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  • Stephen Kinnock

    MP FOR ABERAVON

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    STANDING UP FOR STEEL

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    FIGHTING FOR YOUR LOCAL SERVICES

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    STANDING BY OUR LOCAL BUSINESSES

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    A STRONG VOICE FOR ABERAVON

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    OUT IN YOUR COMMUNITY

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Latest Posts

  • Government Outrageously Ploughing Ahead With Boundary Review Based On Electoral Register With Millions Missing

    May 22, 2018

    I challenged the Leader of the House over the millions missing from the electoral register that is being used to draw up the new constituency boundaries. It's outrageous that the government is ploughing ahead with a boundary review on the basis of the 2015 electoral register, thus omitting the 2.1 million people who have registered to vote since then. Blatant abuse of democracy.
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  • May 2018 Newsletter

    May 16, 2018

    My May newsletter is out now, with news from Aberavon and from Parliament.
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  • Devastating 90% Drop In Inward Investment Into The UK Caused By Profound Market Uncertainty That Brexit Has Triggered

    May 16, 2018

    During Prime Ministers Questions I questioned Theresa May on her Brexit plan as recent figures, released by the OECD, showed a devastating 90% drop in inward investment to the UK between 2016-2017. This has been caused by profound market uncertainty that Brexit has triggered. It's vital we reverse this market uncertainty and secure industries such as steel, which is why I urged the Prime Minister to keep an open mind on an EEA-based Brexit, as the only way to reverse that uncertainty.
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  • Committee For Exiting The European Union Focuses On Science, Research, And Higher Education

    May 16, 2018

    The Committee for Exiting the EU heard evidence from Professor Michael Arthur, Chair, Russell Group EU Advisory Group, Professor Richard Brook OBE, President, Association for Innovation, Research and Technology Organisations, Dr Sarah Main, Executive Director, Campaign for Science and Engineering and Dr Beth Thompson MBE, Head of Policy (UK and EU), Wellcome Trust.  I asked them about how Brexit had affected the dynamic of the relationship between UK and EU institutions, and the UK's ability to shape Framework Programme 9, the EU's future research and innovation programmes.
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  • Urgent Question On Gaza

    May 15, 2018

    I participated in the Urgent Questions on Gaza today, pushing the Minister on the fact that condemnation of Israel with words alone is of little use. I challenged him to support banning trade with businesses operating out of the illegally occupied territories of the West Bank.
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  • Aberavon MP Slams Virgin Media For Mishandling Possible Closure Of Swansea Operations

    May 11, 2018

    Aberavon MP Stephen Kinnock joined Assembly Members and Members of Parliament from across the Swansea Bay Region for a meeting with management of Virgin Media, off the back of their announcement to close their Swansea operations by the autumn of 2019 with the loss of almost 800 jobs.
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  • It Could Take Two Years For EU To Give UK An ‘Adequacy Decision’ Under GDPR Regulations

    May 09, 2018

    In the Committee on Exiting the EU my questioning revealed it could take two years for EU to give UK an ‘Adequacy Decision’ under General Data Protection Regulation. This could hinder free flow of data to and from EU after Brexit. It's vital work is done now to prepare us for this process to avoid disruption.
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  • 11th Port Talbot Scout Group

    May 08, 2018

    The 11th Port Talbot Scouts gave me a grilling when I visited them at their base in the Sandfields to talk about Parliament and democracy. I really enjoyed the opportunity to attend the session and help them learn more about how Parliament and democracy works. The Scouts provide a fantastic opportunity for young people to get involved in outdoor activities, as well as learning new skills and supporting the local community.

  • Glyncorrwg Ponds

    May 08, 2018

    I visited Glyncorrwg Ponds as they geared up for the Bank Holiday. The Ponds make a great day out for the whole family and there is some absolutely stunning scenery to see there.
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  • AT Morgan Transport

    May 08, 2018

    I visited AT Morgan Transport, a father and son enterprise, which specialises in UK and European transportation. Since originally starting the business over 40 years ago, the business has expanded to 23 vehicles and is now based in Crymlyn Burrows.
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