MP Spencer: Hands-on, Fighting for Everyday People

0:00On March 15th, Hannah Spencer, the new MP for Manchester Gorton, is diving straight into the daily struggles of her constituents. She's already visited a local food hub run by a charity called the Bread and Butter Thing, where working families buy a weekly shop worth about 30 pounds for just 8 pounds 50. This hands-on approach comes right after her election win. Earlier this week, her time in Westminster kicked off with a maiden speech and sitting through Prime Minister's questions, which she described as, more, theatrical than expected. She also faced a tense moment at an anti-racism event in Piccadilly Gardens, where police had to escort her away amid scuffles. Locals at the food hub welcomed her warmly, saying it's refreshing to see someone fighting for everyday people beyond the big parties. Spencer stressed how vital it is to witness these realities firsthand, noting that no one in work should need charity food to give by. She's urging workers from underrepresented backgrounds to enter politics, emphasizing resilience and hard work over fancy degrees

1:00or insider. Knowledge. In Parliament, she feels like she stands out but belongs because voters put her there. Despite the fast pace and challenges, Spencer says the honor keeps hitting her every day, fueling her drive to deliver for those who trusted her.