On Tuesday 19 February, Caroline led a debate in Parliament demanding a better transport offer Don Valley towns. 

Don Valley MP Caroline Flint has secured a Parliamentary debate on transport for towns.

Said Caroline: “I’m delighted to be able to highlight important transport concerns that affect Doncaster and its outlying towns.

Zero-hours workers are more than twice as likely to work night shifts than other workers, according to new analysis published by the TUC.

The analysis shows that on a range of key measures, zero-hours workers are having a tougher time those in secure employment.

Photo right: Caroline pledges to campaign to end zero hours in 2019.

Caroline Flint, MP for Don Valley, yesterday backed changes to the Mineworkers' Pension Scheme; as MPs stepped up a cross-party effort to have the scheme reviewed by the Government.

“You are not alone” is the message for children and young people who are trying to cope with life while living with alcoholic parents, this international Children of Alcoholics Week.

Doncaster Children’s Services Trust and Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust (RDaSH) joined forces and were supported by local Don Valley MP Caroline Flint to host an information event held at Doncaster College.

Caroline Flint, MP for Don Valley, gave her support to those affected by cancer and the NHS staff who care for them at a special Westminster event for World Cancer Day, earlier this week. 

Caroline Flint, Labour MP for Don Valley, has today expressed concern that South Yorkshire police will not receiving equal funding to other forces across the country.

Labour MP for Don Valley, Caroline Flint, last week led on the high-profile investigation into the BBC’s use of special contracts to pay their staff.

In the key Commons Brexit votes on Tuesday, Caroline Flint honoured her election pledges to oppose meaningless delay to the UK leaving the European Union.

Ms Flint voted for the Labour Jeremy Corbyn amendment, which reflected Labour policy, and backed the Dromey/Spellman amendment which signalled parliament’s preference for the UK to avoid leaving without a deal.