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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

  • Tata Steel Visit 2018

    September 21, 2018

    It was great to visit the steelworks in Port Talbot and wonderful to see the timeline of the history of the site dating back to 13th century, followed by visit to Concast & the BOS plant. There is a long tradition of steel making in Port Talbot and the timeline shows the centuries of development of the steel making industry and how integral it is to the town. It was a real privilege to see the highly skilled workforce delivering an outstanding product for British industry.
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  • Neath Port Talbot College Awards Evening 2018

    September 20, 2018

    It was great to be with my colleague Christina Rees MP for Neath, Kev Johns and Mark Dacey, Principal and CEO of Neath Port Talbot College Group, at their Student Awards Ceremony. It was inspiring to see these brilliant students receiving the recognition they so thoroughly deserve. Well done to everyone.

  • September 2018 Newsletter

    September 19, 2018

    My September newsletter is out now, with news from Aberavon and from Parliament.
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  • Austerity Has left councils At Breaking Point, Westminster Must Give Them The Money They Desperately Need

    September 19, 2018

    Theresa May claims to not have a magic money tree, but whenever she raids the back of the sofa she always comes up with the money she needs: there was the £1bn she found for Northern Ireland and then the £20.5bn for the NHS. Well now she needs to go back to that sofa and find the money for local government because without the resources they need councils are teetering on the cliff edge.
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  • Let's Send Mr Putin A Clear Message: British People Will No Longer Tolerate Brazen & Reckless Actions Of Your Regime

    September 13, 2018

    Speaking in the debate on the Salisbury Incident, I spoke about my time in Russia, the UK's relationship with Russia and the need to send Mr Putin a clear message: the British people will no longer tolerate the brazen and reckless actions of your regime, and we will no longer tolerate the way in which you and your cronies use London as a laundromat for your ill-gotten gains.
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  • No Reason Why UK Cannot Take Unilateral National Action On The Basis Of Magnitsky Amendment

    September 13, 2018

    The fact that Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia have all taken unilateral action, implementing their Magnitsky legislation, clearly demonstrates that there is no reason why the United Kingdom cannot do the same. Government needs to explain why they have not taken unilateral national action.
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  • Government Hiding Behind The EU Won't Wash

    September 13, 2018

    It has been four months since the Magnitsky amendment was passed in the House, yet the Government have done absolutely nothing to implement the legislation. The Government are hiding behind the EU but Lithuania is an EU member-state and is pushing through unilateral sanctions targeting Russia individuals (which go beyond a travel ban) on basis of Magnitsky legislation.
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  • New book: 'Spirit of Britain, Purpose of Labour' published

    September 09, 2018

    Download the book here Our country is more polarised than at any time since the Second World War – by age, education, place and wealth - but above all by values. On one side of the Great Values Divide we have the Cosmopolitans – typically university educated, urban, highly mobile and confident in the modern, globalised world. On the other the Communitarians – often non-graduates who value familiarity, security and community, and have experienced the profound changes of the last 40 years as loss.  The EU referendum deepened these divides; the 2017 General Election entrenched them.
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  • Committee For Exiting the European Union Hears From Michel Barnier

    September 07, 2018

    The Committee for Exiting the European Union visited Brussels after the summer recess and heard from Michel Barnier, Chief Negotiator, European Commission. I asked him about the Chequers proposal.
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  • Affordable Broadband In Aberavon

    September 07, 2018

    At questions to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, I called on the Government to tackle the cost of superfast broadband, for many the cost is prohibitive. 
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