Sarah Champion MP has pledged to do all that she can to ensure that the Government delivers for NHS services in Rotherham.
Following the conclusion of a Rotherham-wide survey on the NHS, Sarah has written to leaders of Rotherham health authorities to share the survey’s findings.
Read MoreSarah Champion MP is looking for someone who is passionate about politics and making positive change. You will help run campaigns, create a social media strategy and design graphics for social media posts. The role will involve media monitoring, research, providing briefings, and general admin support. You should have strong interpersonal skills and be confident meeting visitors and attending meetings where needed.
Read MoreSarah Champion MP has thanked Rotherham residents who completed her recent, Rotherham-wide survey she conducted into patient experience with the NHS. The survey, which ran over the course a month and garnered 712 responses, provides a comprehensive snapshot of NHS services in Rotherham. Sarah will utilise its findings support her work pushing for improved NHS provision in the Borough.
Read MoreSarah Champion, Member of Parliament for Rotherham has called on the Prime Minister to honour his word on pledges to ban new smart motorways. During his leadership campaign, Rishi Sunak branded smart motorways ‘unsafe’. A spokesperson for his leadership campaign added that Mr Sunak would ban new smart motorways and invest in improved safety features for existing schemes.
Read MoreSarah Champion, Member of Parliament for Rotherham will call on the Government to end deadly smart motorways, which have claimed the lives of at least 79 motorists.i During a debate Sarah will hold in Westminster Hall, Sarah will urge the Government to restore the hard shoulder across the motorway network.ii
Read MoreSarah Champion MP, Member of Parliament for Rotherham has urged the Government to rethink its approach to ‘Levelling Up’ after the latest round of the Government’s flagship programme awarded significantly greater funding to London and the South-East than to Yorkshire.
The second round of Levelling Up funding saw projects in Yorkshire receive just £120m. In contrast, projects in London and the South-East were awarded more than £210m.
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