Liberal Democrat MP for Chichester, Jess Brown-Fuller, has secured a public commitment from the Secretary of State for Health during Health and Social Care Questions in the House of Commons, in support of the nation’s unpaid carers. Jess speaking in Parliament The intervention comes on the same day that carers across the country launched a powerful “protest from home” alongside the Carers Trust. Their faces were projected on large screens in Parliament Square – a moving displ

Today, 14 July 2025, Jess wrote to the Hampshire and Isle of Wight NHS Integrated Care Board (ICB) calling for clarity for residents regarding proposed plans to close Westbourne Branch Surgery. If the surgery does close, patients would be expected to travel to Emsworth for all appointments, which is not easily accessible by public transport from Westbourne.  However, despite the initial date proposed for the closure being Friday 27th June, residents are still awaiting clarity

Jess Brown-Fuller MP has said that the 10-year plan for the NHS announced by the government risks being a “missed opportunity” to rebuild local health services, after social care was treated as “barely an afterthought”. Criticising the plan’s approach to social care, Jess warned that it would not solve the issue of overcrowded hospitals.   Jess took the opportunity to call on the government to commit to investing in 8,000 more GPs in order to cope with the ageing population,

Following the announcement by the Government of a national investigation into NHS maternity and neonatal services on 23 June 2025, Jess Brown-Fuller has renewed her call for urgent action to improve maternity care. Jess said: "Too many families have suffered unimaginable losses due to failures in our maternity services in Sussex and across the UK. In advance of my debate in parliament on maternity services in England, I spoke to a number of brave families  who had suffered ha

Jess Brown-Fuller has reinforced the urgent need for reform in maternity services before government ministers from the Department of Health and Social Care during a Westminster Hall debate.