Warinder Juss MP
@warinderjussmp
Labour Member of Parliament for Wolverhampton West Member of the Justice Select Committee. Trade Unionist.
It was fantastic to attend a drop-in for the SEND Wolves Forum and meet the dedicated parents, carers and partners working to ensure families of children and young people with SEND have a stronger voice.
I will be on Politics Midlands this Sunday at 10am on BBC One!
It was fantastic to join the launch of ParkPlay at West Park and see so many families enjoying a morning of fun, games and activity together.
Another fantastic school visit last week, this time to Colton Hills Community School to have a walk around and speak to some staff and students.
It was a real honour to be invited as the special guest at the Royal School Wolverhampton's Senior School Prize Evening.
There was an urgent question in the House today about Israel's latest illegal settlement expansion. I asked the Minister for the Middle East, Afghanistan and Pakistan about military components that may have been sold to Israel.
Wishing everybody in Wolverhampton West a very happy South Asian Heritage Month! This month is an opportunity to celebrate the rich history, cultures and contributions of South Asian communities, whose hard work, talent and traditions have helped shape our city and our country.
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh. It was an honour to join the congregation at Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara on Sedgley Street for the grand opening of its beautiful new Darbar Sahib.
I regularly meet with the leadership of the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust at New Cross Hospital. I spent two hours there last week alongside other local MPs.
A lovely day out at West Park for Armed Forces Day I managed to win something in the Tombola again!
It was a pleasure to attend the launch of the National Secular Society and More in Common's report on faith and social cohesion in Parliament. In a diverse society, people of all faiths and no faith should be able to live together with mutual respect and equal treatment under the law.
It was a privilege to attend the Alzheimer's Research UK parliamentary drop-in and learn more about the groundbreaking work being done to improve the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of dementia.
Glad to attend a parliamentary drop-in from Lush last week on the economic potential of moving away from animal testing and towards modern non-animal research methods.
The University of Wolverhampton has played an important role in shaping so many lives, including my own.
Today I joined Wolverhampton’s Windrush Day flag-raising ceremony in St Peter’s Square, celebrating the enduring legacy of the Windrush Generation and their immense contribution to our city and country.
Politics is brutal. Keir Starmer changed the Labour Party and not only made us electable again but gave us a landslide victory only two years ago, when many were saying we would not win for a long time.
It was a pleasure to take part in Race for Life at West Park last weekend and support the incredible work of Cancer Research UK. The event brought together people of all ages and backgrounds, each with their own reasons for taking part, united by a determination to help beat cancer.
It was a pleasure to attend Compton Care's Midsummer Gala Dinner and celebrate the incredible work they do for patients and families across Wolverhampton and the wider Black Country.
Best of luck to England tonight in their first World Cup finals match against Croatia. If Thomas Tuchel needs someone in a penalty shootout, I have an excellent record from the spot.
This Labour Government is giving children back their childhoods by banning social media platforms from offering services to under-16s.
A very fun Friday afternoon at the University of Wolverhampton with Revolver Records watching a music video being produced! A real pleasure to meet Johnny Hates Jazz & Jaki Graham. Keep an eye out for its release!
Another fantastic school visit this week! This time to St. Regis Church Of England Academy in Tettenhall. As you can tell, I was a big fan of their therapy dog!
The safety of all my constituents is a top priority. I am grateful to Councillor Bhupinder Gakhal for inviting me to Guru Teg Bahadur Gurdwara on Thursday to address concerns from the community about their safety.
I was delighted to return to the Way Youth Zone last week to have a go at playing against some of the young people in their chess club!
A pleasure to visit the University of Wolverhampton’s School of Creative Industries Degree Show and see the fantastic work produced by this year’s graduates.
Last week, I was pleased to visit BCRS Business Loans and meet with one of their customers, Jennie (Paton) McMahon, Director of Limes Court Nursery School, which is based in my Wolverhampton West constituency.
Very grateful to Shree Krishan Mandir for the invitation to attend their annual Pran Pratistha Mahotsav programme.
Glad to catch up with Chris Allen to talk all things Wolverhampton and Pride in Place.