My letter in the Guardian about why the Equality and Human Rights Commission's guidance on sex and gender is unworkable and goes far beyond what the Supreme Court judgement actually said.

Here’s why Labour members are backing @bphillipsonmp.bsky.social for Deputy Leader ⬇️

Rachel Taylor, MP for North Warwickshire and Bedworth drives ambulance 1500 miles to Ukraine @racheltaylormp.bsky.social @centralbylines.co.uk

Farage called misogynist influencer Andrew Tate an "important voice for men" and wants to scrap the online safety law that protects children from extreme pornography and women from revenge porn. Reform have no plan to keep people safe online.

Yesterday I completed my 1,500 mile journey from the UK to the Ukrainian border, where we handed over the ambulance and all the supplies generously donated by the British public.

Day two of my 1,500 mile drive from North Warwickshire and Bedworth to deliver ambulances full of aid to Ukraine.

My statement on the Prime Minister's announcement that the UK will recognise a Palestinian state.

Yesterday I set off in the ambulance from North Warwickshire and Bedworth on my three day trip to deliver aid and supplies to Ukraine. Here's what happened.

From North Warwickshire and Bedworth to Ukraine. 1500 miles. 3 ambulances. Desperately needed supplies. It was an honour to be asked to drive a retired ambulance full of aid across Europe to the Ukrainian border by local business LKQ Euro Car Parts, as part of their enormous fundraising appeal.

I am on TikTok! Give me a follow 👇 www.tiktok.com/@racheltaylo...

My comment to @itvnews.bsky.social about Reform's 19-year-old council leader in Warwickshire and why I don't believe he has the experience necessary to lead a £600 million council.

No plan, no policies, and a council in chaos. Three months in, it's clear Reform are failing Warwickshire.

I am deeply concerned by Reform UK’s decision to railroad through the election of a 19-year-old with no previous experience to lead Warwickshire County Council. www.lbc.co.uk/politics/uk-...

It's about time someone took Reform to task for what they do, and not just what they say. @bbclaurak.bsky.social

It's about time someone took Reform to task for what they do, and not just what they say. @bbclaurak.bsky.social

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Yesterday’s resignation of the Reform leader of Warwickshire Council and his replacement with an 18-year-old will be of real concern to my constituents. We need a functioning council to fill in potholes, deliver care services, and end the SEND crisis. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

I'm delighted the government has accepted my amendment to make hate crimes against LGBT+ and disabled people aggravated offences, and will now table an amendment in the House of Lords to make it happen. Here's a bit of my speech on why this change is so important:

Today I spoke in the debate on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. I remain of the view that the status quo is unacceptable, and I have listened to constituents who have told me they want to see a change in the law.

I’ve tabled NC122 to the Crime and Policing Bill to make hate crimes against people because of their sexual orientation, transgender identity or disability an aggravated offence. We must treat these offences with the seriousness they deserve. Please ask your MP to sign NC122.

After yesterday’s nail-biting men’s French Open grand slam final, it was fantastic to speak to Naga about the power of elite sport, my past career as a Wimbledon umpire, and why securing investment for grassroots sport is one of my highest priorities as an MP.

1/ The recent Supreme Court ruling and the EHRC's interim Code of Practice has caused real concern for trans and non-binary people, including for constituents who have reached out to me. A quick🧵:

Thousands of jobs across the West Midlands have been saved thanks to the government's new trade deal with the US - including at Jaguar Land Rover in our constituency. I'm proud that this government is putting British workers first as they negotiate a better deal for Britain around the world.

The assisted dying bill comes back before parliament this week, having been strengthened and improved at the Committee Stage. Here's me explaining to Newsnight last year why I support a change in the law.

Vote Reform, get Tory. Vote Tory, get Reform.

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My statement on this week's ruling by the Supreme Court.

Really sad to see the consequence of the UK's blanket ban on assisted dying. We need a law that is safe and compassionate and that provides meaningful choice when people need it most.

These statistics highlight why more action is needed to tackle fright crime, including by introducing a dedicated crime code - as my Freight Crime Bill calls for. uk.news.yahoo.com/staffordshir...

I understand the worry that the tariffs announced by Donald Trump will have caused for businesses in North Warwickshire and Bedworth. If you’re a local business and you’re impacted by the US tariffs, please get in touch with my office and I’d be happy to help.

On Transgender Day of Visibility yesterday, trans volunteers from @switchboard.bsky.social in my constituency joined @racheltaylormp.bsky.social and me for tea in Parliament. We talked about difficulties the most marginalised communities face and Switchboard's crucial support.

Last night on LBC I explained why I'm backing @kimleadbeatermp.bsky.social's assisted dying bill, to give those with a terminal illness more choice and control over the end of their life.

Public spending will rise in real terms in every year of this parliament, with billions for the NHS, defence, schools, and transport. That isn't austerity. It's a huge investment in our future.

We need a new crime code for freight crime to crack down on freight criminals and protect our freight and logistics industry. www.fleetnews.co.uk/news/bill-ta...

Today I was delighted to table my Bill to tackle the scourge of freight crime that is causing so many difficulties for local freight and logistics companies in North Warwickshire and Bedworth. 🧵1/6

Nigel Farage has said Putin is the leader he admires most, and that NATO provoked Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Yesterday, I asked the PM whether he shared my concern these comments play into the hands of Britain's enemies.

Pleased to see The Mirror reporting my question to the Prime Minister about Nigel Farage's history of fawning over Putin. www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...

I was shocked when a constituent told me HS2 was trying to make them sign an NDA in order to get compensation for damage caused to her property. I got in touch with HS2 – and I’m pleased to say they have now backed down. A short 🧵on this sorry saga…

By introducing an Assisted Dying Commission led by a High Court Judge & expert panels to oversee every decision, the safeguards of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill are enhanced further with a multidisciplinary layer of protection⬇️

An important explainer from @kimleadbeatermp.bsky.social about the scrutiny process for the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. labourlist.org/2025/02/kim-...

Last week I was pleased to confirm to BBC CWR that I am the proud owner of a House of Commons Christmas jumper!

Following today's news that Severn Trent Water customers will see bill increases of 47% as a result of years of failure and mismanagement by Severn Trent, I have written to their CEO asking for an apology and calling on her to donate her bonus to the Rivers Trust.

This week I spoke in Parliament in response to the government's announcement about puberty blockers.

Great work from @commonswomequ.parliament.uk committee member @racheltaylormp.bsky.social explaining why our report on women’s reproductive health issues, calls for improvements in diagnosis and treatment times. #womenshealth #endometriosis #PMDD #adenomyosis

It's more than a ribbon. This World AIDS Day, I'm remembering everyone lost to HIV, promising to support people living with HIV, standing against HIV stigma and pledging to use my platform to push for action to end new HIV cases by 2030. @thtorguk.bsky.social ♥️

It was great to have @racheltaylormp.bsky.social along to our reception this week in Parliament. Thanks for your support.

This morning I was pleased to set out on LBC News why I believe MPs must vote in favour of legalising assisted dying tomorrow.

Last night I spoke on @bbcnewsnight.bsky.social about why I'm voting in favour of changing the law to allow assisted dying.