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Advice Centre Saturday 3 March - CANCELLED

Advice Centre Saturday 3 March - CANCELLED

Unfortunately due to the adverse weather conditions the Advice Centre at Christ Church, Pershore Road this morning is CANCELLED. Sorry for any inconvenience. If you need to get in touch please email on stephen.mccabe.mp@parliament.uk or phone Steve's office on Monday on 0121 443 3878.

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Steve McCabe MP describes charges to retrieve stolen cars as ‘outrageous’

Steve McCabe MP describes charges to retrieve stolen cars as ‘outrageous’

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MP says he wants action for National Toothache Day

MP says he wants action for National Toothache Day

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Steve McCabe to demand changes for couples denied access to IVF

Steve McCabe to demand changes for couples denied access to IVF

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Steve McCabe MP ‘not surprised’ by rising crime levels

Steve McCabe MP ‘not surprised’ by rising crime levels

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Local MP continues to highlight the scandal of childhood tooth decay

Local MP continues to highlight the scandal of childhood tooth decay

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Rise in food prices squeezing already stretched budgets say Birmingham MP

Posted Tue, 2017-11-14 15:40
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Ahead of the Autumn Budget next week, Steve McCabe MP has been asking constituents how the rising cost of living is affecting them. The MP is particularly concerned about the continued rise in food prices after his survey revealed that food shopping is causing the greatest pressure on household budgets, closely followed by the cost of energy bills.

 

The MP’s survey revealed that over three quarters of constituents (78%) said their wages have not kept pace with inflation and 80% of people said rising prices are an issue for their family.

 

Steve McCabe MP pledges to push for enforcement of pay gap reporting on Equal Pay Day

Posted Fri, 2017-11-10 12:15
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This Equal Pay Day, Steve McCabe MP (Birmingham Selly Oak) has pledged to push for the enforcement of gender pay gap reporting.

Aldi set to develop Maypole flats but drop affordable housing element

Posted Thu, 2017-11-09 14:52
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The Planning Committee have accepted Aldi’s proposal to vary the conditions attached to the planning permission granted in 2008 to build its Maypole Store and 22 flats, to drop the condition that 8 out of the 22 flats are rented as affordable housing. Aldi argue that because of the cost of developing the flats and the economic downturn in 2008 it is no longer economically viable to keep the affordable housing element.

 

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Steve McCabe MP, Shadow Children and Families Minister, delivered the key note speech at The Future of Special Education Needs and Disabilities Conference at the University of Salford

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A Credible Justice Policy

The last few weeks haven’t been the best for Ken Clarke what with his revealing comments on rape and the shambles over the 50% sentencing discount but Labour can’t assume that because the Tories are...

Current and Future Effects of Youth Unemployment

In the early 80s I worked with unemployed young people in Wolverhampton. It had a profound impact on me as I witnessed a generation denied the life...

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