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7 Oct 2024Independent Schools: VAT and Business Rates Exemptions

Will the hon. Member give way?

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6 Oct 2024 NHS Performance: Darzi Investigation

Is a real pleasure to follow the new hon. Member for St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire (Ian Sollom). I am sure that he will be a rising star on the Liberal Democrat Benches. It is a pleasure to follow all hon. Members who have made their maiden speech today. I am really grateful for the analysis that Lord Darzi has set o

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6 Oct 2024 NHS Performance: Darzi Investigation

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6 Oct 2024Winter Fuel Payment

I congratulate the Secretary of State on her ambition to sign people up to pension credit, but we know that about 780,000 people will not sign up in time and also that there are 1 million people in fuel poverty above that mark. Given that we are really worried now, as winter is approaching, about the impact that this i

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11 Sept 2024 NHS: Independent Investigation

I agree with my right hon. Friend: this is the most devastating analysis that I have read of the NHS in over 30 years. It just shows the challenges that lie before him. Talking of challenges, will he challenge the integrated care boards to focus on moving resources into primary care? In particular, will he look at what

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11 Sept 2024Short-term Lets: Regulation

Will my hon. Friend take a look at my Bill, which proposes a licensing scheme but allows local authorities to determine some of the parameters necessary to control the number of short-term lets in their local area, including control zones, so that we do not see a real expansion of such lets in precious places such as Y

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11 Sept 2024Short-term Lets: Regulation

It is always a pleasure to see you in the Chair, Mrs Harris. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Cities of London and Westminster (Rachel Blake) on an outstanding presentation of all the issues that we have been wrestling with for so long. I spent six months on the Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill fighting f

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9 Sept 2024 Winter Fuel Payment

Real stories speak so powerfully, and that is obviously an issue we need to address. I will make some progress now. I applaud the Work and Pensions Secretary for her mission to get 880,000 eligible people on to pension credit in time to receive the winter fuel payment. After people complete the 243-question application

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9 Sept 2024 Social Security

It is a pleasure to follow the hon. Member for Sleaford and North Hykeham (Dr Johnson). We sat together on the Health and Social Care Committee and heard the evidence from Sir Chris Whitty. We know what Professor Sir Michael Marmot has been saying for decades, and the public health evidence is clear. Our inheritance wa

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9 Sept 2024Topical Questions

Amazing charities such as Survive in York depend for their survival on the rape and sexual abuse support fund. However, without certainty over the amount, and if and when the funding will come, it is hard to leverage funding from other sources, such as the national lottery. When will the funding be announced, and will

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9 Sept 2024 Winter Fuel Payment

Will the Minister give way?

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9 Sept 2024 Winter Fuel Payment

I welcome my hon. Friend’s expertise, and she is right: the NHS is where this issue will present itself. It is already under huge pressure, so we have to find a way out of this issue. We have all had the emails, the handwritten letters and the people queuing up, pleading—I certainly have. These pensioners have worked h

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9 Sept 2024 Winter Fuel Payment

The hon. Member makes a powerful point, and I will talk about the mitigation that absolutely must be there. I talked to a director of public health this morning who said we should implement a warm homes on prescription scheme. Evidence from the Energy Systems Catapult and the NHS pilot in Gloucestershire found that suc

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9 Sept 2024 Winter Fuel Payment

I am grateful for that intervention, because the previous Government clearly cannot defend their record. I absolutely recognise that people in rural communities live in some of the draughtiest homes and, in Northumberland, some of the coldest too. One constituent, who will just miss out on the winter fuel payment, has

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9 Sept 2024 Winter Fuel Payment

I am grateful to my hon. Friend for doing just that, and I trust that people will follow through.

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9 Sept 2024 Winter Fuel Payment

My hon. Friend has done the maths, and I think it speaks for itself. The Chancellor cannot make this just an economic argument, because there is also a humanitarian cost. We need the capacity to find an “escape route”, as the former Chancellor, Ed Balls, stated, because people need a safety net. When Labour’s Gordon Br

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9 Sept 2024 Winter Fuel Payment

A Labour Government must always protect the poorest in our society. The total saving for this year—£1.3 billion—is 0.1% of the total Treasury spend. However, when only 1.6 million pensioners not on pension credit need energy support, that drops to 0.04% of the Government’s budget, assuming that all get the top rate of

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9 Sept 2024 Winter Fuel Payment

I beg to move, That this House has considered the Winter Fuel Payment. I am pleased to see you in the Chair, Dr Huq. Charities, medics, academics, economists and constituents have evidence showing why the Government must ensure that mitigation is in place to protect pensioners in fuel poverty this winter. Winter fuel p

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8 Sept 2024Topical Questions

T7. The Steiner school in my constituency, with its nurturing and therapeutic pedagogy, is most challenged by the VAT policy, yet it enables many children who have anxiety or who would otherwise not be in education to access school. Will the Secretary of State meet me to discuss my report on the impact of the VAT polic

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4 Sept 2024 Business of the House

The Government have stated and rightly continue to state that prevention will protect our NHS and protect lives. Being cold at home can lead to stroke, heart attack, hypothermia, pneumonia and other such illnesses. Will the Leader of the House encourage the Government to read the work of Professor Sir Michael Marmot an

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