I think she'll be good as a constituency MP, if just because she used to be a MP's chief of staff/support worker. So she came to the role knowing what was expected and seems to have hit the ground running. I've had to deal with her once or twice and it has always been straight forward.
Whether she can climb the greasy pole is less clear - but she's still super new so she's got time.
A month after she became MP for Streatham, she contacted Save Cressingham Gardens, said Lambeth Cllrs had told her their side, "and now I'd like to hear the truth"She says the right things but also she needs credit for the amount of work she puts in compared to her predecessor. During lockdown we had problems at the Windmill and a member of her team got straight in touch with us and were well versed on the issues as Bell had already signed an EDM on cultural sector funding.
She was Diane Abbott's office manager, & a very good one, apparently.I think she'll be good as a constituency MP, if just because she used to be a MP's chief of staff/support worker. So she came to the role knowing what was expected and seems to have hit the ground running. I've had to deal with her once or twice and it has always been straight forward.
Whether she can climb the greasy pole is less clear - but she's still super new so she's got time.
And therefore 1000 times more than Chuka.She appears to work about 100 times more than any other local MP
And therefore 1000 times more than Chuka.
I was obviously talking about his appalling job as a constituency MP not a banker.To be fair to Umunna, he hasn't been anyone's MP for the last three years. Went straight into some banking job IIRC, in possibly the least surprising move since the pope shat in the woods.
Anyone see any other Lambeth MPs out supporting the strikes?
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Streatham MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy supports striking workers on biggest day of strike action in 11 years
Streatham MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy joined 500,000 striking workers up and down the country on Wednesday 1st February, joining picket lines, rallies in marches in Streatham, Brixton, and Central London.…www.brixtonbuzz.com