Since being elected, I’ve been fighting hard in Parliament for Erith and Thamesmead.
Today, I’m delighted to confirm that up to £20 million of Government funding is to be invested in Thamesmead Birchmere Park, within our local constituency, over the next ten years, putting local people in the driving seat to shape the future of the community.
The Pride in Place programme, launched by the Labour Government last year, has been rolled out to more most in need neighbourhoods across the UK, giving local people a say in projects that will make a real difference to their community.
This funding is part of a programme designed to strengthen community life and support places like ours to build even stronger local connections. It’s about bringing people together across the neighbourhood, supporting local groups, organisations and initiatives, and celebrating the pride people already have in where they live.
This is the difference a Labour Government makes. No more empty promises. Real change.
Residents will have the resources to invest in our community to create new spaces for young people or breathe new life into community assets.
I will shortly be launching a survey to reach out to residents and listen to what they believe this investment should be used for.
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Families across Greenwich and Bexley boroughs will benefit from a landmark change in the law, as the Labour Government scraps the two-child limit – a move set to lift 5,230 children in Erith and Thamesmead constituency out of poverty.
The change forms part of a historic package that will lift 450,000 children out of poverty nationally, the biggest reduction in child poverty since records began.
For years, the two-child limit has been the single biggest driver of child poverty, pushing families into hardship despite many being in work. Its removal will provide immediate support to working families and help give every child the best start in life.
Abena Oppong-Asare, Labour MP for Erith and Thamesmead, said:
“This is a turning point for families in Erith and Thamesmead.
“Too many children have been held back through no fault of their own – and too many parents have been doing the right thing, working hard, but still struggling to make ends meet.
“Scrapping the two-child limit will lift 5,230 children in our community out of poverty and give families the security they deserve.
“This is what Labour in government means – taking real action to break the cycle of poverty and give every child the best possible start in life.”
The change comes alongside wider action to tackle child poverty, including expanding free school meals, boosting childcare, and supporting parents into work.
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This July, Abena Oppong-Asare, MP for Erith and Thamesmead, announces she will once again be hosting her fifth Campaign Summer School, and encourages young people interested in making a difference in their community to sign up now.
Taking place from Tuesday 21st July to Thursday 23rd July 2026, the school is designed to empower and inspire young people between the ages of 16 and 18 from the local area to engage in politics and campaigning.
The Campaign Summer School offers first-hand insight into the exciting world of political campaigning – bringing together the expertise of veteran political activists, local and national journalists, and partner organisations.
This year will be the MP’s fifth Campaign Summer School following her most successful ever last year with close to 30 local students joining.
Following her 2025 session, she was delighted to launch her Campaign Summer School Alumni Network on LinkedIn to keep the students connected and to also welcome the students for a tour of 10 Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament.
At this jam-packed 3-day event, young people will have the opportunity to gain the skills and knowledge needed to make a real difference within their community and learn how to make their voice heard in our democracy.
Watch Abena’s Launch Video
The Summer School programme is expected to include sessions from:
Councillor Anthony Okereke, Leader of Greenwich Council
Christine Quigley, Vice President of Crestview Strategy
Yeukai Taruvinga, Chief Executive of Active Horizons
Google Digital Garage Team
Local and National journalists
Applications are now open for those interested in signing up. The link can be found on Abena’s website here and the deadline to sign up is Friday 29 May 2026.
Abena Oppong-Asare MP said:
“I’m determined to do everything I can to empower local young people to be the change they want to see in the world.
“That’s why I’m proud to announce the return of my Campaign Summer School this July, building on the record-breaking success of last year’s programme. Our 2025 event was our biggest yet, welcoming nearly 30 young people and a fantastic lineup of inspiring speakers.
“If you’re aged 16–18 and live locally, I’d love you to apply and get involved. See you there!”
Testimonies from 2025 Campaign Summer School alumni:
One 2025 graduate said: “I am hugely grateful for the experience as I gained political insight through learning about the role of an MP. It has also allowed me to create a larger network of other determined, driven and ambitious individuals.”
Another said: “This experience deepened my understanding of local and national politics, media, and activism and reminded me that youth is not a limitation, but a leadership asset.”
And one more said: “Over [these] packed days, I gained valuable insight into politics, communication, leadership and most importantly, the power of young people.”
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My Endometriosis and Youth Online Safety Campaigns: Hearing from you
The Government is developing and consulting on ambitious new strategies for Women’s Health and Online Safety for young people. It is vital that the voices and lived experiences of local people help shape these plans, and I am keen to hear directly from you.
