During February constituents in Camberwell and Peckham have sent me 434 emails on 77 different policy issues – from tax avoidance to unlicensed puppy breeding. Here’s a full breakdown of the issues people have raised:
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HSBC and allegations of tax evasion and tax avoidance – 120
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Serious Crime Bill – Sex-selective abortion amendment – Vote For - 34
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Serious Crime Bill - Sex-selective abortion amendment - Vote Against - 10
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Support humane and sustainable farming – 31
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Human rights in Palestine – 28
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Battersea Dogs & Cats Home campaign to end unlicensed breeding of puppies – 25
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Cancer on the health agenda – 12
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Human Fertilisation and Embryology (Mitochondrial Donation) Regulations – Vote For - 5
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Human Fertilisation and Embryology (Mitochondrial Donation) Regulations – Vote Against - 7
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Modern Slavery Bill – 12
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Jim Fitzpatrick MP’s Wild Animals in Circuses (Private Member’s) Bill – 10
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Westminster Hall dpebate on non-stun slaughter of animals on Monday 23rd February – 10
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Living Streets campaign to support older pedestrians – 8
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Support a NHS Reinstatement Bill to reverse privatisation – 6
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Support a rental cap in London – 5
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Energy Bill Revolution ‘End Cold Homes’ campaign – 5
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Climate Change – 5
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Infrastructure Bill – Cycling and Walking Investment Strategy – 4
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Mental health – 4
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Infrastructure Bill – community pubs – 4
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Trident – constituents want to know your views – 4
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Save the Children’s ‘Read On. Get On.’ campaign to improve literacy among children from disadvantaged backgrounds – 4
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Constituents have contacted you saying privatisation of energy has been a disaster – 4
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Alcohol Duty – Call on the Chancellor to make a 2% cut in the 2015 Budget – 4
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Religious freedom – 3
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EDM (Early Day Motion) 746 – The Big Palestinian Bike Ride – 3
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Support a Nature and Wellbeing Act in Labour’s manifesto – 3
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Serious Crime Bill – Support better legal protections for child abuse victims – 3
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BUAV (British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection) and Cruelty Free International campaign to reduce the number of scientific experiments on animals – 2
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Attend Backbench Commons debate on epilepsy on Thursday 26th February – 2
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Immigration – Labour’s plans – 2
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Westminster Hall debate on respiratory health on Tuesday 3rd February – 2
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Social care and military compensation for veterans – 2
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Ticket touts – 2
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EDM 488 – Youth Services – 2
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EDM 636 – Animal Welfare (No. 2) – 2
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Tackle global violence against children – 2
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Dementia care – 2
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Labour’s announcement on paternity leave – 1
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Equal pay transparency – 1
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Breast cancer – drug treatment – 1
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Support VSO’s (Voluntary Service Overseas) ‘Women in Power’ campaign – 1
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Support standardised packaging for tobacco products – 1
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A constituent emailed with concerns about the cost of childcare – 1
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Protect the countryside and oppose major road-building projects – 1
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2015 Nigerian presidential election – 1
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Teacher workload – 1
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Opinion polls – 1
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International Development and the UK’s role in helping developing countries – 1
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Union of South American Nations dialogue with Venezuela – 1
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UK help for Syrian refugees – 1
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A GP who lives in the constituency emailed with concerns about the NHS – 1
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Counter-terrorism powers – 1
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EDM 646 – Rail Fares – 1
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EDM 612 – Buffer Zones Around Abortion Clinics and Pregnancy Advice Bureaux – 1
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EDM 648 – Employment of Supply Teachers – 1
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EDM 445 – Naloxone Availability – 1
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EDM 701 – Imprisonment of Human Rights Activists in Mauritania – 1
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Ban letting agents fees for tenants – 1
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Revenue-Neutral Carbon Fee and Dividend Scheme – 1
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Use of antibiotics on farm animals – 1
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Independent Living Fund – 1
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Air pollution in the Middle East – 1
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Pubs and Planning Regulations (England) debate on Thursday 12th February – 1
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Mandatory scanning of pets found killed on the road – 1
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Cats Protection's Manifesto for Cats campaign – 1
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National Housing Federation’s Homes for Britain campaign – 1
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Thameslink train services into central London – 1
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Women’s pensions – 1
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Attend British Lung Foundation event in Parliament on Wednesday 25th February – 1
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Concerns about landlords checking the immigration status of tenants – 1
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Multiple Sclerosis – 1
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Support the Medical Innovation (Private Member’s) Bill – 1
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Allegations of GCHQ (Government Communications Headquarters) hacking SIM card manufacturers – 1
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Support the work of CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) – 1
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Support a Public Service Users Bill – 1
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Labour’s proposals for GP access – 1
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Attend rally in Parliament on Leveson on Wednesday 25th February – 1
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Radioactive waste regulations – 1