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30 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 67)

Thank you. In your response, Abigail, to the Chair, you spoke about a dashboard for reporting. I assume that the availability of medicines forms part of that dashboard, so it would be useful to understand what it looks like. The Committee went to Belfast, to the Balmoral Show, and we picked up some anecdotal evidence.

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30 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 67)

Good morning. We are very pleased to welcome you here to shine a bit of a spotlight on the work you do, so thank you very much for coming along. In your response to Henry Tufnell’s question, you spoke very openly about the challenges in working across two different regulatory regimes. I suspect that one of the main con

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29 Jun 2026Asylum Accommodation

This is deeply concerning news for my constituency. The boundary fence of RAF Barnham adjoins the market town of Thetford, which I represent; the town centre is a short walk away from the base. I strongly support the right of people to claim asylum, and I am proud that we are able to offer refuge to those fleeing war a

immigrationhousinglocal-government
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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

Much of what you describe there seems very organic, and rural communities have a very strong sense of community. Do you think there is a need to drive some of that support through policy? How do we capture that best practice?

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

Henrietta, what role do you think land managers have in preventing ignition and in early detection? What specific roles should they have? Clearly, they have a vested interest.

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

I want to follow up very quickly on one of the points that Barry raised with Rob. Thetford Forest in my constituency is the largest lowland pine forest in the UK. It is incredibly dry most of the year, but particularly so at this time of year. We have just had the first wave of forest concerts, which are incredibly pop

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

That is one of the themes for the Committee to pick up on: how do we document and get into policy some of that intergenerational knowledge and experience. It is definitely interesting to look at. The responses for land managers that you described, for example signage, there is a cost to all of this. Some of it is priva

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

I am sure that is a countrywide problem. Finally, Sallie, Natural England has a role across the whole country. One would hope that you have examples of best practice where groups of landowners are working particularly well with local fire and rescue services, and that sort of thing. How do we identify that best practic

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

I am sure that is a countrywide problem. Finally, Sallie, Natural England has a role across the whole country. One would hope that you have examples of best practice where groups of landowners are working particularly well with local fire and rescue services, and that sort of thing. How do we identify that best practic

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

The problem is, when you get the late stage, lots of this has already been covered but it is a good opportunity to confirm knowledge. Richard, we heard from Phil in the earlier session what the role of the fire and rescue services is in detecting and responding to wildfires. I wondered if you could outline, or add anyt

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

Henrietta, what role do you think land managers have in preventing ignition and in early detection? What specific roles should they have? Clearly, they have a vested interest.

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

The problem is, when you get the late stage, lots of this has already been covered but it is a good opportunity to confirm knowledge. Richard, we heard from Phil in the earlier session what the role of the fire and rescue services is in detecting and responding to wildfires. I wondered if you could outline, or add anyt

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

That would be very useful. Thank you very much.

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

I want to follow up very quickly on one of the points that Barry raised with Rob. Thetford Forest in my constituency is the largest lowland pine forest in the UK. It is incredibly dry most of the year, but particularly so at this time of year. We have just had the first wave of forest concerts, which are incredibly pop

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

That would be very useful. Thank you very much.

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

Much of what you describe there seems very organic, and rural communities have a very strong sense of community. Do you think there is a need to drive some of that support through policy? How do we capture that best practice?

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

That is one of the themes for the Committee to pick up on: how do we document and get into policy some of that intergenerational knowledge and experience. It is definitely interesting to look at. The responses for land managers that you described, for example signage, there is a cost to all of this. Some of it is priva

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4 Jun 2026Business of the House

In a week when Ukraine has come under intense and deadly attacks from Russia, it is especially disappointing that one of the first acts of the new Reform-led Norfolk county council has been to remove from our county hall Ukraine’s flag, which was proudly flown alongside our Union flag. Will the Leader of the House join

local-governmentenvironmenthousing
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4 Jun 2026Topical Questions

The great work by my hon. Friends to clean up our rivers, lakes and seas risks being undermined, particularly in the eastern region, where a biomass-fuelled power station is at risk of closure due to the end of Government support. More than half a million tonnes of poultry litter risks being spread on to the land, impa

agricultureenvironmentutilities
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4 Jun 2026Russian Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure

It is clear that the sanctions imposed by this Government and other Governments have denied Russia funds for attacks on both military and civilian targets, but as the war has progressed, Russia has found ever more creative ways to avoid and delay their impact. Are the existing sanctions under constant review, and what

defenceeconomy-jobs
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