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1 Apr 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 502)

Apologies for being late. Do you agree that some form of shared parental leave should be maintained within the statutory system because it is the only element that offers significant flexibility to parents? Nikki, I am happy if you want to answer that one first.

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1 Apr 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 502)

While you are on the screen, we have heard quite a bit that the requirement of eight weeks’ notice to change blocks of shared parental leave is onerous on parents and incompatible with the reality of parenting. Why do you think employers need eight weeks’ notice?

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27 Mar 2025Topical Questions

T2. I have launched a petition in my constituency asking Warwickshire county council to take our buses back under public control. Almost 30% of buses do not run on time, and my constituents are sick and tired of being stranded if they do not have a car. Does the Minister agree that Warwickshire county council must do t

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24 Mar 2025 Planning and Infrastructure Bill

Before I came to this place—

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24 Mar 2025Disruption at Heathrow

I thank the Secretary of State for all her hard work on this matter over the weekend. Can she reassure my constituents that our energy resilience remains high, and that the holidays they have saved long and hard for will not be disrupted by similar incidents at regional airports up and down the country? Will she also l

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24 Mar 2025 Planning and Infrastructure Bill

Before I came to this place, I was a property solicitor, and I cannot say how many times I had developers in my office, swearing and cursing at yet another of their projects having been put on hold because of an arcane planning system. Bat tunnels are only the half of it. I will never forget the day a developer told me

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24 Mar 2025 Planning and Infrastructure Bill

I am not going to give way; you have had your time. Before I came to this place—[Interruption.]

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24 Mar 2025 Planning and Infrastructure Bill

I am surprised to hear the hon. Member for Broxbourne (Lewis Cocking) trashing hard-working local builders in his constituency and calling the homes that his constituents live in dreadful trashy houses. Before I came to this place—

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24 Mar 2025 Planning and Infrastructure Bill

Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker—[Hon. Members: “Withdraw!”]

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24 Mar 2025 Planning and Infrastructure Bill

Further to that point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. I no longer have a practising certificate as a solicitor, and I gave up practising as soon as I came into this House.

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20 Mar 2025Knife Crime: Children and Young People

Will my right hon. Friend join me in recognising the great work done by PCSOs Nikki, Demi, Gavin and others in my constituency to prevent knife crime, and the Reel Rod Squad in Bedworth, which encourages young people to put down knives, take up fishing rods and enjoy the peace of the water instead?

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20 Mar 2025 Disabled People’s Access to Transport

I thank my colleagues on the Transport Committee for their work on this important report. I have been campaigning to make Atherstone station in my constituency more accessible, and I will be using this report to help achieve that goal. The previous Government recklessly overpromised on Access for All, misleading disabl

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20 Mar 2025 Business of the House

I hope the spring equinox has put a spring in your step this morning, Madam Deputy Speaker. Every Saturday, people from all around Bedworth join the weekly parkrun in the Miners’ Welfare park. After the run, the Mayor’s Café and the garden centre, run by People in Action, are often full, but the town centre remains rel

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20 Mar 2025Topical Questions

Labour-led Nuneaton and Bedworth borough council has bucked the national trend in fly-tipping with a reduction in the borough of more than 10%, while total reported incidents have fallen by 200 on the previous year. Meanwhile, neighbouring Conservative-led North Warwickshire borough council served only one fixed penalt

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20 Mar 2025British Sign Language Week

Does the Minister agree that there is still a long way to go to make BSL accessible for everyone who needs it and that it is important that deaf people not only are included in the conversations, but lead them? Does he share my delight in seeing BSL interpreters here today in Westminster Hall, which sends a message to

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20 Mar 2025British Sign Language Week

BSL is a rich and important part of the cultural identity of the deaf community. Does the hon. Gentleman agree that it is essential that deaf people and their parents have access to BSL based not on whether they can pay for the courses but on need? That would enrich the language and cultural identity of the deaf commun

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20 Mar 2025British Sign Language Week

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Desmond. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Thurrock (Jen Craft) for securing this debate. When I worked at the Royal National Institute for Deaf People 25 years ago, I learned how important BSL is as a means of communication for deaf people.

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20 Mar 2025 Coastal Communities

My constituency could not be further from the sea. However, I have spent many happy holidays in Cromer and Sheringham, and I am delighted that he has been returned to the House as the representative of those wonderful communities. Will he tell me how wonderful Cromer, Sheringham and the North Norfolk coast are? I prefe

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19 Mar 2025 Defence Industries: West Midlands

I thank my on. Friend and neighbour for securing this important debate. Every year, Bedworth residents show their pride in our armed forces with their Armistice Day parade, which I was privileged to take part in this year. Many of my constituents already work in the defence and security sector in small and medium-sized

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19 Mar 2025 Supported Internship Provision

I thank my hon. Friend and constituency neighbour for securing this debate. Several of my constituents with special educational needs are taking part in the supported internship programme at George Eliot hospital in her constituency. I am delighted that they have been able to take up that opportunity to learn important

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