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21 Oct 2025Draft Control of Mercury (Enforcement) (Amendment) Regulations 2025

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Lewell. The official Opposition recognise the need to keep our environment free from pollutants. We recognise that the use of mercury, and its impact on the environment, has increased in the industrialised age. It is right that we take steps to reduce mercury use wh

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20 Oct 2025 Rape Gangs: National Statutory Inquiry

I have a copy of the Government’s response to the developments last night addressed to the Home Affairs Committee, and I find the response completely unacceptable. Are the Government seriously implying that Fiona and Ellie, who have been disbelieved and called liars by the British state their entire lives, are spreadin

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16 Oct 2025Home Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1321)

It is great to hear that all these meetings are taking place, but we want to see outcomes delivered on the ground, and they do not seem to be being achieved. More than a year into this Government, why are those outcomes not being achieved in terms of reducing the number of illegal immigrants coming across the channel,

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16 Oct 2025Home Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1321)

You explained how better collaboration has been taking place over the past year since you took up your position. Is that happening effectively and efficiently, as you might have anticipated when you took on the role, or do you need additional powers to facilitate your objectives?

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16 Oct 2025Home Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1321)

You used the phrase “secure and effective border”. Many will argue that we are nowhere near that. Do you feel empowered enough with the responsibility you have in your role to be able to carry out the objectives?

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16 Oct 2025Home Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1321)

What unique actions do you feel your role has enabled in the past year since taking up your position?

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16 Oct 2025Home Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1321)

Good morning to you both. To set the scene, could you briefly explain the main purpose of your role, what you are responsible for and what you are not responsible for?

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14 Sept 2025Children with SEND: Assessments and Support

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Dr Huq. Under the weight of surging demand, our system for handling special educational needs is crumbling. Since 2019, the number of new EHCPs year on year has almost doubled from 54,000 to 98,000. The total number of active plans has surged from 353,000 to 639,000 ov

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9 Sept 2025Keighley Picture House

I rise to present a petition to save Keighley Picture House from closure. When Bradford council announced its intention to sell the cinema building, there was deep concern that the Picture House cinema—a key landmark, open since 1913—would close with it, as it was advertised for a redevelopment opportunity. Residents o

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3 Sept 2025Moorland Protection

The thanks of Conservative Members go out to all the emergency services, our mighty farmers and gamekeepers who have been consistently fighting the horrendous blaze on the North York moors. The Secretary of State is currently pushing a dangerous proposal to ban a vital conservation and land management measure through e

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3 Sept 2025 Business of the House

Starting a family is a huge milestone for any couple but, crucially, it comes with a huge financial hit, as parents must scale back their working lives in order to care for their newborn. Ben Barnes in Keighley, the winner of best butcher across the whole of Yorkshire, has seen at first hand how, despite working extra

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2 Sept 2025Property Taxes

That is exactly the problem. Many businesses in my constituency—and, dare I say it, in others—are saying to us as Members of Parliament that they want to but dare not invest in growing their businesses, because they do not know what increases in taxes are coming down the line from this Chancellor. Does my hon. Friend s

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2 Sept 2025Property Taxes

Here we are, well over a year into this new Administration, this new Labour Government, and it is clear that they have fundamentally mismanaged the economy in their first year in office. What do we see? Borrowing costs up, growth flatlining, taxes rising and businesses being absolutely hammered. To fix this mess to the

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2 Sept 2025Property Taxes

My hon. Friend makes a valid point. Many of our family businesses, whether in the hospitality sector or in other sectors, are actively withholding a level of investment in their businesses which they want to grow and thrive. I have spoken to many farming businesses and many family businesses in my constituency who have

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2 Sept 2025Property Taxes

I just want to pick up on the hon. Lady’s point about free school meals, because these meals are not free. I spoke with a school in my constituency just last week that has been mandated to provide these so-called free school meals. However, the meals are having to come out of the school’s own budget. Can we change the

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2 Sept 2025 Hospitality Sector

Hospitality is under a huge strain. Pubs particularly are really struggling across the country, and indeed in my constituency of Keighley and Ilkley. Nationally, pub closures are estimated to be running at one establishment a day, thanks to this Labour Government’s hike in employers’ national insurance, the hike in the

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2 Sept 2025 Hospitality Sector

As all of us know, I have been campaigning tirelessly to secure the funding to rebuild Airedale hospital, and it was finally announced in 2023, but it was very disappointing to many of my constituents when the completion date for the rebuild was pushed back by this Labour Government from 2030 to 2035. My constituents a

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1 Sept 2025 Group-based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

Over the summer, Lord Cryer said that there was a deliberate attempt to silence his mother, Ann Cryer, when she first bravely raised the issue of grooming gangs in Keighley more than 20 years ago. Ann Cryer was, of course, one of my predecessors as Member of Parliament for Keighley. Lord Cryer said that he was “absolut

crimesocial-care
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1 Sept 2025 English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill

I absolutely agree. The Bill is not about local democracy; it is about taking the power for decision making away from local people on where their council tax should be spent. That is why I am advocating that the Government should stop the Bill from progressing. Bradford council is made up of 90 councillors, with Bradfo

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1 Sept 2025Draft Free-Range Poultrymeat Marketing Standards (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2025

We should all be extremely proud of our animal welfare and food quality regulations. As a nation, we have a proud history of ensuring that food is as safe and high in quality as possible, and that it has not come at the unnecessary distress or harm of any animal. It is important too that our labelling laws are accurate

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