Work is already underway to create a safer digital environment for young people. The Government are now consulting on proposals to restrict or ban social media use for under-16s. Whether you are a teacher, student, parent or grandparent you can share your opinion on this issue, via my survey below.
Furthermore, while I welcome the progress already being made on women’s health, there is still much more to do. The forthcoming Women’s Health Strategy must deliver meaningful and lasting improvements: particularly in the diagnosis, treatment, and support available for those living with endometriosis. This is an issue I raised in Parliament this month and one I have championed for many years as your MP. You can find a clip of my intervention on my social media here. If you or someone close to you has been affected by Endometriosis, I would be grateful if you could share your experience through the survey below.
It was a pleasure to host members of the Greenwich and Bexley Nepalese community in Parliament on Tuesday 24 February, alongside former Greenwich Mayor and Mayoress, Councillor Jit Gurung Ranahbat and Gaumaya Gurung Ranahbat. The event was very well attended and celebrated the significant contributions that British-Nepalese individuals and community groups make to our wider society.
Visit to Christ Church School for Children’s Mental Health Week
It was wonderful to be joined by former England rugby star Jonathan Joseph at Christ Church Primary School in Erith. It was terrific to meet pupils and see Johnathan lead an inspiring coaching session action. The event celebrated the support available to young people and marked Children’s Mental Health Week. My thanks to the school for hosting and to local sponsors, Oscar Mayer in Erith, for helping make the day such a success
Visit to Alexander McLeod School
Delighted to visit Alexander Mcleod Primary School in Abbey Wood for their Aspiration Week. It was brilliant to share my journey and what I do as MP for Erith & Thamesmead and to hear the pupils’ questions.
New Free Breakfast Club for Erith and Thamesmead Pupils
Absolutely delighted to welcome this month’s announcement of a new free breakfast club for pupils in Erith and Thamesmead.
Linton Mead Primary School will open the latest club this Easter, helping ensure children start the day with a nutritious meal while also supporting families with the cost of living. These breakfast clubs play an important role in giving pupils the best possible start to their school day.
You can find out more on my website here about this policy and read about my visit to the breakfast clubs launched in our community last year.
Visit to Costa Coffee
Really pleased to have the chance to visit the new Costa Coffee in Abbey Wood and sharpen up my Barista skills! I enjoyed speaking with the wonderful staff and hearing about the experiences and issues that matter most to them in their work within our community.
Sistah Space Roundtable
Honoured to host Sistah Space’s roundtable in Parliament on Monday 9 February. The event centred on the proposal of Valerie’s Law, that would mandate cultural competency training for police to support Black women and girls affected by domestic abuse.
I am proud to stand alongside Sistah Space in their vital work and will continue working with colleagues across Parliament and in Government to help advance their mission of halving violence against women and girls.
Safer Internet Event
This event in Parliament bought together children, parents and teachers to discuss their experiences of the online world. It was fantastic to hear directly from young people about how online safety programmes impact their understanding of the issue, which has helped to inform my campaigning on the topic.
My work in Parliament
Alongside continuing in my busy role as Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Prime Minister, I have welcomed several significantpolicy announcements this month.
Regarding maternity care, Baroness Amos’ report highlighted shortcomings in care across the country. I fully support the action the Government is taking to address this issue. Specifically, I welcome the serious consideration this report gives to the disparity in maternity outcomes for black and ethnic minority mothers. This is something I raised in Parliament last month and was interviewed about on BBC Radio 5 Live. I look forward to following the development of this strategy, including assessing the results of the Government’s neonatal and maternity investigation.
I also commend the release of the SEND White Paper which has started the process to transform a defunct system, to one where support is available when children need it, where they need it. Furthermore, the National Cancer Plan sets out how we will improve cancer care so that 3 out of 4 people diagnosed with cancer survive for 5 years or more by 2035.
Furthermore:
Greenwich Regional Final of the Jack Petchey “Speak Out” Challenge – delighted to deliver a message to pupils at this exciting event – a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and showcase the voices of young people from Greenwich.
Investment in local Community Spaces by Mayor of London – Great news for the local community as the Exchange in Erith and Moorings Sociable Club have both been selected for the Mayor of London’s new Community Spaces network! Looking forward to seeing next steps and how the community will benefit.
Ash Wednesday – wishing everyone a peaceful Ash Wednesday and Lent.
Ramadan Mubarak – wishing a blessed Ramadan to our Muslim community.
