Campaigns

As you may have heard, I am excited to host my annual parliamentary children's day on the 27th 28th and 29th of August. Unfortunately due to unprecedented demand, we are oversubscribed and are unable to offer any more places. If you would like to be placed on our waiting list please email me on mcdonaghs@parliament.uk.

Please join us for a fundraising dinner to help us find a cure for glioblastoma brain cancer within ten years. It will take place at 6pm on the 26th June 2024 at a Central London venue. For more info, email Siobhain at mcdonaghs@parliament.uk

The Glioblastoma Campaign was established by Baroness Margaret McDonagh and her sister Siobhain to change the appalling outcomes for people who are diagnosed with a Glioblastoma Brain Tumour. Read more about the campaign here.

We are fundraising in Margaret's memory for University College London Hospitals Charity UK because we want to fund research into Glioblastoma. Every penny raised in Margaret's memory will be spent on drug trials that will help other patients in the future.

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Half of all children with Special Needs require glasses. It’s vital for their learning and a happy life. That's why Siobhain has been campaigning for better eye care in Special Schools

Shockingly, between 2019 and 2021, 34 homeless children have died in temporary accommodation. In most cases that is because they did not have access to a cot. Siobhain has launched her campaign to put a stop to these very tragic cases.

Siobhain's Annual Children's Day! A fun day out for kids of all ages

Twice a year, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, comes to the Treasury Select Committee to face a 2-hour grilling from MPs. So, Siobhain got the rare opportunity of being able to question the Chancellor, leaving him no chance of escape.

Siobhain believes that the proposed expansion of the ULEZ zone does more harm than good for the residents of Mitcham and Morden. Read more about it here...