This week is Mental Health Awareness Week and, after a year of the Covid pandemic, it’s more important than ever that we take stock of its impact on us all.

Today marks International Workers’ Memorial Day (IWMD) 2021, a day to remember all the people who have lost their lives due to COVID-19 and other workplace diseases and injuries.

I was proud to back one of the most radical transport announcements in 35 years.

My thanks and admiration to all who have supported people during this difficult period, and hope that many are able to have a restful Easter break.

After the most challenging year for the NHS since its inception, a paltry 1% pay rise is no way for the Government to reward them.

I welcome Andy Burnham’s plan to take public control of buses and implement a bus franchising scheme for Greater Manchester. 

This week marked one year since the first national lockdown was announced, and it has been an incredibly challenging 12 months for so many of my constituents.

This Debt Awareness Week, please reach out if you know someone who is struggling and put them in touch with the above services.

Last week I led a parliamentary debate calling on the Government to reverse aid cuts to help ease the burden on those without access to water, while fixing our own privatised water system.

Navendu Mishra’s statement on the Weir Mill development.

This year’s Fairtrade Fortnight campaign, which is highlighting how the climate crisis is threatening the future of food and those who produce it, is being backed by Stockport’s MP.

Stockport’s Member of Parliament has taken part in a national drive to promote regular HIV testing.

The MP for Stockport has tabled a motion in parliament calling on Network Rail to restore the town’s historic viaduct.

Navendu Mishra MP’s speech on the impact of Covid-19 on NHS dentistry.