Lunar New Year – sharing good health and happiness this Lunar New Year.
LGBT+ History Month – it’s great to mark February as a celebration of LGBT+ history.
Time to talk day – pleased to support the UK’s biggest mental health conversation.
Eating Disorders Awareness Week – raising awareness of disordered eating behaviour during this week is pivotal to rethinking how we approach mental health.
Constituency Surgeries – if you would like to meet me to discuss national or local issues, please feel free to get in touch.
Tours of Parliament – If you are a resident or organisation based in Erith and Thamesmead constituency, don’t hesitate to reach out to organise a tour at: abena.oppongasare.mp@parliament.uk
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Women living with endometriosis have endured pain, stigma and far too many delays in diagnosis for decades. This chronic condition, which affects around one in ten women and those assigned female at birth, can cause debilitating pain, fatigue and fertility challenges – yet many still wait years for a diagnosis and struggle to access the support they need.
In the House of Commons this week, I raised these concerns directly with the Minister, asking whether the Government’s new Women’s Health Strategy will lead to improved training for healthcare professionals and greater awareness of endometriosis. Too often, symptoms are dismissed or misunderstood, leaving women feeling unheard and unsupported. Earlier diagnosis and better understanding are essential to improving outcomes and quality of life.
I was encouraged by the Minister’s response and the recognition that more must be done to prioritise women’s health. The Women’s Health Strategy has the potential to drive meaningful change – from better education and training in primary care, to clearer referral pathways and faster access to specialist treatment. However, warm words must now translate into tangible action.
I will continue to press the Government to deliver real improvements and to make women’s health a genuine priority within our NHS.
Alongside raising this issue in Parliament, I have launched a survey for local residents to share their experiences of endometriosis and what they want in the upcoming Women’s Health Strategy. Hearing directly from those affected will help inform my ongoing work in Westminster and strengthen the case for change.
If you or someone you know has been impacted by endometriosis, I encourage you to take a few minutes to complete the survey and make your voice heard:
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Protecting children from harm online is a priority for the Government and for me.
Work is already underway to create a safer digital environment for young people, including closing loopholes in the Online Safety Act that allowed illegal AI-generated images and introducing new powers to respond quickly to emerging technologies.
You may have seen that the Government is also exploring – and will soon consult on – proposals to restrict or ban social media use for under-16s, alongside other measures to improve online safety.
I am seeking the views of residents across Erith and Thamesmead constituency on this important issue. Your feedback will help ensure local voices are represented in my discussions with the Government.
The survey takes less than five minutes to complete and is open to parents, teachers, carers, and all residents.
Please note that a separate, pupil-specific survey has been created for young people in Erith and Thamesmead. This survey is being shared directly with schools and youth groups to ensure appropriate safeguarding arrangements.
If you are a young person who has not received the survey through your school, or a parent/carer requesting access, please contact my office at abena.oppongasare.mp@parliament.uk, and we will be happy to provide the details.
Your views will play a meaningful role in shaping my engagement with the government on this issue, and I look forward to hearing your perspective.
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Endometriosis is one of the least understood health conditions, yet it impacts the lives of far too many women.
Too many face long delays in diagnosis, limited support, and a lack of awareness about the condition across society. More must be done to improve understanding among the public, healthcare professionals, and in the workplace so that those affected receive the care, compassion, and support they deserve.
As your MP, I have been advocating on this issue for many years. Before the 2024 General Election, I worked as Shadow Minister for Women’s Health and Mental Health, where I consistently raised the importance of improving care, awareness, and outcomes for those living with endometriosis.
I have already been grateful to speak with constituents living with endometriosis and to hear first-hand about their experiences, but I am keen to ensure that as many voices as possible are heard.
I am proud of the progress already being made on women’s health. This includes the announcement that menopause questions will be incorporated into the NHS Health Check, action to reduce gynaecology waiting lists for the first time in years with additional funding to tackle the backlog, and the introduction of Jess’s Rule so that GPs in England ‘think again’ when patients attend multiple times without a diagnosis or when symptoms worsen.
However, there is much more to do. We must ensure this new Women’s Health Strategy is as strong and ambitious as possible – not only for women today, but for future years and generations to come.
If you or someone you love has been affected by endometriosis, I would value hearing from you. Please take a few moments to complete the survey below and share your experiences, priorities, and ideas for change.
If you know others who may be interested in contributing, please do share this survey so their voices can be heard too.
