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2 Jul 2025 Business of the House

Will the Leader of the House join me in congratulating the Change Grow Live charity, which helps people to overcome alcohol and drug addiction and recently opened a new recovery hub at its central Rugby office? I have seen for myself its holistic approach, from professional medical support to art sessions and the impre

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2 Jul 2025Topical Questions

Will the Minister join me in praising all the staff past and present, the council’s chief officer for leisure and wellbeing, Tom Kittendorf, and the portfolio holder, Councillor Maggie O’Rourke, on the recent 25th anniversary of the Rugby art gallery and museum? I was glad to attend and pay tribute to staff for the hug

culture-communityeconomy-jobshealth
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2 Jul 2025Music Education

I have heard a rumour that a local authority found in one of its municipal buildings a vast store of unused but usable musical instruments. Will my hon. Friend ask her colleagues in the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government if they might gently ask other local authorities to do a little audit to see whe

educationculture-community
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2 Jul 2025Speaker's Conference (2024) — Oral Evidence (HC 570)

Colleagues have already touched on the point about accelerating the legal advice to officers—and prosecutions—so that those offences do not disrupt elections unduly. That has been covered in your answer, and it was very good, so thank you. My question goes back to the aggravating factor in offences. Do you think that t

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2 Jul 2025Speaker's Conference (2024) — Oral Evidence (HC 570)

Colleagues have already touched on the point about accelerating the legal advice to officers—and prosecutions—so that those offences do not disrupt elections unduly. That has been covered in your answer, and it was very good, so thank you. My question goes back to the aggravating factor in offences. Do you think that t

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2 Jul 2025Speaker's Conference (2024) — Oral Evidence (HC 570)

Minister Sackman rightly made the point about the threat posed or the attack committed against democracy. I completely concur, but I think it is worth noting that, from the perspective of seeking to encourage people to stand for office—which is clearly an issue we are looking at—someone entering elected office and then

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2 Jul 2025Speaker's Conference (2024) — Oral Evidence (HC 570)

Minister Sackman rightly made the point about the threat posed or the attack committed against democracy. I completely concur, but I think it is worth noting that, from the perspective of seeking to encourage people to stand for office—which is clearly an issue we are looking at—someone entering elected office and then

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1 Jul 2025British Indian Ocean Territory: Sovereignty

Clearly, language such as “surrender” is inflammatory and inappropriate. Conservative Members of this House wax lyrical and make a song and dance about national security. Will my hon. Friend remind them that on their watch, our armed forces were hollowed out, with the Army reaching its smallest size since the Napoleoni

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30 Jun 2025Topical Questions

Does the Minister agree that we are driving growth across every part of the country with investments at the spending review, including £15.6 billion for transport projects in city regions and additional support that I saw myself in Warwickshire with the launch of an electric bus fleet, including buses built at Alexande

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25 Jun 2025 Armed Forces Day

My hon. Friend knows that recently I had the great privilege of visiting our base in Erbil, in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, where I saw for myself the dedicated service of the troops and their officers, who are doing huge work to help that regional government, thereby enhancing regional and British security. They are

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25 Jun 2025 Armed Forces Day

As we are discussing the armed services’ recruitment problems, does my hon. Friend agree it is very helpful that this Government were able to deliver an above-inflation pay rise of 4.5% for service personnel, recognising their extraordinary professionalism? In combination with last year’s 6% headline award, that repres

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25 Jun 2025 Armed Forces Day

In my hon. Friend’s very powerful and moving speech, she has spoken about the efforts of the entire community. The right hon. Member for Rayleigh and Wickford (Mr Francois) talked about the importance of the national endeavour to remember those who have served, and those who continue to serve, irrespective of party. In

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25 Jun 2025 BBC World Service Funding

Absolutely. Of course, military action would be unthinkable in those cases, but what is thinkable is the truth being promulgated through impartial media. In that panel earlier this week, we heard, for example, that after closing the Voice of America service, the US Agency for Global Media has failed to regenerate any I

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25 Jun 2025 BBC World Service Funding

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Sir Jeremy. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket (Peter Prinsley) for securing the debate. He is not only an hon. Friend, but a running partner of mine. On Tuesday, in Parliament, I had the pleasure of attending a BBC World Service panel, w

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25 Jun 2025 G7 and NATO Summits

I welcome the Prime Minister’s statement, which shows that international co-operation and the ability to forge relationships of trust and human empathy are signs of strength, not weakness. Our country is stronger for his leadership and pursuit of peace globally through diplomatic means. Does my right hon. and learned F

defenceeconomy-jobsimmigration
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24 Jun 2025National Armaments Director

Does my hon. Friend agree that the new national armaments director should have as one of their priorities making sure that the welcome uplift in spending by this Government means that SMEs really get a fair share of that, and that that will do great things for constituencies such as my hon. Friend’s and mine, where the

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24 Jun 2025Nuclear-certified Aircraft Procurement

Will my right hon. Friend join me in praising the Rugby No. 1 branch of the Royal British Legion, who I believe are in Tesco this week for a service, and the Hillmorton branch of the RBL, who will be holding a ceremony on Armed Forces Day? I was pleased to see that this commitment will support 20,000 jobs across the UK

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24 Jun 2025Criminal Justice

I thank my hon. Friend for giving way on that important point. Will he join me in acknowledging the excellent work of organisations such as Futures Unlocked in Rugby? I recently met John Powell, its operations manager, as well as its trustees and volunteers. Those small charities do so much work to help ex-prisoners tr

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24 Jun 2025National Armaments Director

Will my right hon. Friend give way?

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23 Jun 2025 Speed Cameras: Installation Criteria

I fully appreciate how important it is for local communities to have the most influence over road safety measures in their area, but can my hon. Friend expand on the forthcoming road safety strategy? Can she tell us whether there will be an even clearer drive from central Government towards, perhaps, a “vision zero” ap

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