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22 Oct 2025 Business of the House

Lancashire county council has started a consultation on the future of adult social care. Critically, it includes a consultation on the future of 10 critical care homes across Lancashire. It says it has not made its mind up about the consultation, yet there is already a timeline for when those care homes would be closed

local-governmenteconomy-jobsagriculture
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22 Oct 2025Topical Questions

The Minister was earlier asked about the ever-growing size of the civil service and the Cabinet Office under this Government and whether we would see those numbers coming down, not going up, next year. Instead of answering the question about the future, they talked about the past. Let me ask the question again, but fro

technologyeconomy-jobshealth
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22 Oct 2025Future Pandemic Preparedness

During the pandemic, Government agencies, bodies and Departments suddenly discovered ways to comply with GDPR to share significant amounts of data, which was critical to managing the pandemic response. Since then, the shroud of using GDPR as a reason not to share data has once again choked opportunities to solve the bi

healthlocal-governmenttechnology
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14 Sept 2025Human Rights Act 1998: Immigration

I welcome the Home Secretary to her position. Every new appointment comes with an opportunity to take a fresh look at these matters. Clearly, since the 1950s, when the refugee convention and the European convention on human rights were first written, the world has changed significantly. Successive Governments have twea

immigrationsocial-care
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14 Sept 2025Human Rights Act 1998: Immigration

11. What assessment her Department has made of the potential merits of disapplying the Human Rights Act 1998 to immigration matters.

immigrationsocial-care
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10 Sept 2025Topical Questions

T1. If she will make a statement on her departmental responsibilities.

transportlocal-government
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10 Sept 2025Topical Questions

If my constituents pay £2 for a bus ticket one day, then £3 for a bus ticket the next, their fare has increased by 50%, not gone down, has it not?

transportlocal-government
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9 Sept 2025 Bus Services (No. 2) Bill [Lords]

Political choices are made locally and nationally. Labour Members talk about the past 14 years, but we Conservatives won control of Lancashire county council in 2017, and increased the bus budget by 50%. We put on bus routes that the Labour party in Lancashire had made the political decision to cut, just as it chose to

transportenvironmentlocal-government
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8 Sept 2025Infrastructure Strategy: Economic Growth

If the Chancellor is looking for some quick-win infrastructure projects that will unlock economic growth, I recommend taking a look at a passing loop on the South Fylde line, which would better connect trains to employment and education sites through more reliable services. It would also act as a boost for the tourism

economy-jobstransport
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3 Sept 2025 Business of the House

In December 2021, part of the roof of Kirkham baths was blown off during storm conditions, leaving Kirkham and all the surrounding rural areas without access to public baths. Since the operator was unable to fund the repairs, Fylde council has recently stepped in to purchase the baths for £1 and is embarking on a proje

fiscal-policylocal-governmentmp-performance
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3 Sept 2025Grooming Gangs

From my time as Lancashire’s police commissioner, I have seen the fruits when the police, the Crown Prosecution Service and the courts worked together to prioritise the listing of cases involving rape and serious sexual assault, as we know that victims and witnesses are less likely to continue with a prosecution the lo

crime
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3 Sept 2025Grooming Gangs

2. What steps the Crown Prosecution Service is taking to prosecute people for grooming gang offences.

crime
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1 Sept 2025Speciality Steel UK: Insolvency

This is the second crisis in the steel industry in the past year. It impacts other commercially operated industries that are critical to our national security. In Lancashire, the failure to place an order for 25 Typhoon jets is risking thousands of jobs in the critical defence industry of BAE Systems. There is also a l

economy-jobsenergydefence
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9 Jul 2025 Resident Doctors: Industrial Action

My wife has a long-term chronic health condition; she has had to have two major lifesaving surgeries, and has had countless stays in hospitals. We have seen the fantastic work that many doctors and consultants do, but we have also seen the impact it has when there are cancellations and delays, or when no doctors are av

healthlabour-marketeconomy-jobs
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8 Jul 2025Trial by Jury: Proposed Restrictions

Here we go again. Labour always talks tough on crime and always goes soft. The Minister talked about David Gauke as one of our own, as if that was some defence—I assure her that I probably have more in common with her than I do with David Gauke. That is not a good way to show off credentials on being tough on crime. I

crimefiscal-policy
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24 Jun 2025Nuclear-certified Aircraft Procurement

On 6 January, I raised with the Minister in this Chamber the fact that refurbishing Typhoons will not touch the sides of maintaining the 6,000-strong workforce at Warton, in my constituency, and that relying on export orders that have not been secured will not keep the workforce in work for now, before the GCAP comes o

defenceeconomy-jobs
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24 Jun 2025Engagements

Q5. Given that the right hon. Lady appears to be enjoying spending yet another week practising to be Prime Minister, maybe she can give us her view on who she would get rid of in the coming reshuffle. Would it be the Chancellor for killing economic growth? Would it be the Work and Pensions Secretary for the botched han

fiscal-policyeconomy-jobssocial-care
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18 Jun 2025 Business of the House

Daniel was a very happy and full-of-life 13-year-old boy in Fylde until, just over two years ago, he was diagnosed with a serious brain tumour. With multiple surgeries, a 70-week chemo treatment and, very sadly, a stroke while going through that treatment, Daniel has now been in hospital for over two years. He cannot m

economy-jobslabour-marketfiscal-policy
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18 Jun 2025 Licences and Licensing

We are delighted to support the temporary licence changes, as I am sure are Members on all sides—although, to be fair, I do not think I would have much choice on the matter, for if I ever stood at this Dispatch Box and opposed more time in the pub to watch football, my dad would probably disown me. The changes, as the

culture-communityeconomy-jobs
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9 Jun 2025Net Zero Transition: Rural Economies

In the spirit of trying to get as many birthday wishes into one Hansard record as possible, Mr Speaker, from one part of the greatest county in the country to another, I wish you a very happy birthday. In the context of the dash to net zero, rural economies can also be damaged by the infrastructure that is being put in

energyeconomy-jobsenvironment
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