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24 Jan 2025 Climate and Nature Bill

The hon. Member talks about unelected and unaccountable organisations such as the assembly, but is that not also the case for the other place?

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24 Jan 2025 Antisocial Behaviour: Hertfordshire

Does my hon. Friend agree that it is incumbent not just on us as Members of Parliament but on all constituents to work together to ensure that our young people growing up have positive role models around them in a community setting, so that they do not fall into a life of antisocial behaviour and they can see a way to

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23 Jan 2025 ECO4 and Insulation Schemes

I welcome the Minister’s statement and, in particular, her remarks on consumer protection. Following on from the hon. Member for Harrogate and Knaresborough (Tom Gordon), a constituent recently told me at my surgery about work carried out on their home under the last Government’s green homes grant. Following spray foam

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22 Jan 2025 Education, Health and Care Plans

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Dr Huq. From visiting schools across my Bolton West constituency, I know how much concerns around special educational needs and disabilities play on the minds of teachers, teaching assistants, parents and school governors. Only last week I was with Chris Howarth, the head

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22 Jan 2025Listed Places of Worship Scheme

Does my hon. Friend agree that it is imperative that the listed places of worship scheme, or a replacement, is put in place in short order? This is not just about buildings; it is about supporting communities such as Horwich. Many worshippers from Horwich parish church have contacted me about making sure that places of

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21 Jan 2025Armed Forces Commissioner Bill

I thank the hon. Member for her contribution, but I will not be supporting that amendment. I hope that we will be able to pass the Bill unamended, and I will defer to the Minister to address that question directly. I echo the sentiments of my hon. Friend the Member for Dunfermline and Dollar (Graeme Downie) about the i

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21 Jan 2025Armed Forces Commissioner Bill

It is a pleasure to speak in support of the Bill. I came into politics to improve people’s lives, and I believe that the introduction of an Armed Forces Commissioner will do just that by providing a voice to members of our armed forces community who have been ignored for far too long. As the Prime Minister said during

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20 Jan 2025UK-Ukraine 100-year Partnership

I welcome the Foreign Secretary’s statement and his announcement that the UK will continue to do all it can to keep Ukraine in the fight in the face of Putin’s unlawful war of aggression. He mentioned sanctions. Will he update the House about what discussions he has had with international counterparts on seizing and re

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20 Jan 2025Topical Questions

T5. Transparency International recently reported that since 2010, £38.6 million of donations into UK politics have come from unincorporated associations, which are not required to report their source of income. With that in mind, will the Minister close political donation loopholes to protect our democracy from foreign

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13 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 609)

I think you alluded to this, Kate. Hopefully you will be able to tell us a bit more about the impact, especially in places like Europe, of the cut in the non-ODA spend in the accounts. Secondly, we talked, very pointedly, a lot about the loan, but to what extent are the terms of the loan, without going into specifics,

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13 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 609)

It was mentioned near the start of the session that the British Council had exited a number of countries because of not being able to afford to continue. Are you able to share which countries those are, but also how that determination is made and to what extent you consult and discuss with the FCDO proposals to exit fr

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13 Jan 2025Hospice and Palliative Care

I join colleagues in congratulating the hon. Member for Wimbledon (Mr Kohler) on securing this important debate. Bolton hospice had been facing a funding gap of £1.2 million, which could have meant cutting as many as a third of its beds. We should remind ourselves what each bed and every penny lost actually means: in m

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13 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 609)

Over what period of time were those closures that you have just mentioned?

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9 Jan 2025 Business of the House

A number of my constituents have grave concerns about homes being repurposed into houses in multiple occupation without any requirement for planning permission. Currently, planning permission is not needed for homes in Bolton with six or fewer bedrooms, yet I know of three houses in Horwich that are being redeveloped i

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9 Jan 2025Road Safety: Vulnerable Road Users

St Helens Road in my constituency has regrettably become the site of numerous serious car crashes, and local residents have raised their grave concerns with me about both speeding and dangerous driving. How is the Minister working with local leaders in particular to drive improvements to road safety?

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18 Dec 2024British Indian Ocean Territory: Sovereignty

What assurances can the Minister provide Parliament about the scrutiny that the agreements, which will be struck in due course, will receive?

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18 Dec 2024 Financial Assistance to Ukraine Bill

I wholeheartedly welcome this Bill, which allows us, alongside our G7 partners, to provide £38.6 billion of loans to Ukraine to be repaid using profits from sanctioned Russian assets, and I wholly support this Government’s commitment to stand unequivocally with Ukraine. I believe that Putin and his cronies should be th

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12 Dec 2024 Business of the House

Will the Leader of the House join me in celebrating the recent opening of two permanent banking hubs in my constituency—one in Horwich and one in Westhoughton—both of which I had the immense pleasure of opening? Will she join me in thanking the hard-working staff, including Jackie, Rabina and Ghulum in Horwich and Sira

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11 Dec 2024Engagements

Q5. Places of worship are vitally important not just for practising one’s faith, but for local heritage. The Government’s listed places of worship grant scheme currently provides much-needed tax relief for religious buildings in need of renovation, but it is scheduled to end next year. What assurances can the Prime Min

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5 Dec 2024Detained British Nationals Abroad

I, too, congratulate the right hon. Member for Chingford and Woodford Green (Sir Iain Duncan Smith) on securing this vital debate. He is an impressive champion on this issue, as I know from my time spent serving as an officer with him on the all-party parliamentary group on Magnitsky sanctions and reparation. It should

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