Joshua Reynolds MP

🔶 Questioned Tesco & Sainsburys Representatives on Dynamic Pricing as part of the Business & Trade Committee. 🔶 Attended the raising of the Armed Forces flag at Maidenhead Town Hall. 🔶 Submitted an amendment to the Victims & Courts Bill. 🔶 Questioned the Government on Industrial Strategy. 🔶 Discussed the Heathrow third runway with Lib Dem colleagues. 🔶 Spoke with Local Councillors about grass cutting in Cookham. 🔶 Met with the CEO of ITV.

Here's a snapshot of what my team and I got up to last week!

Statement on the Tragic Incident at Dunholme Road Yesterday.

For many North Ascot residents pavement parking is a barrier that stops them from accessing their community.

After years of Conservative cuts, our neighborhood police need proper support so they can tackle this issue, in North Ascot and beyond.

I can't comment on partly vs wholly as I didn't author the words myself, however I would like to note that this motion puts the onus on politicians and parties to do better and to show Pride organisers that they have a place at Pride.

Political parties at Pride EDM (Early Day Motion)1268: tabled on 14 May 2025 That this House regrets the decision taken by organisers of several Pride marches and parades across the UK to not allow political parties to march; further regrets that that decision partly stems from a lack of trust in politicians and Government amongst many in the LGBTQ+ community; notes that many trans people are concerned by the rise in hate-crime against transgender and non-binary people, and worried about the practical implications of the recent ruling in the Supreme Court case For Women Scotland vs The Scottish Minister on their lives; reaffirms its commitment to standing up for the rights and dignity of all in the LGBTQ+ community, including trans and non-binary people; calls on Rt hon. and hon. Members in the House, and their political parties, to reaffirm their commitment to protecting and advancing the rights of trans and non-binary people across the UK; and hopes political parties which support the rights of LGBTQ+ people and the aims of Pride will be able to re-join these parades officially in future. Signed: Joshua Reynolds MP Member of Parliament for Maidenhead

I'm proud to have signed @cajardinemp.bsky.social's EDM on Political parties at Pride.
It's vital that, now more than ever, our parties reaffirm their commitment to LGBTQ+ rights and that the public can see that commitment through political parties participating in Pride marches.

WHAT I’VE BEEN UP TO THIS WEEK 5th May – 11th May 2025 🔶 Visited Northern Ireland to see Brexit work with the Business & Trade Select Committee. 🔶 Spoke to the BBC about securing a Parliamentary Adjournment debate. 🔶 Met with 'Right at Home' Maidenhead to discuss their work in care. 🔶 Ran Q&A Sessions at St Lukes & Furze Platt Senior. 🔶 Joined the Cox Green Village Fayre. 🔶 Attended the VE Day Parade in Binfield. 🔶 Challenged the FCA on Shein’s human rights record. JOSHUA REYNOLDS MP

Hi Maidenhead, here's a recap of what I got up to last week!

Do you travel by train or bus?

The @libdems.org.uk want to stop the Headphone Dodgers & save your commute!

We can't afford another decade of uncertainty on the future of British Steel.
That's why I urged the Government to take decisive action not only for the people of Scunthorpe, but on behalf of this country.

This country *needs* sustainable, green, and British steel.

Before recess, I asked the Government why it was taking money out of the pockets of care providers such as Alexander Devine and Thames Hospices?

Predictably I didn't get a straight answer.

WHAT I’VE BEEN UP TO THIS WEEK 17th March 2025 - 23rd March 2025 🔶 Attended Lib Dem Spring Conference in Harrogate. 🔶 Had a tour around Forest Bridge School. 🔶 Visited the Memory Cafe. 🔶 Challenged the Government over energy efficiency for Park Homes. 🔶 Questioned the Government about the Two Child Benefit Cap. 🔶 Met with local ICB about St Marks. 🔶 Met with Maidenhead United Representatives. 🔶 Q&A session with students at Holyport Primary. JOSHUA REYNOLDS MP

Hi everyone, here's what I got up to last week as your MP!

It has been heartbreaking hearing from Murdered Abroad about the challenges and injustices that so many families are facing.

That's why last week, I asked the Government what it's
doing to support these families. The answer, sadly, is not enough.

The letter is too long for Twitter's plain text limit, so here is a google document with it's content https://docs.google.com/document/d/1c5CTCPVkKtFwWUsBPbQV_F91EYITzKyxs4HmIMaAVH4/edit?usp=sharing

Yesterday I joined my Lib Dem colleagues in writing to Wes Streeting urging him to listen to our community pharmacies and confirm that Pharmacy First will be renewed this April.

We can't afford to lose our community pharmacies.

WHAT I’VE BEEN UP TO THIS WEEK 10th March 2025 - 16th March 2025 🔶 Visited the Maidenhead Latte Art Show. 🔶 Spoke about the impact of Business Rates & NI with A Hoppy Place. 🔶 Attended the local Holi celebrations. 🔶 Visited Thames Hospice and met with staff to discuss growing financial pressures. 🔶 Asked the Government to support the 'Murdered Abroad' Campaign. 🔶 Voted for Unpaid Carers to be entitled to Paid Leave. 🔶 Visited the Burchetts Green Infant School Assembly and spoke with Pupils. 🔶 Officially started the 10th Maidenhead Park Run. JOSHUA REYNOLDS MP

Hey Maidenhead, here's a recap of what I got up to last week!

