Norwich MP backs government in attack on disabilities
Labour whipped their MPs to vote against the Lib Dems’ suggestion to let disabled people use their bus passes before 09:30.
Seàn is the Liberal Democrat spokesperson in Mile Cross. Having now lived in Norwich for a decade, after moving here to study at the UEA, Seàn has set down roots in the city. Following his parliamentary candidacy for Norwich South in the 2024 General Election, he now serves has Honorary President of the Norwich party, alongside his other responsibilities advising on national Liberal Democrat foreign policy and working to maintain the party’s connections with European partners.
Labour whipped their MPs to vote against the Lib Dems’ suggestion to let disabled people use their bus passes before 09:30.
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