Calling for Rethink on Benefits and NHS Support in Parkinson’s Debate

I urged the Government to ensure welfare reforms and NHS workforce plans deliver real improvements for people living with Parkinson’s disease. Speaking in a Westminster Hall debate, I highlighted the unpredictable and degenerative nature of the condition and called for solutions shaped by those living with it. I praised the Parkinson’s passport initiative and stressed the need for services to reflect lived reality. I pledged to continue standing up for better welfare and NHS support in Redditch and nationally, urging all MPs to advocate for fair, accessible care for the 145,000 people living with Parkinson’s in the UK.