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14 Apr 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-14)

Thank you for your presentation. Skills England sits with the Department for Education, apprenticeships are with DWP, and manufacturing is with the DBT, so which Department did you have in mind to respond to this debate?

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13 Apr 2026Middle East

I thank the Prime Minister for his statement and his positive efforts on the issue of the strait of Hormuz. Last week, I met with farmers in Whitby who are deeply concerned about the skyrocketing price of red diesel. In January, the fuel cost 64p per litre, and it has since doubled. With the busiest period of the farmi

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22 Jan 2026Topical Questions

T2. In Scarborough, British electric bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis employs more than 700 people and is vital to our local economy. Tax-funded bus procurement should support UK industry, rather than fund international competitors. However, with the social value requirement in public procurement set at only 10% and p

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20 Jan 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-01-20)

Thank you for bringing this application to us. We allocated a Westminster Hall debate on residential estate management companies in November 2024, so for procedural reasons your debate would require a substantive motion. That means that you would need to think of a specific action that you would like to call on the Gov

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20 Jan 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-01-20)

Please do.

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19 Jan 2026Sale of Fireworks

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Pritchard. It seems to me that we have been discussing the possibility of restricting the use of fireworks to organised public events for many years and, while we talk, more people suffer life-changing injuries that could be avoided if we had tighter restrictions on th

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19 Jan 2026Sale of Fireworks

My hon. Friend makes an important point, as have others in the debate, that we have passed the point where we used to watch fireworks safely in our back gardens. Fireworks are being let off all the time, every day—all day, sometimes—and I too have seen the terrible effect on animals, particularly dogs that, despite bei

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15 Jan 2026 Business of the House

Last summer, my constituency suffered the devastating Langdale moor wildfire. The local community, including farmers and businesses, stepped in to help firefighters battle the enormous blaze, which at its height covered 10 square miles. Unlike in the case of flooding, though, there is no clear route to Government grant

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13 Jan 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-01-13)

Thank you for bringing this application; for transparency, I should say that I am a signatory to the application. Pippa, you are the Lib Dem Energy Security and Net Zero spokesperson. We do not normally accept Back-Bench applications from third-party spokespeople on issues relating to their formal roles, so is there an

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16 Dec 2025 Finance (No. 2) Bill

I will just make some progress, thank you. I started my speech with children at the start of their lives, and I end it with people coming towards the end of their lives. I owe it to the farming families who I represent to raise my concerns about the anti-forestalling clause in the Bill. That measure means that any elde

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16 Dec 2025 Finance (No. 2) Bill

As an eight-year-old girl sheltering in the little library at my primary school, I was able to escape my bullies by using my imagination. Later, I harnessed my love of reading to build a successful career as a screenwriter, so I am delighted that the Finance Bill extends the Libraries for Primaries scheme to secondary

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15 Dec 2025Violence against Women and Girls Strategy

I thank my hon. Friend for her answer and look forward to the release of the violence against women and girls strategy. A women’s refuge for Scarborough was approved three years ago, but the project has stalled. Will the Minister say whether the extra £19 million investment announced today can be used finally to delive

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10 Dec 2025Seasonal Work

My hon. Friend is making an excellent speech. An 18 to 20-year-old this Christmas who is serving a pint will be earning £1.40 an hour more. Does he agree that this demonstrates Labour’s commitment to young people?

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10 Dec 2025Small-scale Fracking Ban

I beg to move, That this House has considered the potential merits of banning small-scale fracking operation. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Sir Roger. It is also a pleasure to lead a debate on banning small-scale fracking—an issue that I have campaigned on since I was elected MP for Scarborough and Wh

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10 Dec 2025Small-scale Fracking Ban

I completely agree with the hon. Member. We must listen to our local communities, who are telling us loud and clear that they do not want fracking on their back door, in their beautiful fields or in the countryside. Since 2019, there has been a moratorium on fracking across the UK—a decision taken after Lancashire was

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10 Dec 2025Small-scale Fracking Ban

Thank you, Sir Roger. I appreciate your advice. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Derbyshire Dales (John Whitby) for his intervention; he makes a good point that our English countryside, wherever it is, needs to be protected. The only way to do that is to ban all forms of fracking. A 2020 summary of the findings of

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10 Dec 2025Small-scale Fracking Ban

I completely agree with my hon. Friend that Reform’s plans are a threat to our beautiful countryside, and our constituents do not want them. Europa’s plans have been widely opposed by the local community. In response, campaigners launched a petition that has garnered more than 10,000 signatories calling for a Governmen

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10 Dec 2025Small-scale Fracking Ban

I thank my hon. Friend for his excellent intervention. Indeed, the hosepipe ban in Yorkshire has brought to everybody’s attention that our water is precious and must not be contaminated by any form of fracking. There are various ways that the Government could amend legislation to prevent oil and gas companies from appl

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10 Dec 2025Seasonal Work

Under 14 years of the Conservatives, productivity and growth stagnated—the worst in the G7. Would the hon. Gentleman like to enlighten Members as to whether he thinks that helped or hindered businesses and their employees?

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10 Dec 2025Seasonal Work

I refer Members to my membership of Unison and the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain. In my constituency of Scarborough and Whitby there are thousands of seasonal job opportunities each year, and as well as an enlarged tourism sector during the summer months, there is regular seasonal employment for the rest of the year,

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