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More families and children in Erith and Thamesmead will soon benefit from free, daily breakfast clubs as the Labour government confirms the next 500 schools to offer the scheme from April, including Linton Mead Primary School, putting up to £450 a year back in local parents’ pockets.
It represents a campaign win for Erith and Thamesmead’s Labour Member of Parliament, Abena Oppong-Asare, who has encouraged all local schools to apply to join the scheme. As a result, 647 children in their constituency will be able to access a nutritious meal at the start of the day.
This announcement comes less than a year since Oppong-Asare welcomed the initial roll out of free breakfast clubs at Willow Bank Primary School and Jubilee Primary School, both based in her constituency. She was delighted to visit both of these breakfast clubs since their launch and spoke with teachers, parents, and students about the positive impact these clubs are already having on their lives.
The clubs come alongside a raft of measures driven forward by Labour to cut the cost of living for families in Erith and Thamesmead, including expanding free school meals, rolling out 30 hours of government-funded childcare, bringing down school uniform costs and securing the future of Best Start holiday clubs.
Delivering on promises made to working parents in Labour’s manifesto, all primary aged children attending Linton Mead Primary School will be able to access a free breakfast and at least 30 minutes of free childcare, every day, helping to support parents getting into work.
Universal Best Start free breakfast clubs are central to Labour’s Plan for Change, breaking down barriers to opportunity by making sure every child starts the school day ready to learn – with research showing the clubs have a lasting impact on children’s behaviour, attendance and attainment.
The scheme plays a role in Labour’s moral mission to tackle child poverty, with the government on track to secure the biggest reduction in child poverty within a single parliament. By targeting support, Labour’s clubs will reach half a million pupils in England’s most disadvantaged communities. This will provide an essential meal to ensure every child starts the day ready to learn.
Bridget Phillipson, Secretary of State for Education, said:
“Free breakfast clubs sit right at the heart of Labour’s Plan for Change, breaking the link between background and success for families all over the country.
“Breakfast clubs can have a transformative impact on the lives of millions of children, feeding hungry tummies and fuelling hungry minds, so every child begins the day ready to learn.
“Alongside our plans to roll out school-based nurseries and get thousands more children school-ready, this government is delivering the reforms needed to give every child, wherever they grow up, the best start in life.”
Abena Oppong-Asare, MP for Erith and Thamesmead, said:
“I am so happy to announce that Linton Mead Primary School has been selected as one of Labour’s Best Start free breakfast clubs and I cannot wait to see the club open in April.
“It’s a testament to both the school and the Labour government’s dedication to getting children school-ready so they are able to improve their attendance, attainment and wellbeing, as well as improving the household finances of local families.
“Through our Plan for Change, this Labour government is boosting parents’ work choices and children’s life chances.”
Photos from Past Free Breakfast Club Visits at Jubilee and Willow Bank Primary Schools:
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I hope everyone in Erith and Thamesmead had a restful Christmas and New Year, and I wish you all the very best for 2026. This year, I am excited to continue delivering change in Erith and Thamesmead and across the country. This Government is intent on hitting the ground running in 2026. Recently, we have announced:
A Warm Homes Plan: the biggest public investment in home upgrades in British history to cut bills, tackle fuel poverty and create jobs.
Legislation to overhaul the Leasehold system including capping ground rent at £250.
An Animal Welfare strategy that delivers ambitious reforms to keep pace with the latest scientific evidence and closes loopholes.
A historic clean energy security pact with European allies to bolster energy security for families and businesses and a new water strategy to deliver on our promise to clean up our rivers, lakes and seas.
The first National Youth Strategy in over two decades to support our young people meet the evolving challenges of today.
A Violence Against Women and Girl’s strategy that sets out the government’s vision for meeting its ambition to halve violence against women and girls in a decade.
I welcome the Government’s continued engagement with the public to help inform policy decisions. Please do not hesitate to raise any policy concerns or casework with me. I recognise that this is a challenging time for many, and I am always happy to support my constituents wherever I can.
Shikshapatri Event
It was an honour to see the Shikshapatri at the SKS Swaminarayan Temple in Woolwich with Linda Bird, Mayor of Greenwich. I was fascinated to learn about the Temple’s significance and the Swaminarayan.
Thames Water works and 244 Bus Diversion in Shooters Hill
Residents of Shooters Hill will be aware of road closures caused by burst Thames Water pipes, which have disrupted the 244 bus service since early December. This prolonged disruption has been highly detrimental to the local community.
I have raised this issue repeatedly with all relevant stakeholders and have escalated my serious concerns directly to the CEOs of Thames Water and Transport for London.
