I have always been an avid supporter of theatre, opera, ballet and music and, therefore, I was delighted to accept the role of Parliamentary Ambassador for the performing arts.
Pauline Latham OBE MP hosted a Pankhurst and #EqualiTeas Tea Party at the University of Derby, bringing together women from across Derbyshire to remember & celebrate how women's rights have changed over the past century.
Pauline Latham OBE MP recently visited The Laurels Residential and Nursing to celebrate their Normandy landing D-Day event, where she met their very own Normandy veteran resident, Mr Ken Honeybun.
Thank goodness that is over. There was almost an audible united sigh of relief across Derby when Ranjit Banwait was kicked out of office after years of stagnation by the city council.
Pauline Latham OBE MP had a meeting at Treetops Hospice on Monday 4th June to hear about their plans for the future and were pleased that they had signed the Dying to Work Charter.
Photo with Jacci Woodcock and Phil Shreeve, Director of Clinical Services.
Last week Pauline Latham attended an event in Parliament which was to raise awareness of stem cell donations, especially for those from Asian or other ethnic minority backgrounds, who can find it particularly difficult to find matches.
Pauline Latham supports the new Plastic Bill which is to be presented by Geraint Davies MP. The aim of the bill is to ensure that all plastic is recyclable by 2025. The Bill also endevours to make producers pay for the cost of recycling.
Pauline Latham OBE MP, who is a long time campaigner against the Ivory trade, welcomes the Ivory Bill, which is to be introduced to Parliament today. This legislation will be the toughest in Europe and indeed one of the toughest in the world.
