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Jacob Collier MP

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Labour MP for Burton and Uttoxeter 🌹

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Big thanks to @jacobcolliermp for speaking out against Carlsberg-Britvic's disgraceful decision to close Marston's brewery in Burton upon Trent.

We stand shoulder to shoulder with the workers affected and stand ready to fight to save heritage cask brands like Bass and Pedigree, and against another global brewer destroying the UK's brewing heritage.

What do you think of the Government Minister's response?

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On Monday, Madison had the pleasure of being invited by Lee Barron MP to visit Parliament, alongside representatives from other local pubs.

Kindly organised and led by the British Beer & Pub Association, the visit provided a valuable opportunity to meet with industry experts and politicians to discuss the challenges facing hospitality.

Throughout the day, Maddy took the opportunity to share her experiences and advocate for the changes urgently needed to secure the future of the hospitality sector, with a particular focus on the challenges facing rural, independent pubs, while proudly highlighting the vital role they play in their communities and the importance of ensuring they have the support needed to survive and thrive.

Long live the local! Pop in to them and if you haven't already, sign the petition below! 👇

https://www.vatstheproblem.co.uk/

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@leebarronmp
@andy.burnham
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Train operating companies: coming into public ownership ✅

Next stop: publicly owned rolling stock.

It’s time to Own Our Trains.

#lab26 #labour #uklabour #uktrains #LabourParty

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I have been deeply disturbed, and quite frankly upset, by some cases that have been raised with me by constituents who are suffering in so much pain.

So I have written to the Chief Exec of University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust raising concern around the poor provision of health care for many women across South Derbyshire.

Joining me are Jacob Collier MP and Dave Robertson MP for Lichfield, Burntwood and the Villages who share my concerns in East Staffordshire.

#SouthDerbyshire #WeNotMe #WomensHealth

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Great session out on the doors yesterday with @sagalcamden, our fantastic @uklabour candidate in the upcoming Holborn & St Pancras by-election.

People were tooting their horns in support and coming over to wish her luck 🌹

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#AndyBurnham

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British glass manufacturing jobs are being put at risk by the planned glass tax.

Infinitely recyclable glass must not be more expensive to handle under EPR regulations than plastics.

Thanks @jacobcolliermp for raising this in Parliament.

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Yesterday, our petition was debated in Parliament!
I have good news and some bad news ⬇️

My petition calls for:
•⁠ ⁠Anyone convicted of animal abuse to be automatically banned from owning animals in the future.
•⁠ ⁠The creation of a national register of convicted animal abusers, accessible to regulated charities such as the RSPCA, local authorities, verified rescue organisations, veterinary practices, licensed breeders and licensed pet sellers.

The good news is that all MPs in attendance spoke in support of strengthening animal welfare legislation and they provided clear examples to showcase why they believe changes to the current legal framework are needed. The bad news is at the end of the debate, the Government’s response was delivered by Stephen Morgan, Minister of State at DEFRA. Speaking on behalf of the Government, he reiterated the position already set out in the written response on the government petition page. In a nut shell, DEFRA believes the UK’s existing animal welfare legislation is robust and that creating a national register of convicted animal abusers is not justified because, in their view, “the risks would outweigh the benefits.”

This response is DEVASTATING but it’s not the end of our campaign. I am urging DEFRA to reconsider its position and for Stephen Morgan, and Baroness Hayman to consider all of the arguments made yesterday that clearly prove the gaps in our current legal framework. 240,000 people signed this petition. MPs across the political spectrum gave their time to debate and support it. Animal welfare organisations, charities and professionals continue to raise concerns about gaps in our current animal welfare legislation. Why does DEFRA continue to dismiss us and the evidence? #animalwelfare #ukpolitics #politics #uk #defra

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An extremely hot and sweaty day bimbling around Burton-upon-Trent (or Burton on Trent. Or both) but we'll worth the discomfort. A real mix of old and new, great independent pubs and breweries plus the hand of the global giants through the legacy of Burton's brewing heritage. And I got to meet the legendary Ian Webster IRL as a bonus surprise.

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Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire📍

🏆Meet @eaglesnestproject2014, a Staffordshire charity providing trauma-informed alternative education for young people who have disengaged from mainstream school, many of whom have experienced care or repeated exclusion.

Inside is a warm, inclusive environment where service users become more engaged with learning and trusting of adults.

We are proud to announce that they are a CSJ Awards 2026 finalist ❗

Watch the video to step inside Eagle’s Nest and hear Jan tell its story #SmallCharityWeek

🔗 See who our 12 finalists are now at csjawards.org.uk

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What a fantastic morning at the 10th and final #RunForJo at Oakwell Hall in Birstall! I am definitely not a runner, but was great to see so many from across our local area and the country taking part to honour Jo Cox MP’s legacy.

Well done to @kimleadbeatermp and her team, and all who worked so hard to make it such a lovely community event!

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What a brilliant day for our Year 6 children! 🇬🇧 On Tuesday, Y6 visited the Houses of Parliament, where they explored the House of Lords, watched a live session in the House of Commons, took part in a debating workshop, and enjoyed a Q&A session with our MP Jacob Collier. We were incredibly impressed by the children’s knowledge, enthusiasm and exemplary behaviour, and all staff were immensely proud of them. We were also blessed with beautiful weather, which gave us the perfect opportunity to enjoy some sightseeing too! A huge well done to our amazing Year 6 children. Thank you to Jacob Collier MP to coming to meet our children and answer all our questions. Thank you to our staff for making the trip possible, and to our parents for helping with station drop-offs and pick-ups. Travelling by train and Tube was all part of the adventure! #HousesOfParliament #LearningBeyondTheClassroom

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