Paulette appeared as a guest on BBC Politics Midlands, a programme that covers the latest political news and debates in our region.

She was vocal on pressing issues affecting local residents and the wider community, from the ongoing bin strikes to NHS maternity care and the Assisted Dying Bill.

Paulette spoke of her deep concerns over the lifting of Section 14 enforcement, which risks leaving streets piled with uncollected rubbish. The ongoing bin strikes have caused significant disruption, and Paulette insists that urgent action is needed to resolve the situation.

Paulette highlighted the crisis in NHS maternity services after 14 years of Conservative underfunding. As Acting Chair of the Health and Social Care Committee, she reaffirmed Labour’s commitment to fixing the broken system.

On the controversial Assisted Dying Bill, Paulette made her position clear, she will vote against it, arguing that everyone deserves dignity at the end of life through better care, not fewer options.