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Meg receives her vaccine

Friday, 19 March 2021

Thanks Kazeem and the NHS for giving me my vaccine today. It was quick, painless, and easy.

Please take the vaccine when it is your turn to do so. It's the best way of protecting ourselves and our loved ones.

MEG Receives a Government response on NEONICOTINOID PESTICIDES

Friday, 19 March 2021

The Government recently announced an emergency authorisation of a previously banned pesticide that disproportionately affects bees. It is vital our farming practices are sustainable and protect bees – a vital species in our ecosystem. Luke Pollard, the Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, has been clear that…

Meg's weekly round-up: Friday 12 March

Monday, 15 March 2021

The Government allocated £37 billion for Test and Trace and yet despite the unimaginable resources thrown at this project, Test and Trace cannot point to a measurable difference to the progress of the pandemic. Taxpayers are not the Government's ATM machine. We need a clear plan and costs better controlled.…

Meg presses the Government to support young people priced out of citizenship

Thursday, 11 March 2021

Young people in Hackney and the UK have spent the majority of their lives here but must pay eye-watering fees for citizenship.

They are talented, capable, and essentially British – but priced out of citizenship. The Government must act.

Slow broadband speeds

Thursday, 11 March 2021

I remain concerned about the slow broadband in parts of Hackney. With more people working from home, I am pressing Openreach about the not-spots. The average download speed in London is 78.3 Mbps, however in Hackney Central it is as low as 47.4 Mbps, putting it in the worst 30…

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