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Steve Reed MP

  • Member, UK Parliament
  • Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, GOV.UK
London
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Labour MP for Streatham and Croydon North
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Places and partnerships - first magazine for councillors

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By Steve Reed MP
| Local Government First
OBE Steve Reed MP Steve Reed MP is Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government. Labour will build homes, not just houses.
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Places and partnerships

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By Steve Reed MP
| Local Government First
Labour will build homes, not just houses I was extremely excited when the Prime Minister appointed me Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government. I know from my time as Leader of Lambeth Council and LGA Deputy Chair that it is the town hall, not Whitehall, where real change happens. It was great to spend conference meeting so many brilliant Labour councillors working with communities across the country.
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This disgusting tsunami of sewage is a national disgrace

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By Steve Reed MP
| AOL UK Verified
As the first signs of Spring appear, we know it’s time to get outdoors and enjoy our beautiful British countryside. People love taking advantage of the warmer weather to walk in our stunning landscapes, picnic among the daffodils in the park, or take a dip in the local river. But these simple pleasures have been ruined by the scandal of our polluted waterways. Our rivers, lakes and seas are awash with raw sewage.
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