Hayes in the House - Assisting suicide will harm not help Tuesday, 3 December, 2024 Doubtless, many believe that the House of Commons debate last Friday on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill was about death. In fact, the decision MPs made was about life – its value and who does the valuing. In the biggest social change to our country for years, by voting to introduce assisted suicide MPs chose to change the role of the NHS forever – no longer missioned only to protect... Local News
Hayes in the House - My next campaign for Nuclear Test Veterans 8th October 2024 Some people think, or at least say they think, that politics doesn’t matter. Yet anyone who has been part of a successful campaign to change people’s lives for... Local News
Hayes in the House - Jenrick for Leader 30th September 2024 Political parties change most when out of office. When free from the business of governing, parties have time and space to reflect, reconsider and renew. Such... Local News
Hayes in the House – Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 23rd September 2024 Cancer still blights too many lives. It is Certainly, the fear of childhood cancer chills. Yet, sadly, 1 in every 500 children under 15 develops a cancer. When... Local News
Hayes in the House – Illegal Cigarettes 16th September 2024 It was in the 1570s that national hero, Sir Walter Raleigh, brought the first Virginia tobacco to Europe from the British colony in North America. Tobacco is... Local News
Hayes in the House – Men’s Shed 9th September 2024 Long Sutton’s Men’s Shed, which, as its President, I visited again last month, does so much good. Set up in 2017 with the aim of providing a space for men to... Local News
Hayes in the House – Winter Fuel Payments 2nd September 2024 Work gives life meaning. Through dedicated effort, whether it’s expended in the workplace or at home, personal lives are enriched, allowing others to benefit... Local News
Hayes in the House – Banning Crossbows 26th August 2024 Made of English ash, bows were a greatly valued lethal weapon in medieval times. However, from as early as the thirteenth century their use was regulated by the... Local News
Hayes in the House – Women’s Boxing 19th August 2024 In ancient Greece, tests of strength, speed and skill captivated audiences in Olympia. Lost for centuries, the Olympic Games were reborn in 1896. Since this... Local News
Hayes in the House – Protests 12th August 2024 From Belfast to Bristol, our streets have been scarred by violent protest following the shocking knife attack on young girls in Southport at the end of July... Local News
