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6 May 2025Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 611)

It would be escorted.

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6 May 2025Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 611)

Yes, possibly, but, if you asked the port health authority in Dover, they would say that it would make a huge difference to their operations if Bastion Point, which was commissioned at a cost of £20 million, was open.

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6 May 2025Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 611)

Yes, absolutely. In particular, a lot of businesses feel that it is quite overbearing; they feel like the amount of time and effort that is required for them to be compliant is very high, but at the same time, they worry that bad actors who are looking to get around the rules can do that quite easily. That is the theme

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6 May 2025Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 611)

It could be used. For example, if somebody was pulled over on suspicion of having a load of illegal meat, they could be directed up to Bastion Point, which would reopen the lanes at Dover. The problem that they have at the moment is that they have to shut the lanes at Dover, which reduces their capacity. It means that

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6 May 2025Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 611)

Just a few miles up the road, you have the Bastion Point BCP, which has been constructed but never commissioned, at great cost to the taxpayer. That would enable a far greater number of checks to be done in conditions that are much more appropriate and safer for staff. That is still sitting there and we are still waiti

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6 May 2025Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 611)

I just wanted to touch on the conditions that staff are having to work under in Dover. When we went to visit, we saw for ourselves how, when conducting inspections, many of the Border Force and port health authority inspectors were working under rusty canopies that had nesting pigeons, and no walls. In other places, wh

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28 Apr 2025 Staffordshire: Cultural Contribution

It is a pleasure to speak with you in the Chair, Ms Furniss. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Stafford (Leigh Ingham) for securing the debate. It has been a real pleasure to hear colleagues pay tribute to Staffordshire, from our world renowned pottery to our vibrant theatres, diverse festivals and creative

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27 Apr 2025Pupil Referral Units

I recently visited Chaselea alternative provision academy in Cannock and met headteacher Mr Archer, who told me that it receives £8,300 less per pupil than the average for PRUs due to the unfair funding formula. With year after year of real-terms funding cuts under the previous Government, Chaselea had to stop all off-

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27 Apr 2025Pupil Referral Units

13. What assessment she has made of the adequacy of levels of funding for pupil referral units.

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21 Apr 2025 Road Safety and Active Travel to School

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mrs Hobhouse. I thank the hon. Member for Didcot and Wantage (Olly Glover) for securing this debate. Just a few weeks ago, I visited Hazel Slade primary academy in my constituency. Pupils there told me in no uncertain terms that each day they are frightened when they w

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21 Apr 2025 Coalfields Regeneration Trust

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21 Apr 2025 Coalfields Regeneration Trust

I thank my hon. Friend for giving way, particularly given that he is another Staffordshire MP. As he has heard me say before, the Museum of Cannock Chase in my constituency, which is primarily focused on mining heritage, is due to close by the end of the month. I am working hard alongside the Chase heritage group to re

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7 Apr 2025 Easter Adjournment

It is a pleasure to speak in this Easter Adjournment debate, and I wish everyone a happy Easter and a restful break. I rise to speak about the British Coal staff superannuation scheme and the need for the scheme’s investment reserve to be returned to its investors as soon as possible. In Cannock Chase, we are rightly p

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6 Apr 2025 Road Maintenance

Staffordshire has the worst roads in the country. I do not have definitive proof of that, but it is something that my constituents in Cannock Chase tell me every time I am out knocking on doors—and I agree with them. As we have heard many times already this evening, the British people are sick and tired of broken roads

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6 Apr 2025 Road Maintenance

I am happy to give way to my Staffordshire colleague.

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6 Apr 2025 Road Maintenance

I thank my hon. Friend. I think it is no coincidence that in Staffordshire we went from having no Labour MPs before the election to having nine out of 12, and that so many of us are here today to speak up for our constituents about areas of frustration, and about the failings of our county council and our hope for chan

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2 Apr 2025 Access to Sport: PE in Schools

I thank my hon. Friend and almost constituency neighbour the Member for Stafford (Leigh Ingham) for securing this debate on such an important topic. When we talk about access to sport and physical education in schools, it is about not just fitness and physical activity, but opportunity. It is about making sure that eve

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2 Apr 2025 Business of the House

Newlife, a charity based in my constituency, provides specialist equipment for disabled children. In 2023 alone it helped 1,524 children nationwide. It has told me about the challenges these children face in getting the right equipment at the right time. Would the Leader of the House grant a debate on the roles and res

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2 Apr 2025Topical Questions

T5. My constituent Paul Dadge was iconically photographed rescuing a badly burned survivor of the 7/7 bombings. What thanks did Paul get? His phone was hacked by a newspaper looking for stories. Twelve years on from the Leveson inquiry, most national papers are still in the Independent Press Standards Organisation, a c

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2 Apr 2025 Adoption Breakdown

I thank the hon. Gentleman for securing the debate. As he knows, I am an adoptive parent and a foster carer. In the run-up to this debate, I had the opportunity to speak to the social worker who is supporting me and my husband with what we hope will become our second adoption, and I would like to get the hon. Gentleman

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