Christina Rees

Member of Parliament for the Neath constituency

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At the start of the week I met with some inspiring ambassadors from The Voices Network, who represent asylum seekers and refugees from across the world. It was great to talk about what we can do to overcome the harsh and unfair family reunion rules the UK Government imposes, hindering families moving forward with their lives, while their loved ones remain in danger. We also … [Read more...]

Weekly Round-up

Happy New Year to everyone across the Neath constituency! I hope you had a relaxing and pleasant Christmas with your friends and family and a good start to the new year – and the new decade(!). It’s been a big week in politics as Parliament returned to Westminster after Christmas to consider the next stages of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill, but an even bigger week for me … [Read more...]

Happy New Year

May I take this opportunity to wish all my constituents and everyone right across Neath a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. It is a great privilege to serve as MP for Neath and I want to thank everyone for all their support during the past year. Below is my New Year's message as I look forward to the year ahead, and to working with you all again.     … [Read more...]

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Christina Rees MP

Instead of sending paper cards this year, I have decided to donate to homeless charities in Neath. These charities have worked tirelessly to tackle the problem of homelessness locally, as well as poverty across the UK. The Christmas season can be a difficult time for many people living in poverty or facing homelessness and it is important to support local action where … [Read more...]

SHADOW WELSH SECRETARY SAYS ‘THANK YOU’ TO FIRST WORLD WAR GENERATION AT LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE

The Royal British Legion has launched a movement to say ‘Thank You’ to all who served, sacrificed, and changed our world during the First World War. This year is the centenary of the end of the First World War and the charity is calling on mass involvement from the public to recognise the legacy left to us by the entire First World War generation. ‘Thank You’ honours not … [Read more...]

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