An honour to attend Paddington’s annual Remembrance Service, a tradition started by former Lord Mayor and councillor Paul Dimoldenberg.

Lest we forget.

Joint statement on the sentencing of Joshua Wong ⬇️

Lovely to join Andrea, John and Juilana on the Poppy stand at Earl’s Court Station this morning ahead of Remembrance Sunday this weekend.

Thank you to everyone giving up their time to raise money for the Royal British Legion and supporting our Armed Forces community.

The Tory Brexit deal has done far more harm than good to our country, and leadership means calling that out as the Prime Minister has been doing.

The Summit later this month is a really important moment to get the maximum possible cooperation under the current agreement, and to a far closer permanent relationship between Britain and the EU.

RT @MayorofLondon: We've all seen them - a row of rental e-bikes blocking the pavement or dumped where they shouldn't be.

I welcome the go…

RT @Uma_Kumaran: Stratford is home to the largest Ukrainian Saturday school in the country. I was proud to support their calls for a Ukrain…

RT @LucyMPowell: Proud to announce that students in England will be able to study Ukrainian at GCSE.

It’s a chance for pupils to explore…

Our community needs a new St Mary's Hospital.

St Mary’s has a proud nearly 200-year history - from the discovery of penicillin to becoming one of the country’s first major trauma centres - but the estate is now old and crumbling, with the largest maintenance backlog in the Conservatives put St Mary’s at the back of queue - delaying construction funding for over a decade.

New financing models are now being developed by the NHS Trust to get work started sooner, so I was pleased the government confirmed it is interested in exploring those options further, so we can get building as soon as possible.

Wonderful news that the Government has confirmed the launch of a new Ukrainian GCSE.

For more than two years, I've been proud to work alongside Ukrainian campaigners, families and educators such as the Ukrainian St Mary's Trust - headquartered in Kensington & Bayswater - to make the tion.

Language is more than a qualification. It's a vital part of identity, culture and belonging - and of course it will be of interest to many British people hoping to work in and with Ukraine. That is why it was never acceptable that some Ukrainian children in Britain were being offered exams in Russian rather than the opportunity to study and gain qualifications in their native language.

Today is an important step in recognising the language, identity and culture of Ukraine, and a further example of Britain’s unwavering support in the face of Putin’s aggression.

Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

Funding announcement for legal advice services in North Kensington 👇🏻

Founded in 1970, North Kensington Law Centre was the UK's very first law centre. For more than 50 years, its dedicated team has provided free legal advice to residents who might otherwise struggle to access entation.

Thanks to a new £375,000 multi-year grant from this Labour government, they can continue delivering vital support for years to come.

It was fantastic to welcome my friend @SarahSackman to North Kensington to see firsthand how the new £16 million Legal Support Grant programme will strengthen access to advice on housing, debt, welfare benefits and family law.

This will make a real difference to Kensington & Bayswater residents in need of high quality advice.

The last @UKLabour government introduced Child Trust Funds - a financial asset for every child in this country, accessible from age 18.

Nearly 3 million young people have already accessed their Funds, currently worth an average of £2,600 each.

For young people lacking the ge their money though, families have been required to go via the Court of Protection, in a process which many - including @sarahsmithlab - have rightly said is too complex, long & difficult to navigate.

Today, @JakeBenRichards & I are announcing that we’re changing that.

I will introduce a power into the Financial Services Bill that means the rules governing access to Child Trust Funds can be amended.

The result will be a fairer system for young people & their families, & more people being put in touch with a financial asset at an important point in their lives.

A big thank you to everyone that has campaigned to bring about this change & worked with us.

A real honour to attend the moving Princess Louise’s Kensington Regimental Association organised service for the burial of the King’s Colour of the 2nd Battalion.

The regiment fought with great distinction, including in the First World War at Aubers Ridge supporting the Vimy e Second World War.

The Regiment then became part of the Royal Corps of Signals, and has since been amalgamated.

I thanked those still serving and paid tribute to all those who have played their part in this proud history.

As Remembrance Day approaches, we remember all those who have served.

It’s great news for North Kensington that a youth hub focused on supporting young people with employment opportunities will soon be opening in the community.

I asked the Work and Pensions Minister to ensure these new Hubs are open to all 16-24 year olds who need support, and ed that they will be.

I’ll be sharing more information on our new Youth Hub in the coming months.

We’re continuing to deliver our update and @josephpowell’s annual report. If you haven’t had it yet, keep an eye out!

I love our supplementary schools!

It was great to speak at the Awards Ceremony for our supplementary schools this week, and thank everyone for their hard work.

It's a huge testament to our community's commitment to creating opportunities for our young people that so many nd energy into these school.

I look forward to visiting many more.

When you appear on GB News to talk about the budget and everyone agrees with our Labour policy to lift 70,000 more high street businesses out of paying business rates, funded by Adult Gaming Centres (24/7 slot machines) and vape stores...

RT @MayorofLondon: Today’s Budget is a really positive and significant day for London.

At its heart is a new devolution revolution.

My st…

Here are seven things residents in Kensington & Bayswater should know about today’s Budget

This year we marked 40 years since the Chernobyl disaster. During my recent visit to Ukraine, I saw first-hand the importance of protecting and repairing Chernobyl after it was recklessly hit by a Russian drone.

I recently asked the Defence Secretary for an update on o secure and repair this globally significant site, and I welcome the Government's commitment of £17 million for repairs that will help make it safe and secure.

Chernobyl remains a symbol of why nuclear safety can never be taken for granted.

Big news today: for the first time, construction product companies - including those that contributed to the Grenfell fire - will be forced to pay to resolve the building safety crisis.

It’s shameful that companies like Arconic, Kingspan and Celotex have avoided picking up the ding

That will change as part of the new Building Safety Bill we voted on today.

I will do all I can to make sure none of these companies have access to public contracts, especially while the criminal justice process is ongoing.