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13 Jul 2025Deprived Areas: Funding

Newcastle-under-Lyme is at the heart of our industrial heartlands. In communities such as Silverdale, Knutton and Cross Heath, we see higher levels of health inequality and lower levels of life expectancy than in many wealthier areas. These communities were let down by those who went before us and were left behind. Wil

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13 Jul 2025Deprived Areas: Funding

10. What steps her Department is taking to ensure that areas with higher levels of deprivation receive adequate funding.

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9 Jul 2025 Business of the House

Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. May I extend my sympathies to you and your family on the recent death of your mother? Last Sunday, people from across Staffordshire, including many from the heart and soul of our ancient county, Newcastle-under-Lyme, came together at Lichfield cathedral for a celebration of Sir Ian Duds

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9 Jul 2025 Children’s Health

Will my hon. Friend join me in calling on the Government to adopt World Health Organisation levels for particulate matter 2.5?

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9 Jul 2025 Children’s Health

I am grateful to my constituency neighbour for giving way. For every Christine in Stafford, there is a Christine in Newcastle-under-Lyme too, and one uniting point that my hon. Friend and I will no doubt put to our colleagues at Staffordshire county council is for them to play their part, and to play their part fast.

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9 Jul 2025 Children’s Health

On air quality, will my hon. Friend join me in paying tribute to the Stop the Stink campaigners in Newcastle-under-Lyme, who fought so hard to clean the air around schools such as St Mary’s primary school on Silverdale Road? Their work helped to make the lungs of our young people that bit healthier.

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8 Jul 2025 Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill

My hon. Friend will know, as do many Members, that my father-in-law died from Parkinson’s two and a half weeks ago, so this is a personal issue for both me and my family, and for many constituents who have written to me in recent weeks regarding their concerns about the lack of clarity. I add my support to my hon. Frie

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7 Jul 2025Crown Court Backlog

The people of Newcastle-under-Lyme want thugs and criminals to be held to account and to feel the full force of the law, and victims of crime to get the justice they deserve. In the west midlands—my home region and the Lord Chancellor’s—the Crown court backlog has increased by over 3,000 cases since 2016. It is clear t

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7 Jul 2025Crown Court Backlog

7. What steps her Department is taking to reduce the Crown court backlog.

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6 Jul 2025 Actions of Iranian Regime: UK Response

People across Newcastle-under-Lyme watch events in the middle east week in, week out with anger, horror, sadness and frustration. I am grateful to the shadow Foreign Secretary for bringing this urgent question to the House this afternoon. May I ask the Minister two things? First, what specific engagement has happened b

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3 Jul 2025 Absent Voting (Elections in Scotland and Wales) Bill

My hon. Friend makes an important point. I am an English MP; we are talking about Scotland and Wales; and my wife is from Northern Ireland. Our four nations are very much represented in my short contribution to this debate. I have seen personally the ease of the postal and proxy vote system. I love to vote in person, b

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3 Jul 2025Space Industry (Indemnities) Bill

Where they are from, not where they are.

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3 Jul 2025Space Industry (Indemnities) Bill

I am enjoying my hon. Friend’s speech on space. I must declare that I prefer to have my feet firmly on planet Earth, but none the less I am enjoying his contribution. I have been advised that men are from Mars and women are from Venus. Where does my hon. Friend think those on the second Opposition Bench are from?

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3 Jul 2025Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Bill

I apologise to the Bill’s promoter, the hon. Member for Chester South and Eddisbury (Aphra Brandreth), for being late; I had hoped to be here earlier. The Minister talked about the importance of animal welfare to people up and down the country, not least in Newcastle-under-Lyme. Will she give us a flavour of when the G

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3 Jul 2025 Absent Voting (Elections in Scotland and Wales) Bill

Wishful thinking is all I will say, Madam Deputy Speaker. I am very proud of my Labour party membership card, thank you very much.

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3 Jul 2025 Absent Voting (Elections in Scotland and Wales) Bill

I wish the shadow Minister a happy anniversary, too.

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3 Jul 2025 Absent Voting (Elections in Scotland and Wales) Bill

rose—

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3 Jul 2025 Absent Voting (Elections in Scotland and Wales) Bill

I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Edinburgh North and Leith (Tracy Gilbert) on getting this Bill to its Third Reading and getting both sides of the House behind it, although I note that there are no SNP Members in the Chamber. I am a proud Member for an English constituency, but we in Newcastle-under-Lyme ha

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2 Jul 2025Music Education

Will the Minister accept my invitation, from one Newcastle MP to another, to follow up on her visit to the school in Washington and come and see the formative impact that music has at St Mary’s school in Newcastle-under-Lyme? I am sure she would be very welcome.

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2 Jul 2025Music Education

SoundCloud—there you are. The point is made: he is cooler than I am. I am grateful to my hon. Friend the Member for Southgate and Wood Green for securing this important debate, and I refer hon. Members to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests. This is an important subject, and how lucky we are that m

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