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7 May 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 439)

What responsibility and accountability would the developer have for their contribution to mediating the impact of that development?

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7 May 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 439)

Beyond biodiversity net gain there will be things that you can deal with that are, as you have said, ecological or environmental enhancements. Do you still feel that those things should happen and should be for the developer to do, rather than all that being put into the nature restoration fund approach?

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22 Apr 2025Sewage

My hon. Friend makes such a compelling argument for the protections and accountability that are needed in Wales. We need better protections for our chalk streams, which are unique habitats for nature. The Liberal Democrats will continue leading the fight against this sewage scandal. We will continue standing up for nat

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22 Apr 2025North Sea Oil and Gas Workers: Transitional Support

Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

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22 Apr 2025Sewage

I agree. In my South Cambridgeshire constituency alone, rivers and streams were polluted by sewage 728 times in 2024, lasting over 9,700 hours. That is the disgraceful legacy of the last Conservative Government. We need the protection that my hon. Friend mentions. We bemoan the fact that the Secretary of State and the

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22 Apr 2025Sewage

We welcome the Water (Special Measures) Act 2025, but we urge the Government to go further, particularly with regard to the protection of chalk streams. That is very personal to me and to many Members across the House. I have campaigned for many years to stop the dumping of raw sewage and for the better protection of o

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22 Apr 2025North Sea Oil and Gas Workers: Transitional Support

I could not resist; I thank the hon. Gentleman for giving way, given the time limit. He is talking about how important language is, but is it not considered to be an act of national self-harm to talk down the incredible opportunity for the North sea to be a global leader?

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22 Apr 2025North Sea Oil and Gas Workers: Transitional Support

Yes, we should join the Beyond Oil & Gas Alliance. We very much support that. Following COP28, we are looking forward to COP30. Hopefully, the UK can once again demonstrate global leadership, as part of an alliance of other countries that finally has a clear transition pathway. Our UK port capacity is currently one

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22 Apr 2025North Sea Oil and Gas Workers: Transitional Support

As I consistently said during the debate about the new oilfields at Jackdaw and Rosebank, none has provided the jobs predicted, which were all offshored to Dubai. On the gas dependency that we have talked about, it is critical that we make sure that we have homegrown energy so that we can take Putin’s boot off our neck

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22 Apr 2025North Sea Oil and Gas Workers: Transitional Support

It is an honour to serve under your chairship, Sir Desmond. I thank the hon. Member for Aberdeen North (Kirsty Blackman) for securing this critical debate and for her compelling speech, in which she laid out the situation in her constituency in terms of the number of job losses and the increasing poverty. As my hon. Fr

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1 Apr 2025 Onshore Wind and Solar Generation

We are living in the shadow of the former Conservative Government’s failure to invest in renewable energy and insulate our homes. Those failures have contributed directly to an energy crisis that has left households struggling with soaring bills and businesses facing crippling costs. The majority of people polled in th

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1 Apr 2025 Onshore Wind and Solar Generation

We are absolutely and critically supportive of a just transition in the North sea, to move off fossil fuels alongside and parallel to our increased use of renewable energy. It is therefore right to reintroduce onshore wind into the nationally significant investment regime, ensuring that there is a level playing field w

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1 Apr 2025 Onshore Wind and Solar Generation

That is exactly the point I am making. I have been talking with my constituents, particularly about the controversial new large-scale Kingsway solar farm in my constituency. We need a land use framework and a strategic spatial energy plan that tells us and informs local planning and decision making about the scale of s

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27 Mar 2025 Business of the House

Addenbrooke’s hospital in my constituency has launched a major expert clinical inquiry, following worrying evidence that nine young children suffered worse outcomes than expected following surgery by a now suspended paediatric orthopaedic surgeon. I have written a letter to the hospital requesting that a 2016 report in

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25 Mar 2025 Great British Energy Bill

Alongside community groups across the country, including Power for People and Community Energy England, I am pleased to welcome the inclusion of community energy and benefits in the Bill through Lords amendment 1. It was possible after all, and I congratulate the Government on taking this step. We Liberal Democrats hav

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25 Mar 2025 Great British Energy Bill

I completely agree. The Great British Energy Bill gives a statutory steer that helps us have those long-term plans. The clean energy transition has to be done with communities, not to communities. I commend the Government for committing an additional £5 million to the community energy fund, bringing certainty at least

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25 Mar 2025 Great British Energy Bill

I completely agree. That is why the Liberal Democrats will continue to call for restrictions on trade with regions where abuses take place, including Xinjiang, and advocate for Magnitsky-style sanctions against individuals and entities involved in Uyghur persecution. This is about more than Britain. It is about playing

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24 Mar 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-03-24)

The strategic spatial energy plan is coming much later, so hopefully, we would see that integration happening. How do you think the delivery will work, once we get the results of this? You say it is not prescriptive, and it is not going to be compulsory, but what are the levers? I would hope we might hear about it havi

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24 Mar 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-03-24)

So you see it having some level of material weight in planning?

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24 Mar 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-03-24)

That is at the planning level, but at the national strategic infrastructure level, a lot of the large-scale solar farms are controversial in areas where people are looking at whether it needs to be at this scale or in this place. Do you see the land use framework, even before the spatial energy plan comes forward, as i

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