I'm making it my first election pledge to give a fair hearing to everyone's proposals for Dudley, whatever party they're from.

David Cameron and George Osborne have failed every test and broken every promise they've made on the economy.

I'm doing everything I can to make sure Dudley doesn't become the largest town in the country without a police station open to the public.

On Remembrance Sunday it's time to reflect on the huge debt we owe to those who defend Britain's values.

I've been listening to people in Dudley and raising their concerns about immigration.

We have to send criminals the message that killing a police officer means life behind bars.

We need urgent action on apprenticeships to tackle long-term youth unemployment in Dudley that's twice the national average.

Only Labour is listening to people in Dudley on the NHS and the cost of living.

Labour's plan for the country is clear: we will make working people better off and save the NHS.

On Tuesday Ed Miliband announced a new fund to protect services at hospitals like Russells Hall.