"I hope that Members of all parties will think on those points ... Let us finally do the right thing and put fans first."

Sharon Hodgson MP's speech during the Consumer Rights debate, where the All-Party Group on Ticketing Abuse were trying to bring transparency into the secondary ticketing market - to help stop ticket touts from ripping off genuine fans.

Sharon spoke to the Washington Mind 13:25 Conference on shaping mental health services for children and young people.

Sharon spoke in the Second Reading of Andrew George's Affordable Homes Private Member's Bill, which seeks to mitigate some aspects of the Bedroom Tax.

Sharon spoke during a Backbench Business Committee debate secured by Rob Flello MP following an e-petition on this subject attracting over 120,000 signatures.

Sharon secured an Adjournment debate on water safety to press Ministers on the need for greater education for young people on the dangers of swimming in lakes and rivers.

Sharon spoke in the debate on the last Queen's Speech before the next General Election.

Sharon spoke to make the case for cross-party amendments to the Consumer Rights Bill seeking to reform the secondary ticketing market in the interest of fans. 

Sharon responded to a Westminster Hall debate on discrimination surrounding elections in the UK.

Sharon was invited to speak to the Bournemouth and District Fabian Society on her Shadow Ministerial role and current priorities in Parliament.

Sharon spoke in a debate on the provisions announced in the 2014 Budget, focussing on the economy and living standards.