Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, has put his support behind the Awesome Movement, which encourages members of the public to show their appreciation for the emergency services. The movement came about in 2018 after a rude note was left on the windscreen of an...
We all know that dreadful feeling when we haven’t done our homework. We’ve had days and days, but we’ve left it to the last minute and now we’re about to be found out. Well, that is very much the feeling that the Tory Government has right now. The task that we, the...
Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, has put his support behind Gas Safety Week 2019 (16-22 September). For Gas Safety Week, organisations from across the UK are working together to raise awareness of the dangers of poorly maintained gas appliances, which can...
Denton Carnival is always one of the highlights of my year. If you’ve never been then you are really missing out – it’s the biggest and best free day in the town. And I’m not just saying that because I’m Carnival President! It’s not just about all the fun and games,...
Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, dressed in pink to support Breast Cancer Now’s flagship fundraiser Wear It Pink, which takes place on Friday 18 October and funds vital breast cancer research and support. Since launching in 2002, Wear It Pink has raised...
Andrew Gwynne, Shadow Communities and Local Government Secretary, joined staff outside Bromley Central Library who are on strike over cuts to their services. Workers at 14 libraries across the borough of Bromley, in South London, voted to go on strike in June to...
The heatwave of a few weeks ago is beginning to seem like a dim and distant memory. Whilst it’s not time to don your scarfs and jumpers quite yet, there’s certainly a bit of a nip in the air. For many of us, that means turning thermostats back up and radiators back...
This week, the Shadow Cabinet exchanged our usual stuffy room in Parliament for the wonderful surroundings of the Lowry in Salford. It wasn’t just the convenience (for me at least!) of taking a short tram ride that made Salford a perfect location – part of the reason...
We all remember seeing pictures in our school history books of factories and mills belching out smoke, or Lowry’s matchstick men, cats and dogs striding around beneath countless smoking chimneys. It’s an important part of our industrial heritage, but these scenes have...
He’s only gone and done it again! Influential Conservative MP – and former leader – Iain Duncan Smith has come up with another one of his bright ideas. Not content with cocking up the welfare system with the introduction of his shambolic Universal Credit, he is now...
