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21 Oct 2024 Renewable Energy: Cornwall

We know the Cornish economy to be more dependent on small and medium-sized enterprises than elsewhere in the UK; the same is true of the supply chain for our great, burgeoning renewable energy industry. Does my hon. Friend agree that the organs of industrial strategy must be attuned to the need for building a supply ch

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9 Oct 2024Regional Airports

Aviation at Cornwall airport, Newquay, is under threat from increasing regulatory burdens, leading its owner, Cornwall council, to explore costly funding options that could put this aviation business on an even less stable footing, despite its clear benefit to the public good and the local economy. Will the Minister ou

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9 Oct 2024Regional Airports

15. What steps she is taking to ensure the resilience of regional airports.

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8 Oct 2024 Skills England

Does my hon. Friend agree that to achieve any of the outlined Skills England missions, we need a levelling of the playing field over time for further education, in particular for wages in the sector, and that we should work to rectify that, particularly in teaching sectors that are challenging to recruit for, such as c

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8 Oct 2024Engagements

Q14. With shared prosperity funding drawing to a close, and Cornwall having some of the greatest potential in Europe in critical minerals and renewable energy, it is time for our aspiring Celtic tiger to identify much more strategic sources of investment funding, which take us away from the short-termist begging-bowl p

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11 Sept 2024Short-term Lets: Regulation

I thank my hon. Friend for securing this debate, which is crucial to the Cornish hospitality industry and housing landscape. Does she agree that while there is a need to establish a truly level playing field, for different kinds of holiday accommodation, including furnished holiday lets, we need to ensure that we suppo

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11 Sept 2024Short-term Lets: Regulation

Does the hon. Member agree that for furnished holiday lets that are subject to planning restrictions, it should be possible to register a change of use given the impending legislative changes?

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8 Sept 2024Apprenticeships: Critical Minerals

7. Whether her Department is taking steps to create degree-level apprenticeships in critical minerals industries.

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8 Sept 2024Apprenticeships: Critical Minerals

In Cornwall, apprenticeships in the critical minerals industry are so important, creating great work for the next generation, fostering innovation and supercharging our mission for clean energy. Will the Secretary of State outline what steps are being taken to expand our investment in these apprenticeships and meet the

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8 Sept 2024 Housing: Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly

Will the Minister give consideration to the hypothesis to which the hon. Member for St Ives (Andrew George) alluded, which was that building the wrong kind of housing in Cornwall can beget demand for the kind of housing that we have so struggled to build—namely, truly affordable and social homes?

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4 Sept 2024 Great British Energy Bill

Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker, for allowing me to make this, my first speech to the House. It is a pleasure to follow my hon. Friend the Member for Barrow and Furness (Michelle Scrogham). It is the honour of my life to have the chance to represent St Austell and Newquay, the stunning heartland of Cornwall that touche

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2 Sept 2024Economic Stability

4. What steps she is taking to help ensure economic stability.

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2 Sept 2024Economic Stability

Given the fiscal inheritance that we have been left, the Chancellor has already had to make some difficult decisions to ensure that economic stability. Workers and pensioners just above the personal allowance threshold have already borne much of the brunt of the previous Government’s cost of living crisis and fiscal dr

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1 Sept 2024Community Cohesion

7. What steps her Department is taking to help promote community cohesion.

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1 Sept 2024Community Cohesion

Our community cohesion in Cornwall is being undermined by the housing crisis, with many locals priced out or even facing homelessness. This matter requires urgent attention, and I am therefore pleased that this Government have placed building new homes at the top of our legislative agenda. Can the Deputy Prime Minister

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29 Jul 2024 Building Homes

I welcome the Deputy Prime Minister’s plan to put building homes at the heart of our mission to raise living standards, and to ensure that what we build reflects local views. Will she give an update on plans to give councils greater powers to tackle the scourge of second homes, which put a drag on our communities and e

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