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3 Feb 2026Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill (First sitting)

Q I have so many questions, some of which have been touched on; I will limit myself. I was interested in the CyberUp campaign that you mentioned. What other measures, both legislative and non-legislative, could the UK Government take to enhance the cyber-resilience of the UK’s critical national infrastructure? In terms

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3 Feb 2026Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill (Second sitting)

Q I am just thinking that if you are putting liability on someone, you need to make sure that they can apply the regulation in a simple and effective manner and ensure that it is enforced, so they do not carry the full burden of liability. Richard Starnes: True, but I would submit that under the Companies Act that liab

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20 Jan 2026Mobile Phones and Social Media: Use by Children

Organisations such as the Molly Rose Foundation highlight that evidence to support social media bans remains very uncertain and warn that blanket restrictions could unintentionally cause harm by pushing young people towards unregulated platforms, remove trusted online spaces, undermine digital literacy and, indeed, cre

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14 Jan 2026Northern Powerhouse Rail

I welcome the Government’s announcement today on Northern Powerhouse Rail. However, in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent we are still in stasis, with legacy issues such as the HS2 compound at Yarnfield, which is costing millions. I ask the Secretary of State for clarity on plans for our railway services in Staffordshire

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8 Jan 2026Economic Growth: Transport System

7. What steps she is taking to help ensure that the transport system supports economic growth.

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8 Jan 2026Economic Growth: Transport System

My constituency of Stoke-on-Trent South and the villages is home to internationally recognised visitor attractions, including the iconic World of Wedgwood and the stunning grade-II listed Trentham Estate and its gardens, yet public transport access to those sites remains limited. Two local railway stations, Barlaston a

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7 Jan 2026 UK Town of Culture

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Furniss. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Halesowen (Alex Ballinger) for securing this debate. I am delighted to speak today to shine a spotlight on Longton, a proud town in my constituency and a place where culture does not just sit in museums but runs through ev

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8 Dec 2025Digital ID

I will, as the hon. Gentleman has been trying to intervene for the whole debate.

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8 Dec 2025Digital ID

The hon. Member makes an interesting point. I recently applied for a mortgage, and I received a link via email to a provider that requested that I upload my bank statements, my utility bills, and copies of my passport and driving licence—I am lucky enough to have those two pieces of photo ID. I trusted that it was a re

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8 Dec 2025Digital ID

I acknowledge the strength of feeling from the people who signed the petition, but I have a genuine concern that we are not giving the correct level of information for people to say no to. Conflating digital IDs with issues such as jury trials and taxation is doing people no favours; we need to have a calm, rational de

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8 Dec 2025Digital ID

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Furniss. I am the chair of the all-party parliamentary group on digital identity, and in the past I have audited algorithms and processes that developed identification systems. With that in mind, I worry about a couple of issues. Before the Government announced their d

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3 Dec 2025 Advanced Ceramics Industry: North Staffordshire

Regarding trade, exporting to the EU is particularly challenging, and I look forward to any trade deals we may see from there to help with that.

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3 Dec 2025 Advanced Ceramics Industry: North Staffordshire

I am grateful to my hon. Friend for that well-made point, which is central to my argument. Any benefits we see in advanced ceramics will be felt more widely, not just in heritage tableware ceramics but in the broader field. SMEs cannot afford to use facilities at other sites, nor can they shoulder the risks of testing

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3 Dec 2025 Advanced Ceramics Industry: North Staffordshire

I beg to move, That this House has considered Government support for the advanced ceramics industry in north Staffordshire. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Sir Jeremy. I thank the House for allowing this debate today. Although the ceramics industry is typically known for producing bespoke mugs and sauce

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3 Dec 2025 Advanced Ceramics Industry: North Staffordshire

Do I take it from the Minister’s response that we will have some help to prevent china-dumping? GMB and great campaigners such as Sharon Yates have been campaigning to stop the huge foreign imports that are coming in and damaging our locally and British-made products.

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3 Dec 2025 Advanced Ceramics Industry: North Staffordshire

I absolutely agree with my hon. Friend. Members will know that the ceramics industry has been struggling with rising energy costs. Alongside my hon. Friends the Members for Stoke-on-Trent North (David Williams) and for Stoke-on-Trent Central (Gareth Snell), I have had sustained discussions with DBT and DESNZ about a su

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3 Dec 2025 Advanced Ceramics Industry: North Staffordshire

I heartily agree with my hon. Friend. The people of north Staffordshire really are ready and waiting to offer their skills and energy, and that history of technology, to our advancement. We must be forward-thinking and establish the UK as a leader in advanced ceramics manufacturing. The UK’s share of the global market

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3 Dec 2025 Advanced Ceramics Industry: North Staffordshire

I thank the hon. Member for his intervention. Absolutely, this is an industry connecting our heritage with our future, and it is vital that young people can see that and get support to help them with apprenticeships. Lucideon’s proposed site is near the AMRICC—Applied Materials Research, Innovation and Commercialisatio

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3 Dec 2025 Advanced Ceramics Industry: North Staffordshire

Yes, sovereign capability is vital to ensure this nation’s security. CMCs are essential as lightweight replacements for alloys in high-temperature aggressive environments, such as turbine engines and exhaust systems. They are vital to maintaining technical advantage and capability in defence, offering high temperature

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24 Nov 2025 English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill

I wanted to intervene on the hon. Member for Broxbourne (Lewis Cocking), but he had on his feet for over 20 minutes and I decided to give him a break. However, I want to raise that issue now. Much has been made about the conflict of planning—local planning going right to the boundaries, creating issues for infrastructu

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