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The Jarrow Constituency
Kate Osborne
Kate Osborne Member of Parliament for the Jarrow constituency – proud to represent our strong and resilient community that is steeped in working-class solidarity. And never has our community’s strength and resilience been more tested than during the coronavirus pandemic.
You can reach my office on 0191 466 1509 or [email protected]

Johnson got the ‘big calls’ wrong and so will the next Tory leader
Kate’s latest column for the Shields Gazette: Earlier this week in Westminster, shameless Conservative MPs passed a motion of confidence in Boris Johnson’s zombie government – just days after doing
Boris Johnson’s time in Government will be symbolised by sleaze, austerity, lies and relentless attacks on the working-class
Kate’s latest column for the Shields Gazette: At the time of writing this column, 30 of the Prime Minister’s Government frontbenchers have resigned and by the time you read
Government is playing politics with the rail workers’ dispute
As a lifelong Trade Unionist and supporter of workers fighting for better pay, terms and conditions, I am proud to support the thousands of railway workers across the country who
Vote deals a hammer blow to Johnson’s chances of survival
THIS week in Parliament has been dominated by Conservative infighting and the confidence vote in Boris Johnson with 42% of Tory MPs saying they had no confidence in the Prime Minister - yet whilst this leaves Boris clinging onto his job, ordinary people are suffering from this Government’s failures.
People should have the right to protest for what they believe is right without fear of punishment
If the Public Order Bill was in place back in October 1936, then the Jarrow Crusade would have been banned and the proud, dignified marchers – including the town’s MP Ellen Wilkinson – would have been arrested.
No new support for the many facing soaring living costs
Kate’s latest column for the Shields Gazette: Following the excitement of the last week’s local elections, Parliament returned on Tuesday for the Queen’s Speech – the Government’s legislative agenda for
Take inspiration from past generations of sacrifice and struggle on #MayDay2022
Kate’s latest column for Labour Outlook: May Day alongside Workers Memorial Day on the 28th April is a time where collectively the Working Class can gather and reflect on generations
Councils deserve praise for the good work they do locally
A week today, residents of South Tyneside and Gateshead will head to the polls for the 2022 local elections. In South Tyneside and Gateshead over the last year, the Labour-controlled
Ellen Wilkinson’s fight for social justice is still relevant to this very day
Last week I had the pleasure of attending the Northern Stage theatre in Newcastle to see ‘Red Ellen’, the new play detailing the remarkable life of Ellen Wilkinson MP.
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