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optional email code keep in touch or with: twitter facebook login > optional email code login > roberta blackman- woods mp: standing up for the city of durham home about about about roberta about the city of durham news news blog media articles press releases newsletters and reports contact contact surgery dates social media other useful contacts contact details in parliament in parliament in the chamber in the constituency roberta's latest westminister activities learn more about durham and roberta find out what's been going on in the constituency home / home home latest stories on saturday 30 june, i spoke at the women’s gala, which took place in wharton park in durham city. as july 2018 marks the centenary of the 1918 representation of the people act, which gave some women the right to vote in the uk, this event was organised to celebrate this important anniversary. the original women’s gala ran from 1921 to 1977, and was started by women who were part of the labour movement, and wanted to provide political education for newly enfranchised women. at its peak, the gala attracted thousands to durham to hear speakers such as barbara castle, jennie lee and clement attlee, as well as take part in activities and events aimed at improving political engagement amongst women. 2018 saw a range of speakers once again, and i was delighted to speak alongside fellow mps chi onwurah, helen goodman and sharon hodgson, as well as clare williams from unison, dame vera baird and jude kirton-darling mep. the event was a wonderful day out for families from across the region, with live music from ladies of midnight blue, an all-women brass duo, and mums in durham choir. there was also plenty of activities for children and families such as mini-golf and a women’s heritage trail. this gala also gave us the chance to celebrate the contribution that durham made to the women’s movement. the first petition for women to get the vote from county durham was presented to parliament in 1869, and there is a strong history of political engagement and education for women in region with the miners’ gala stating in 1951 that “the women’s organisation plays a large part in the strength of the labour movement in durham” and the success of the women’s gala shows that this is still true today. it also allowed us to reflect on how the suffragette movement still has relevance, as we seek to address gender pay inequality and increase female representation in politics and public life. alongside these important issues though, it was wonderful to see so many families enjoying the fabulous weather, and taking part in a range of activities, such as mini-golf, mini-cars and football games organised by the foundation of light. we even saw local brownie units on hand to teach people how to make mini-suffragette banners, and solidarity bracelets! a number of women’s banners were on display throughout the event, and families had the opportunity to attend a banner blessing at st cuthbert’s church after the speeches. the event also had numerous stands for visitors to find out more about women’s organisations, trade unions and not-for-profit organisations, as well as space for voter registration to try and drive up participation of women in politics. it was encouraging to see so many visitors finding out more about the important work that these organisations do. wharton park was a fantastic venue, and it was great to see so much going on in this wonderful setting. it was particularly fitting as this was the same venue as the original women’s gala, and the first miners’ gala. my thanks go to councillor maura mckeon, who originally conceived the idea of bringing back the women’s gala, and to the rest of the organising committee – councillor marion wilson; vera baird qc; aurelia smith; val hudson, clare williams; susan egglestone and chris fletcher - for all their hard work in making this idea a reality, as well as all of the people and organisations who supported the event. my thanks must also go to all those who came along to the gala and help make the event a huge success. july 06, 2018 roberta speaks at the 2018 durham women's gala on saturday 30 june, i spoke at the women’s gala, which took place in wharton park in durham city. as july 2018 marks the centenary of the 1918 representation of... it has been a very busy and complicated week in parliament as mps voted on the lords amendments of the european union withdrawal bill, with several hours of debate and dozens of votes. this is a hugely important matter to the country and i have received many emails and letters from constituents sharing their thoughts and asking my opinion, as brexit will of course have a big impact on durham. i wanted to provide an update on what happened in parliament and to explain to constituents how i voted. since britain voted to leave the eu in 2016, i have been working with my labour colleagues to campaign for the best brexit package possible. however, i am very concerned by the growing divisions that have been created in our society by brexit. this week i supported all of the lords amendments and voted against the government’s rejection of them, except amendment 51, which i abstained. labour believes that in order to protect jobs, the economy, rights and to prevent a hard border in northern ireland we need to negotiate a strong single market deal, and we do not think that the european economic area (eea) is the best way to achieve this. the eea does have several attributes, including ensuring a high level of participation in the single market, but it also has very significant drawbacks, for example, it means that the uk has little say over eu rules. this is why i abstained over the vote for this amendment. i instead voted for labour’s amendment, 51 a, which set out “to ensure the united kingdom has full access to the internal market of the european union, underpinned by shared institutions and regulations, with no new impediments to trade and common rights, standards and protections as a minimum.” this amendment underlines our determination to retain the benefits of the single market and build on commitments in our manifesto. i share many concerns that not being part of a customs union could lead to a hard border in northern ireland. negotiating a new comprehensive customs union with the eu is the best way to prevent this, and also to ensure there are no tariffs or customs checks with the eu, which will help support british manufacturing industry. i voted for in favour of the lords amendments 1 and 2, and against the government’s rejection of this. i strongly agree believe that parliament should be able vote on the final brexit deal proposed by the government. this is important to ensure that the process of britain exiting from the european union is carried out in a democratic way. that is why, along with my labour colleagues, i voted in favour of the lords amendment 19, and i was very disappointed that the government voted to disagree with the amendment. i understand that the prime minister made several concessions to some conservative mps just before the vote to convince them to vote this way. these concessions are yet to be made public and i hope that when we find out what they are, they will ensure that parliament has a final say on the brexit deal. please be assured that with my labour colleagues, i will continue to challenge the government on their failure thus far to bring forward a brexit package that acts in the best interest of the uk, and will do my best to prevent britain’s departure from the eu from negatively effecting my constituents. following this week in parliament, i look forward to further discussions with my labour colleagues and organisations about how to deliver a brexit deal that provides the best outcomes for durham and the north east. june 15, 2018 roberta votes on lords amendments for the eu withdrawal bill it has been a very busy and complicated week in parliament as mps voted on the lor

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