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18 Dec 2024 Provisional Local Government Finance Settlement

I commend the Minister for his work in bringing forward the settlement to secure a fair deal for the sector, but, as many hon. Members have alluded to, the elephant in the room is temporary housing. That is in large part due to decisions taken by the last Conservative Government to freeze the housing benefit subsidy at

local-governmentsocial-carehousing
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18 Dec 2024 Gatwick Airspace Modernisation Review

I am well aware of many of the points the hon. Member is making. In fact, back in 2014 I was on Gatwick’s consultative forum as a community representative and I was well aware then of the impact that the trial route had, in terms of concentrated noise in some areas and the consequent storm of community feeling. However

transportenvironmentlocal-government
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11 Dec 2024Engagements

Q8. Following years of real-terms cuts to its funding, St Catherine’s hospice, which serves my constituency, has recently made a number of redundancies. Palliative care is hugely important to our communities, and I pay tribute to those who work in it. Will the Prime Minister join me in thanking St Catherine’s for its w

immigrationlocal-governmenthealth
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10 Dec 2024Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 463)

I accept that with any uniform policy that is a reasonable expectation, but in the case where you get a particular difference in one locality from another, that seems to be diminishing the concerns of those particular localities that are disproportionately more affected than the rest of the country.

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10 Dec 2024Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 463)

We are going to have to disagree on that point, Mr Chair. On the matter of test and learn, Chancellor, I have been reading your very good speech while I have been in the room. I have often thought that local authorities are a very good example of this with 330-odd different models trying to address the same problems ac

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6 Dec 2024 European Union (Withdrawal Arrangements) Bill

The hon. and learned Gentleman has already outlined that there are 300 tightly bound areas where the EU influences Northern Irish legislation, but it sounds very much as if he is now suggesting that the United Kingdom should operate under whatever remit the President-elect of the United States chooses to set for us. Po

economy-jobsdefenceimmigration
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3 Dec 2024Topical Questions

T6. Crawley’s public services, not least its schools and the NHS, are set to benefit significantly from the measures set out in the Budget. Does the Minister agree that Opposition parties cannot have it both ways, claiming to support the investment in our local public services while rejecting every one of the measures

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2 Dec 2024Topical Questions

In five years, the cost of West Sussex county council’s Oracle upgrade has risen from £2.6 million to £28 million. Is that the kind of contract mismanagement that the Office for Local Government can look into?

housinglocal-government
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2 Dec 2024Chagos Islands: UK-US Defence Relationship

Chagos belongs to the Chagossians. A quarter of the global population of Chagos lives within my constituency. I am aware of statements made by Ministers that they have met representatives of the Chagossian community; I do not know who those representatives are, but I know of representatives in my constituency who have

defence
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25 Nov 2024 Non-Domestic Rating (Multipliers and Private Schools) Bill

National non-domestic rating multipliers: is there any more interesting topic for nearly 9 o’clock on a Monday night? [Interruption.] Quite right: absolutely not. I am sure that the regular readers of my blog would say much the same. Our system of taxation and local government is the product of evolution and not of des

fiscal-policyeconomy-jobseducation
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5 Nov 2024Income Tax (Charge)

I am grateful for being called to speak in the Budget debate, particularly during this discussion of the UK’s most beloved national institution. The NHS may be well loved, but unfortunately it has not been well cared for over the past 14 years—and don’t we all know it: our inboxes are filled with messages from people c

fiscal-policyhealthsocial-care
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22 Oct 2024 Paternity Leave and Pay

I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Telford (Shaun Davies) on bringing forward the debate. I similarly have an appalling personal experience. My employer was down-sizing, so I was forced to change jobs during my wife’s pregnancy and, despite being open with my employer about the situation, I was completely ine

labour-marketsocial-careeconomy-jobs
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10 Sept 2024 Building Safety and Resilience

I am grateful to be given the opportunity to speak on such an important topic. Much like everyone else, I have enjoyed the various maiden speeches given today. They have certainly given me a detailed lesson in local history and geography. I was startled to discover just how many constituencies apparently think they are

housinglocal-government
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