MPs vote against free school meal voucher plan
Last week, three out of the four MPs that represent Wokingham borough voted against helping children in poverty during the ...
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JAMES SUNDERLAND: Upholding the law
In this month's column, James Sunderland MP reflects on being a veteran.
Bracknell MP James Sunderland encourages MPs to set the right example on Covid-safe measures
BRACKNELL MP James Sunderland wanted to know if Parliament had a “clear responsibility” to set the right example. He was ...
James Sunderland: A year is a very long time in politics
Bracknell MP James Sunderland tells PHIL CREIGHTON how life has changed over the past 12 months … and looks at ...
MP calls for Government to support pupils’ mental health
JAMES Sunderland challenged the secretary of state for education to support young people with appropriate mental health services. On Monday, ...
Can you help? Wokingham borough commmunity hub makes urgent appeal for food, games, books and wool
AN APPEAL for donations of food and leisure items has been made by the team running the Wokingham Borough Community ...
WESTMINSTER DIARY: An update on my parliamentary month
February has been another busy month as I settle into my new role at Westminster. Due to the large Conservative ...
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