
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Ofwat must block the insulting water bill price hikes
After years of pumping raw sewage into our rivers & streams with impunity, big water companies are now demanding more from struggling families in the midst of a cost of living crisis.
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Daisy is sworn in once again as the MP for St Albans
One of the traditions here in Parliament is that every MP, new or returning, has to take an oath of allegiance before they are allowed to sit, speak, or vote in the House of Commons.
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