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23 Oct 2024Ministerial Standards

As a veterinary surgeon, I am expected to maintain the highest professional and behavioural standards at all times, as are those in many other regulated professions such as doctors and teachers, and if I fail to meet those standards I face the very real prospect of being struck off. Given the behaviour of previous Mini

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22 Oct 2024 Water Companies: Regulation and Financial Stability

On the water-stress levels in Southern Water—our constituencies share the same water provider—it is worth acknowledging that a fifth of water is lost to leaks. We have just heard that Southern Water is in discussions with a company in Norway potentially to provide water to be tanked over here from Norwegian fjords to d

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22 Oct 2024 Water Companies: Regulation and Financial Stability

We have talked about how disgusting, and what a public health issue it is to have sewage and other pollution pouring into our rivers, but I want to touch on the ecological damage. In Winchester, a chalk stream, the River Itchen, goes right through the heart of the city. Chalk streams are very rare, with fewer than 210

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22 Oct 2024 Water Companies: Regulation and Financial Stability

The right hon. Gentleman makes a very important point: it is not simply pollution, but the over-extraction of those environments that is horrendously damaging to chalk streams. The Liberal Democrats have long been calling for reform to water companies so that they have environmental experts on their boards to ensure th

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15 Oct 2024Engagements

In last week’s maternity services debate, we heard of the devastating impact of the removal of consultant-led maternity services from hospitals. Under the previous Government’s unfunded new hospitals programme, there were proposals to remove consultant-led maternity services from our hospital in Winchester. Can the Pri

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15 Oct 2024Engagements

Q1. If he will list his official engagements for Wednesday 16 October.

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15 Oct 2024 Access to Primary Healthcare

Every Member who has spoken, from whichever side of the House, has spoken eloquently about their constituents’ difficulties accessing primary care. As the Lib Dem mental health spokesperson, I want to focus on some potential initiatives that will help solve those problems. There is a really good initiative in Wincheste

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15 Oct 2024 Access to Primary Healthcare

Will my hon. Friend give way?

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9 Oct 2024Mental Health Support

Thank you, Mr Dowd, for calling me to speak. As a veterinary surgeon, I come from a profession that has a suicide rate four times the national average. Like many people in this Chamber, I have experienced the pain of losing friends and colleagues to suicide. That led me to become a trustee of a mental health charity fo

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9 Oct 2024Mental Health Support

That is a good and important point. We also need to acknowledge that people with certain issues—neurodiversity, undiagnosed ADHD or autism—who do not get the support they need are more likely to develop mental health issues as a result. It is a bit of a chicken-and egg-situation. Finally, as I was saying, only 10% of t

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8 Oct 2024Maternity Services: Gloucestershire

One of the biggest problems that has come up time and again in every maternity inquiry is that women are not being listened to, and too many times their concerns about their care are dismissed. That really needs to change, so we need to start prioritising the voices and experiences of women if we are serious about fixi

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8 Oct 2024Maternity Services: Gloucestershire

As the Liberal Democrat spokesperson on mental health, I believe we should acknowledge and pay tribute to NHS staff in general and specifically midwives because we know that one factor that causes stress is overwork. We are also aware that the NHS very much runs on good will—people working extra hours and unpaid hours.

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7 Oct 2024 Chalk Streams: Sewage Discharge

On the earlier point about nature restoration around chalk streams, in Winchester we have the River Itchen going right through the heart of the city. A lot of farming clusters around the edge are looking at protecting nature on the side of the chalk streams. One specific issue we have is flea and worm treatments that a

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7 Oct 2024 Chalk Streams: Sewage Discharge

Will the Minister give way?

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6 Oct 2024 NHS Performance: Darzi Investigation

As the newly appointed Liberal Democrat spokesperson on mental health, I was really concerned to see in the report that mental health is about 20% of the NHS’s burden yet receives only 10% of its funding. Certainly in Winchester—it will be the same for nearly all hon. Members in the Chamber—mental health, and especiall

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11 Sept 2024 Sir David Amess Adjournment Debate

Thank you Madam Deputy Speaker. That was an interesting maiden speech; it is clear how passionate you are—sorry, Madam Deputy Speaker, I will get this right. The hon. Member for Gillingham and Rainham (Naushabah Khan) spoke passionately about her constituency and how hard she will work for her constituents. It is an ab

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2 Sept 2024Energy Bills: Support for Households

6. What steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to help support households with energy bills.

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2 Sept 2024Energy Bills: Support for Households

Over the past few weeks, I have been inundated with questions from the people of Winchester about the cuts in the winter fuel allowance, and it seems as though people from all parts of the House are getting similar correspondence. Although I totally understand that there are many wealthy pensioners who do not rely on t

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28 Jul 2024Public Spending: Inheritance

Congratulations on your recent election, Madam Deputy Speaker. My training as a veterinary surgeon and my work in public health programmes around the world have taught me that it is always more cost-effective to keep people healthy rather than treat them when they get sick. Our hospital in Winchester is a good example,

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