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Siobhain asks the Government how she should explain to the furious teachers, governors and parents across Mitcham and Morden why their class sizes are bigger, where their teaching assistants have gone, and what has happened to the subjects that their schools now simply cannot afford?

From Africa to Asia, Greater London to Glasgow, Ahmadi Muslims face persecution across the globe. In a Parliamentary debate on freedom of religion, Siobhain raised examples of persecution from Algeria, Egypt, Burundi, Indonesia, Pakistan and right here in the UK.

Is all of the Green Belt land luscious and green? There is enough Green Belt land within a ten-minute walk of London’s train stations for almost 1 million new homes in London. Read on to find out more!

The Sunday Politics cameras came to Mitcham to see the wonderful Y:Cubes. Modular homes like these are cheap, efficient, quick to build, transportable, can last up to 120 years, and don’t rely on traditional building materials!

The House of Commons was in shock when Siobhain told the story of her constituent Ava to the Prime Minister. Ava has been made homeless because of fostering and now can’t foster as she’s homeless. How is this in the interest of Ava, the children she can no longer foster, or indeed the British taxpayer?

On Sunday 19th November Siobhain appeared on Sunday Politics to talk all things Brexit, the housing crisis and the upcoming budget.

Over 100 school children from 10 different local primary schools visited Parliament to mark Local Democracy Week.

Thousands of constituents have written to Daniel Elkeles, the CEO of Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust calling for St Helier Hospital to retain it's acute services.

On Thursday evening, a passionate debate was hosted in Mitcham and Morden on whether the UK should negotiate to stay in the single market.

I had the great pleasure of opening Parliament up for the children of Mitcham and Morden during their Summer holidays.