Helen joined the NSPCC at the launch of its ‘Don’t Hide it’ campaign yesterday calling on the Government to ensure that local therapeutic services are available for all children who have suffered sexual abuse.
Helen joined other MPs in an effort to highlight the need for such services and to call on the Secretary of State […]
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Helen has voiced her concerns over a Government review of Remploy, the local employer of disabled people.
Helen, who has a Remploy site at Spennymoor in her constituency, said, “Remploy plays an important role in providing work for disabled people so I am concerned by the speculation about closures and job cuts.
“I have had a range […]
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A Bill to tackle climate change, backed by Helen, completed its passage through the House of Commons today.
Helen has been a strong supporter of the Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Bill – a private members bill that introduces a package of measures to counter the environmental threat of global warming.
Filed under: Uncategorized on May 12th, 2006 | Comments Off
Helen has started a new campaign to raise awareness of osteoporosis amongst local people, and to press for better medical services for patients.
The fragile bone disease is a major health concern that affects millions of people, and Helen is keen to ensure that high-quality treatment is available in the County Durham area.
Filed under: Uncategorized on May 10th, 2006 | Comments Off
The November 2007 Consituency Report can now be downloaded here.
Information on upcoming surgeries can be found here.
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