Hannah Spencer, a former plumber who won the Gorton and Denton byelection for the Green Party last month, used her maiden Commons speech Thursday to call for tolerance and inclusivity while arguing more elected officials should come from manual working backgrounds. Spencer, who upset Labour's 13,000-vote majority in the byelection, pledged to champion her constituency's diverse communities and combat decades of neglect.
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Hannah Spencer, a former plumber who won the Gorton and Denton byelection for the Green Party last month, used her maiden Commons speech Thursday to call for tolerance and inclusivity while arguing more elected officials should come from manual working backgrounds. Spencer, who upset Labour's 13,000-vote majority in the byelection, pledged to champion her constituency's diverse communities and combat decades of neglect.