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Raises residents’ concerns about the controversial Teddington Direct River Abstraction proposals and calls for them to be scrapped.

Following Boots’ closure of two of its three pharmacies in the Hampton area, Munira has continued calling for a long-term plan for pharmacy access.

Almost 163% increase in hours of sewage dumped by Thames Water last year.

In a debate Munira held in Parliament, Munira called for vital children’s cancer services to remain at St George’s rather than be transferred to the Evelina, and raised crucial questions about the transparency of the decision.

Munira slams Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget, saying that the Government is making "empty promises".

To mark Children’s Mental Health Week, Munira reiterated her call to place a dedicated mental health practitioner in every school, following a bill she presented in Parliament last month.

In a positive move for the campaign to preserve the playing fields for community sport, Munira secured the Minister’s commitment to raise the issue with the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities.

The petition, signed by over 700 residents, cites concerns about the environmental, construction and social impacts of the proposals.

Munira says the Government’s silence on education, and any plan to fund an NHS rescue package, was “deafening”.

Munira had repeatedly raised residents’ concerns in Parliament and with SWR.

On 6 September, Munira led a debate in Parliament on Thames Water’s controversial plans to pump treated effluent into the river at Teddington.

On the first day back in Parliament since the Lionesses reached the World Cup final, Munira tabled a motion recognising their amazing achievement.

Munira has voiced concern over plans to slash staffing hours and close ticket offices at local stations.

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With schools saying they are at “breaking point” over squeezed budgets, Munira joined School Governors to request an urgent meeting with Education Secretary Gillian Keegan.

Co-signs letter with Richmond Park and Kingston MPs, Leader of Richmond Council, and other Liberal Democrats calling for NAP to go further.

The Boundary Commission has confirmed that from the next election, Whitton will be split in two with half removed from the Twickenham constituency.

Munira has written to Heathrow Airport about increased noise pollution

Munira voiced the concerns of residents and campaigners to “wholeheartedly and vehemently oppose a third runway at Heathrow Airport”.

We have a unique opportunity to revitalise Twickenham Riverside and create a new heart right at the centre of our community.

During PMQs, Munira challenged Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on river pollution in the Thames.

Over the last few weeks, Munira has continued to comment in the media about a range of issues important to constituents and people across the country.

Munira has successfully changed the law to allow the Mayor to sell Teddington Police Station for community use.

On IWD, Munira raised the impact of unaffordable childcare on the gender pay gap and women in the workforce.

Munira has called for sustainable funding for children's hospices as they face spiralling energy bills.

Munira has continued to press Thames Water, and the Government, on plans to tackle water shortages by pumping treated sewage into the river above Teddington Lock.

Munira met with representatives from Barclays at their community pop-up hub at Whitton Library.

Thames Water has announced plans to tackle future water shortages by transferring millions of litres a day from the River at Teddington and replacing it with treated sewage.

Munira made the case for swimming pools and other sports facilities to be eligible for further energy bill support.

Munira asked when there will be an announcement on support beyond March next year.