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Speeches by Brackenridge.

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15 Jun 2025Windrush Day 2025

I thank my hon. Friends for their speeches and stories from their constituents. They have been incredibly insightful as well as heartbreaking, but that is exactly why we are here. I am sincerely grateful to my hon. Friend the Member for Dulwich and West Norwood (Helen Hayes) for giving us the opportunity to bring the H

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10 Jun 2025Sustainable Aviation Fuel Bill

I thank my hon. Friend for giving way right at the end. Just like him, I welcome the announcement. As we hear from across the aviation sector, there is much to be championed in the transition to sustainable aviation fuel that will be enabled by the Bill. Although Collins Aerospace in my constituency does not produce SA

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10 Jun 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

Dr Castro-Kemp, we will further consider the research that you have undertaken, in particular on how England defines SEND, the statutory support available through EHC plans and the criteria for eligibility.

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10 Jun 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

A further question. I have heard concerns that there are some local authorities that are refusing to recognise dyslexia. Based on your experience and expertise, what impact will this have and how does it align with the Equality Act? I am happy to open that up to whoever feels comfortable with answering it.

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10 Jun 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

How effective is the Equality Act 2010 in addressing barriers to education for pupils with SEND? What recommendations could be made to improve its implementation?

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10 Jun 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

Dr Castro-Kemp, we will further consider the research that you have undertaken, in particular on how England defines SEND, the statutory support available through EHC plans and the criteria for eligibility.

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10 Jun 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

I feel that you have answered my follow-up question, which was going to be about lessons to learn from international models and other countries. Thank you.

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10 Jun 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

A further question. I have heard concerns that there are some local authorities that are refusing to recognise dyslexia. Based on your experience and expertise, what impact will this have and how does it align with the Equality Act? I am happy to open that up to whoever feels comfortable with answering it.

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10 Jun 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

How effective is the Equality Act 2010 in addressing barriers to education for pupils with SEND? What recommendations could be made to improve its implementation?

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10 Jun 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

I feel that you have answered my follow-up question, which was going to be about lessons to learn from international models and other countries. Thank you.

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9 Jun 2025Warm Home Discount: Extension

A very happy birthday to you, Mr Speaker. I welcome the extension of the warm home discount to all households on means-tested benefits from this winter. Many low-income households were excluded because their homes were not classed as having a high cost to heat. In Wolverhampton North East, only 18% of households benefi

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9 Jun 2025Warm Home Discount: Extension

6. What assessment he has made of the potential impact of extending the warm home discount to all households in receipt of means-tested benefits on people receiving those benefits.

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4 Jun 2025 Business of the House

I am delighted to have championed additional funding of more than £10 million for the Royal Wolverhampton NHS trust and over £1 million for Walsall Manor hospital for essential work and upgrades. Let us contrast that to the Tories, who oversaw a backlog of maintenance and crumbling hospitals. Will the Leader of the Hou

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4 Jun 2025 Free School Meals

In July, I came from the classroom to this Chamber. I have seen the harm that poverty does to children, particularly those from families on universal credit who were not able to claim free school meals, probably because their parents were grafting in low-paid jobs or in insecure work. Does the Minister agree that havin

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4 Jun 2025Police Presence on High Streets

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Furniss. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Birmingham Erdington (Paulette Hamilton), whose tenacity in tackling this issue—with the ear of Simon Foster, our police and crime commissioner, and of the chief constable, Craig Guildford—has been outstanding. I have been

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3 Jun 2025Disadvantaged Communities

I absolutely agree with my hon. Friend, who is clearly a champion for families and children in her constituency. Our communities are burdened with deep-rooted barriers—obstacles caused by poverty, economic inactivity, inequality, educational disadvantages, poor access to healthcare and years of systematic under-investm

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3 Jun 2025Disadvantaged Communities

I absolutely agree. I signpost hon. Members to yesterday’s meeting of the Education Committee, where we heard from a representative from the National Union of Students about the clear link with the barriers that certain young people face to get to college or school. I beg hon. Members to look at that. What makes those

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3 Jun 2025Disadvantaged Communities

I agree. Hon. Members will hear more about ICON’s work in my speech, because it paints a picture of our communities. This is a project of national renewal that is designed to work with communities, to rebuild from the ground up and to restore hope and dignity to our places. It is a strategy about the huge importance of

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3 Jun 2025Disadvantaged Communities

I will.

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3 Jun 2025Disadvantaged Communities

I certainly agree. Communities like ours have borne the brunt of these cuts, and we see this playing out on our streets, in our schools and, unfortunately, in the criminal justice system. This should never have happened. It cannot continue, and it must never happen again. That is why I am calling for a project of natio

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