As the new Parliament and Prime Minister settle into their roles our Chair Yasmin Qureshi MP urged the PM to take a fresh approach to families affected by #Primodos #PMQs

APPG Hormone Pregnancy Tests Yasmin Qureshi MP Hoping you can join us for a moment on 10th or 11th Sep 1pm to 4pm at Portcullis House Laurence Turner to discuss supporting your constituents affected by Primodos for the last 50 years.

#Primodos #TheForgottenThalidomide Sadik Al-Hassan MP 🌹

Shocking rise in the number of school exclusions. My thanks to Amario for speaking about his experience of being kicked out of three schools in one year, and contributors, Kiran Gill and Gerry Robinson news.sky.com/story/lost-lea…

Grateful to Baroness Cumberlege for continuing to advocate for financial redress for women injured by #Mesh Patient Safety Commissioner lordslibrary.parliament.uk/vaginal-mesh-i…

March Cambridgeshire mum wins 2024 Tenacious Awards for mesh campaign cambsnews.co.uk/news/march-cam…

Losing a baby is heart-breaking for all families who go through it, and there is a long way to go to provide the care needed when going through such a tragedy. Yesterday in Parliament I was able to share the story of my daughter Lucy, and my personal experience of baby loss.

Today during a debate on Health care provision in the East of England Sarah Owen MP raised the "medical injustice" faced by her constituent "who is a #Primodos baby" - urging the Minister to meet with her to discuss a way forward for all those affected.

Excellent speech in support of Primodos families. Huge thank you to Sarah Owen Marie Lyon Assoc for Children Damaged by Hormone Pregn Tests

The government is adding VAT on to private schools fees which will impact 100,000 pupils in SEND schools- so I asked what impact assessment they’d done on the effect of this on pupils & SEND school places. I didn’t get an answer, I’ll keep you posted& let you know when I get one

#Primodos #TheForgottenThalidomide Sarah Owen MP ❤️

One test of this new government is whether they act on #Primodos without the need of a Mr Bates style TV drama to shake their conscience.