In this week’s Telegraph & Argus MP’s column, Judith speaks about the importance of a strong plan for post-covid economic recovery and the vital importance of apprenticeships. You can read the full article on the T&A website by clicking here Related PostsColumn: Failure on vaccine rollout is not an option96In this week’s Telegraph & Argus,… Continue Reading
Bradford South MP Judith Cummins visited The Sutton Centre in BD4 to launch their new Food Pantry which provides essential food and hygiene products to local families. Open every Wednesday, the pantry asks for a donation of just £3 to fill a bag with a range of tinned goods, cereals and even fresh fruit, vegetables… Continue Reading
Judith has called on the Prime Minister during a House of Commons statement to set out a plan to vaccinate key workers – including teachers, police officers, and shop workers – after the most vulnerable groups have been reached. You can read the full story in the Telegraph & Argus by clicking here Related PostsGovernment… Continue Reading
In this week’s Telegraph & Argus, Judith speaks on the importance of getting the coronavirus vaccination programme right, and calls on the Government to do more to support people with the economic effects of the pandemic. You can read here article by clicking here to go the Telegraph & Argus website. Related PostsGovernment must step… Continue Reading
Rugby League’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic has been highlighted by a groundbreaking report which concludes that Rugby League clubs contribute £185m in social value each year. Judith Cummins, chair of the All Party-Parliamentary Group on Rugby League said: “This proves that Rugby League is more than just a sport. Rugby League Clubs including their… Continue Reading
Just has called on the Government to fundamentally rebalance the UK economy in order to unlock the potential of the North. Speaking in a House of Common’s debate on support for the economy in the north of England, Judith Cummins MP said: “Even before the covid-19 crisis, the UK economy was fundamentally unbalanced. The Government’s… Continue Reading