I am pleased that we have finally been able to secure a better diversion of the 244 to the top of Shooters Hill and the works are set to finish shortly. I want to thank all residents who have taken thetime to raise this with me, the Council and local representatives.
I shared an update on the situation here and will continue to monitor developments on this issue closely.
Visit to Greenwich Food Bank
At the end of last year, I volunteered at Greenwich Food Bank. This was a great opportunity to help an organisation that provides crucial support for families in the area.
I’m inspired by the incredible team of volunteers who make their work possible. I was proud to promote their winter appeal, which you can find more about here.
Christmas Celebrations
Last year’s Christmas Card Competition was as competitive as ever. My thanks to all the students who sent in their designs. I really enjoyed meeting the winner, Tanvi, Year 1, at Belvedere Infant School whose drawing of Lesnes Abbey Wood Park was sent to, amongst others, the PM and the King! I also shared the design with the Speaker in Parliament.
I was also delighted to give a reading and help decorate the tree at Christ Church Erith’s Christmas Carol Service. It was a wonderful evening where I was joined by Revd Anthea Harris-Faulkner, Cllrs Nicola Taylor and Chris Ball, and so many from our local community.
It was great to join the Erith Rotary Club for their Annual Sleigh Tour, the Community Hospice for their Carol Concert, and the Speaker for his Christmas Reception as well.
Finally, it was a pleasure to attend the Greenwich Mummies Forum’s joyful Christmas event with local children, parents and elders. It was a very festive occasion and great to support and celebrate with such a fantastic community group in Plumstead!
Opening of Asian Oriental SuperMart
I had the honour of opening Asian Oriental SuperMart on Plumstead High Street in December. It is always a privilege to champion local businesses throughout the constituency.
Small Business Saturday
I celebrated the local high street during #SmallBusinessSaturday at the start of December. This included a visit to the Community Hospice shop, where I learnt more about their work supporting hospices in Erith and Thamesmead.
Royal Mail Visit
Really pleased to visit Royal Mail in December and celebrate the hard work of our brilliant posties ahead of the festive rush!
Holocaust Memorial Day
To mark Holocaust Memorial Day on 27th January, I attended a commemoration event at Woolwich Town Hall. I also signed the Holocaust Educational Trust’s Book of Commitment in Parliament – I fully support the Government’s commitment to tackling antisemitism that this Memorial Day reaffirms.
Parliamentary Work
On top of continuing in my role as Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Prime Minister, I have recently had the chance to speak in Parliament on behalf of my constituents.
Firstly, I welcomed the Government’s plan to develop Thamesmead Waterfront as part of their New Towns strategy in the House of Commons. I firmly believe this is one of the biggest opportunities in the country that will provide up to 15,000 new homes, thousands of new jobs, an expanded new town centre and high-quality green spaces for Erith and Thamesmead constituents. You can watch my speech in full here.
As well as this, I raised the case of one of my constituents whose mental health is negatively affected by the noise produced by the fireworks at a Westminster Hall debate. I support the Government’s consideration of reform to fireworks legislation and their use in a safe and responsible manner. You can watch my intervention here.
Lastly, I spoke during the budget debate where I welcomed the funding the Government has allocated for the DLR to Thamesmead. You can watch this speech here.
It has also been a pleasure to join several parliamentary events and learn more about the advocacy of some terrific organisations, including the Samaritans, Young Women’s Trust, The British Beauty Council, L’Oreal, Show Racism the Red Card and the Armed Forces.
Furthermore:
SL11 Launched – the new SL11 is now running. While it brings quicker journeys and new connections, I also know some residents have concerns about the changes to the 472 that the introduction of the SL11 has affected. Please feel free to share your experiences with me.
President of Germany’s address to Parliament – great to listen to President Steinmeier’s address in the House of Commons in December.
Martin Luther King Day – proud to mark MLK Day on January 19th and his commitment to anti-racism.
Burns Night – wished all my Scottish constituents a very happy Burns Night.
ARC and CIC You Tour of Parliament – Great to sponsor their visit to Parliament, many of whom had never been before. If you are a resident or organisation based in Erith and Thamesmead constituency, don’t hesitate to reach out to organise a tour at: abena.oppongasare.mp@parliament.uk
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It was an honour to see the Shikshapatri at the SKS Swaminarayan Temple in Woolwich with Linda Bird, Mayor of Greenwich. I was fascinated to learn about the temples significance in the community, be able to tour the temple and learn more about the scriptures.
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