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3 Jun 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 254)

Professor Howard Boyd, do you have anything to add on the public estate?

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3 Jun 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 254)

Professor Berrang Ford, do we need public information campaigns?

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3 Jun 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 254)

Professor Berrang Ford, what are the implications for the public estate—schools, hospitals and care homes—of increasingly frequent and severe heat?

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3 Jun 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 254)

Naming heatwaves was a suggestion made by the predecessor Committee. The Met Office decided not to take that forward but to keep it under review. Is it still under review?

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2 Jun 2026Glasgow City Region Economy

I thank the hon. Member for that intervention. I agree and will go on in my speech to talk about how the work of the city deals needs to be developed further. Those structures and activities need to be built on to ensure we get the most from that initial interest to develop it further. The Glasgow city region economy h

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2 Jun 2026Glasgow City Region Economy

Yes, I agree that we need devolution of power from Holyrood. One of the ironies of the devolution period in Scotland is that although powers have been devolved from the UK to Scotland, power has been hoarded in the Scottish Parliament and Scottish Government and not devolved to local government and local communities. T

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2 Jun 2026Glasgow City Region Economy

I beg to move, That this House has considered Government support for the Glasgow city region economy. It is a pleasure to serve with you chairing, Ms Jardine. The Glasgow city region is at the heart of the Scottish economy and is a fundamental pillar of the larger UK economy. Home to 1.85 million people, across eight l

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2 Jun 2026Glasgow City Region Economy

I beg to move, That this House has considered Government support for the Glasgow city region economy. It is a pleasure to serve with you chairing, Ms Jardine. The Glasgow city region is at the heart of the Scottish economy and is a fundamental pillar of the larger UK economy. Home to 1.85 million people, across eight l

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2 Jun 2026Glasgow City Region Economy

I thank my hon. Friend for his customarily well versed arguments for his constituency and the skills, developments and opportunities there. It is true that when we talk about the city region we are talking about not just the city itself but all parts of the city and the surrounding region. The impact of every £1 of inv

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2 Jun 2026Glasgow City Region Economy

I thank the hon. Member for that intervention. I agree and will go on in my speech to talk about how the work of the city deals needs to be developed further. Those structures and activities need to be built on to ensure we get the most from that initial interest to develop it further. The Glasgow city region economy h

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2 Jun 2026Glasgow City Region Economy

I thank my hon. Friend for his customarily well versed arguments for his constituency and the skills, developments and opportunities there. It is true that when we talk about the city region we are talking about not just the city itself but all parts of the city and the surrounding region. The impact of every £1 of inv

economy-jobslocal-governmenttransport
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2 Jun 2026Glasgow City Region Economy

Yes, I agree that we need devolution of power from Holyrood. One of the ironies of the devolution period in Scotland is that although powers have been devolved from the UK to Scotland, power has been hoarded in the Scottish Parliament and Scottish Government and not devolved to local government and local communities. T

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20 May 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 21)

Dr Bartington, from your knowledge and experience of Birmingham and its clean air zone, what are the biggest successes and limitations there? If others are looking at introducing such a scheme, what should they look to learn from that in terms of things to introduce and things to avoid?

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20 May 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 21)

You said it was successful in terms of NO2. It has not been so successful in terms of particles. What is it about that particular scheme that has led to that divergence in terms of the impact?

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20 May 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 21)

Widening out from that particular example of Birmingham and its clean air zone, let’s talk more generally about what local authorities can do in terms of the different types of instruments that they have, such as low-emission zones, school streets, the retrofit of housing and other things. I open this question up to ev

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20 May 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 21)

On your comment about the area covered, traditionally when we look at these areas we think of city centres. If the nature of pollution is changing—if you are saying there are national changes in cars and transport—should we be looking at other areas as more of a priority? Is that one of the lessons to learn from this?

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14 May 2026Business of the House

This week marked the 22nd anniversary of the devastating Stockline ICL Plastics factory explosion in Woodside in my constituency, in which nine people tragically lost their lives. Given continuing concerns about corporate accountability, may we have a debate in Government time to assess how effective the offences of co

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28 Apr 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 415)

Dame Helen, you have talked and we have discussed with you about your experience both in government, in the civil service and also outside. In terms of being outside of government and the civil service, what have you learned with regards to your interaction and relationship with government and across government in term

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28 Apr 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 415)

In terms of your time within government and the civil service, do you think your experience of having worked in DEFRA will be a help or hinderance in this new role?

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28 Apr 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 415)

From that experience, what did you learn about how to make those cross-cutting relationships effective?

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