WHAT I’VE BEEN UP TO THIS WEEK 3rd March 2025 - 9th March 2025 🔶 Met with the RBWM Girls Forum for Girls Empowerment Day. 🔶 Challenged the Government on Leaseholds. 🔶 Visited the Maidenhead Big Read. 🔶 Took part in the Maidenhead Pancake Race. 🔶 Visited Desborough College. 🔶 Took part at the Craufurd Arms Pub Quiz. 🔶 Met with Representatives from Berkshire Care Association.

Hey Maidenhead, here's a snapshot of what I got up to last week as your MP!

Today is International Women’s Day, a time to celebrate women's stories and achievements.

We honour their impact and recognise the work still needed to achieve equality.

Together, may we uplift, empower, and create a world where every woman thrives.

By suspending all military aid to Ukraine, Donald Trump has humiliated the people who pretended he was a reliable ally only in search of peace.

The UK and Europe must seize frozen Russian assets to resist Putin’s unjust and savage war.

WHAT I’VE BEEN UP TO THIS WEEK 24th February 2025 - 2nd March 2025 🔶 Met with GWR & Network Rail to discuss Maidenhead Station. 🔶 Held one of my regular Constituency Surgeries. 🔶 Visited Alexander Devine to discuss the Big Chick Knit and National Insurance. 🔶 Spoke to ThatsTV Thames Valley about Maidenhead Great Park. 🔶 Spoke with Bray Parish Council about closer working. 🔶 Attended a Visit England session on the Berkshire LVEP. 🔶 Met with Which? Consumer Rights company. 🔶 Visited the Chief Exec & Leader of Bracknell Forest Council. JOSHUA REYNOLDS MP

Here is a snapshot of what my team and I got up to last week!

Josh meeting with Julia from RBWM at the Visit England drop in session

Yesterday I went to Visit England's drop-in session to discuss the new Berkshire local visitor economy partnership.
When I was Vice-Chair of Visit Windsor I pushed for the creation of the LVEP and I'm incredibly excited to see how it can boost our areas' tourism.

Graffiti and grot Spots: It's crucial that Network Rail, the Council, and GWR work together to keep our stations + rail network clean, welcoming, and safe. We discussed the need to remove graffiti and the possibility of using CIL money to improve accessibility for commuters.

Improved dialogue: we need to improve the communication between GWR, Network Rail, the Council, and Residents. I want to establish regular dialogue between the Council + my office and Network Rail to voice resident's concerns.

Platform 2/3's lift: GWR agreed that fixing the lifts is a top priority. They are looking to fix the fault asap.
Station Forecourt: GWR also agreed that the station forecourt is not fit for purpose, with a redesign to improve accessibility and traffic flow necessary.

Josh sitting at a table in his office with two representatives of GWR

It was great to meet with GWR this afternoon, ensuring that Residents have access to the best rail facilities and service possible is one of my top priorities.
Here's what we discussed: a🧵

YouTube video by Joshua Reynolds MP Josh talks Ukraine, Trump and recalling Parliament with Nicky Campbell

Yesterday I joined Nicky Campbell to answer listeners' questions on the past week's biggest
news stories. Inevitably Donald Trump's comments on Ukraine came up...
Listen to this clip to hear my thoughts 🔊
youtube.com/shorts/vck-6...

maidenheadlibdems.co.uk/save-our-pha...

Josh standing with a member of the Boots pharmacy and a member of the McParlands Pharmacy

Last week I visited Boot's Maidenhead to discuss the challenges facing our community pharmacies.
The work that Boot's and many other pharmacies do to keep our community *alive* is phenomenal, but many are facing crisis.
That's why I started the petition below to help them👇

Hi everyone, here's what my time and I got up to last week!

Despite Labour celebrating about hitting their target for NHS waits, new data from the Liberal Democrats reveals over 20 MILLION people waited 4 weeks or mor... Ed Davey uncovers NHS scandal of GP appointment waits data

🚨BREAKING: My team have uncovered shocking new data - a record 20 million people waited 4 weeks or more to see their GP last year. That's just wrong.

Surely this is the last nail in the coffin for Thames Water!

Data today compiled by the @financialtimes.com showing Thames Water’s sewage plants in Maidenhead deemed “inadequate” - according to their own data.

I’m calling for a Youth Mobility Scheme with Europe—just like we have with Australia and Canada—to let 18-30-year-olds live, work, and gain experience across the EU. Read my piece in Sussex Bylines 👇

Unpaid carer to challenge DWP allowance overpayment penalty in court ‘It takes the little people to stand up,’ says Andrea Tucker, who was told to repay £4,600 after caring for mother for 15 years

The Government urgently needs to get to the bottom of this and put things right for carers.

At the very least, surely Ministers need to step in immediately and stop any demands for repayments or threats of prosecution until the independent review has finished.