It was good to see so many Radford residents agree that we are stronger in the EU.  Great support for LabourInForBritain. Thanks to everyone who came out in Nottingham South.

Lilian was massively proud to be part of the very first Clifton Awards organised by the Aquinas Foundation and Trent Acadamies Group. Children from schools across the Clifton area were nominated by staff at their schools. The awards were held at Farnborough Academy and presented by Lilian and Jermaine Jenas.  

It was great to launch the new APPG Women in Transport today. Under cross-party leadership, the group will address the under representation of women, who currently make up only 18 per cent of the transport workforce.

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Lilian visited Nottingham Community Transport today at their Sherwood depot. She was able to see first-hand the value of community transport and the importance of the Easylink bus services. Lilian was able to take a ride on one of the buses and met with staff and regular users of the service who described the service as a lifeline and valued it enormously.

Click here to watch Lilian's speech at the Queens Speech debate.

 Eleven million people in Britain today are living with a hearing loss, and with an ageing population that number will rise in the years ahead. Too often people delay seeking help or don’t receive the help they need and there’s increasing recognition that this not only has a devastating impact their quality of life – affecting relationships, employment and health – but also creates a real cost to our economy and our society.

It was great to meet the staff and pupils of Nottingham University Academy of Science & Technology (NUAST) today. It was my first visit to the Academy to learn more about STEM education in Nottingham. A big thank you to Bob White and staff for making me so welcome.

Lilian really enjoyed her visit to Fernwood Primary school today.  The pupils asked some fantastic questions, about her job as a Member of Parliament as well as debating the EU referendum.  The children all wore t-shirts that they had designed themselves with their thoughts on staying in or out of the European Union.

Lilian visited the new Central Police Station, at Byron House today with Councillor Anne Peach.  She enjoyed meeting some of the officers and staff who help to make Nottingham a safe place to live, work and play.