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Rosie Duffield
MP for Canterbury, Whitstable and the Villages


Jun 300 min read


Ministerial Statement - Amos Review
Response to the National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation Last week, I questioned James Murray, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, in light of the Amos report. He spoke again about the importance of listening to women... yet year after year, governments have failed to do exactly that. Women deserve better. As the first MP to speak about it in Parliament and co-founder of the APPG for Birth Trauma, this issue is deeply personal to me. I’ve been an advocate
Jun 301 min read


Women and Equalities Committee - 23rd of June
The Women and Equalities Committee questioned Bridget Phillipson, Secretary of State for Education and Minister for Women and Equalities, on the work of her department. Following the release of the Ockenden report, I asked whether her department is working closely with the Department of Health and Social Care on the issues raised by the review, and more broadly on maternal health and maternal deaths, particularly given the disproportionate impact on women with protected chara
Jun 251 min read


Ministerial Statement - Ockenden Review
Response to - The Independent Maternity and Neonatal Review of Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust For those of us who have campaigned on birth trauma and maternity care, we always knew the Ockenden Review would be difficult reading. After speaking with campaign groups since the review’s release, many of us are still shocked by what this report reveals. Today, I asked the Minister to address the postcode lottery in maternity care and explain how the Government will buil
Jun 241 min read


National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation
I questioned James Murray, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, in light of the Amos report. He spoke again about the importance of listening to women... yet year after year, governments have failed to do exactly that. Women deserve better. As the first MP to speak about it in Parliament and co-founder of the APPG for Birth Trauma, this issue is deeply personal to me. I’ve been an advocate for change in this area for many years. I won’t stop pushing until women’
May 301 min read


Sky News: Baroness Amos Interim Report
Rosie Duffield MP was on Sky Politics Hub following the release of the Baroness Amos Interim Report, speaking in her role as Chair of the All Party Group on Birth Trauma.
Feb 271 min read


Feb 260 min read


Rosie welcomes Canterbury Christ Church University's New Midwifery Programme
Rosie welcomes Canterbury Christ Church University's New Midwifery Programme
Aug 14, 20251 min read


Rosie welcomes Louise Thompson to Parliament to discuss Birth Trauma
Rosie Duffield MP, co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Birth Trauma, welcomed Louise Thompson and her brother Sam Thompson...
Jul 17, 20251 min read


Jun 24, 20251 min read


Rosie responds to reported improvement in Kent maternity units
Rosie Duffield MP has welcomed the news that maternity units in Kent have shown signs of improvement – The Care Quality Commission (CQC)...
May 22, 20251 min read


Rosie welcomes Kate Brintworth and Professor Donald Peebles to Parliament
As co-Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Birth Trauma, Rosie Duffield MP has welcomed Kate Brintworth, Chief Midwifery...
May 19, 20251 min read


Rosie hosts Parliamentary Roundtable to mark Birth Trauma Inquiry's One Year Anniversary
Rosie Duffield MP hosted a roundtable in Parliament today to mark a year since the publication of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on...
May 13, 20251 min read
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