I have been in contact with Greater Manchester Police following the serious incidents in Coldhurst and Chadderton last night. I know there will be concern about what has happened. A Section 60 order is now in place, giving officers additional ‘stop and search’ powers while enquiries continue, something I have long been supportive of toContinue reading “Serious incidents across Coldhurst & Chadderton”
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Great news for Oldham West, Chadderton & Royton!
I’m really pleased to see up to £1 billion being pledged for community-owned green energy schemes across the UK, funding that could help local groups take control of renewable power, cut bills and build stronger, greener communities here at home. For too long our valued venues like sports grounds and community centres have been hammeredContinue reading “Great news for Oldham West, Chadderton & Royton!”
Statement on the Royal Oldham Hospital attack sentencing
This was a horrific attack on a nurse who went to work everyday for two decades to care for patients. The trauma goes beyond the serious injuries on that day, and my thoughts are with nurse Achamma Cherian, now thankfully back at work at The Royal Oldham Hospital. https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/face-patient-who-left-nurse-33405148?fbclid=IwY2xjawP6sRRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA81MTQ3NzE1NjkyMjgwNjEAAR6UkvUwcqhYhbDP3sI6DY9VtQxegj0QN_g4zfG-nDUFxh-4uPf-7q1tYUdt0Q_aem_EdXY179vmOJO5yYUVEuAAA
Update on MioCare Service at Chadderton Hall Park …
Thank you to constituents who have been in touch to raise concerns about MioCare’s proposal to close the Wellbeing Service at Chadderton Hall Park. This is a vital service for local residents with learning disabilities and their families, providing stability, support and a sense of community. I’ve raised this issue and will have sought clarityContinue reading “Update on MioCare Service at Chadderton Hall Park …”
National Apprenticeships Week: backing local skills to bring industries back to Oldham
It’s National Apprenticeships Week, a chance to celebrate a route into work that changes lives. I was proud to be an apprentice, leaving school at 16, I trained at Oldham College and learned on the job from people with decades of experience. It opened doors for me – and I know it can do theContinue reading “National Apprenticeships Week: backing local skills to bring industries back to Oldham”
Congratulations to Oldham Council on their Adult Social Care CQC result!
A good conversation last week with Oldham Council’s Deputy Chief Executive for Health and Care last week where we spoke about the next steps to improve further local health services in our borough. This comes off the back of some welcome news this week that our borough’s adult social care services have been rated ‘𝗚𝗼𝗼𝗱’Continue reading “Congratulations to Oldham Council on their Adult Social Care CQC result!”
This week in Parliament
A quick round-up of my week in Parliament The biggest positive move this week was without a doubt the vote to finally scrap the Tories two-child benefit cap. A policy that pushed children into poverty is finally going and that matters for thousands of families here in Oldham, the majority of which are working families.Continue reading “This week in Parliament”
A decade on from the scandal of the Collective Spirit Free School, we now have something positive for the community coming …
A decade on from the scandal of the Collective Spirit Free School, we now have something positive for the community coming. Together with its sister school, the Manchester Creative Studio School, it was riddled with whistleblower allegations of corruption, safeguarding failures and children let down while its boss Raja Miah and his cronies lined theirContinue reading “A decade on from the scandal of the Collective Spirit Free School, we now have something positive for the community coming …”
