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12 Nov 2025Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 702)

It was, and especially with regard to women prisoners. I know you don’t have women prisoners in Cardiff, but women from Cardiff would be going over to Gloucester—to Eastwood Park. How does data sharing work with regard to men from England who go into Cardiff, or for women from Cardiff who go to Eastwood Park? How do yo

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4 Nov 2025 Cross-border Healthcare

My constituent Michael Riordan has asked his GP to refer him to a facility available to armed forces veterans located in Shropshire but, due to an issue with cross-border funding, the Welsh NHS will not fund that facility, despite his residence not being an issue when he volunteered for service to his country. This exc

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30 Oct 2025 Business of the House

I have had the pleasure today of hosting the Royal Welsh show rural leadership participants in Parliament; they are in the Gallery. We met in Committee Room 12, which, for those who do not know, was the very place where the Royal Welsh show was formed in February 1904, 121 years ago. Will the Leader of the House congra

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29 Oct 2025Energy Infrastructure: Pylons

4. Whether she has had recent discussions with the Welsh Government on the replacement of overhead pylons with underground cabling.

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29 Oct 2025Energy Infrastructure: Pylons

My constituency is the location of two major infrastructure projects—a network of pylons of 97 km and 60 km, alongside 248 wind turbines that are 230 metres tall. The cumulative impact of these projects is significant, occupying land that could support other development, and it remains unclear whether they will lower e

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27 Oct 2025 Statutory Maternity and Paternity Pay

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mrs Hobhouse. The UK’s statutory paternity leave offer is one of the least generous and lowest in Europe, at £187 per week. In fact, the TUC reports that half of families struggle financially when a parent takes paternity leave—as does research from Pregnant Then Screw

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22 Oct 2025 Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund

Some 90% of our fishing fleet in Wales are small, under-10 metre boats. The Seafish “Economics of the UK Fishing Fleet” report for the last year found that while Scotland and England saw strong fishing income growth, profits in Wales fell by nearly 10%, despite more active days at sea. Does the Minister agree that fund

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22 Oct 2025 Business of the House

In 2020, my constituent Dorien Williams submitted a complaint to the Legal Ombudsman service about the professional conduct of his former legal representatives. It took the ombudsman four years to find in his favour. The delay took Mr Williams over the six-year limitation period, denying him the opportunity for legal r

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22 Oct 2025Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 560)

This is my patch now! I will direct my question to Michelle, if that is okay. I am familiar with the innovative work that Thermal Earth does in Capel Hendre. Would other former industrial communities realise the potential for legacy sites, like the mine water heat scheme that it does? Is there potential to open that ou

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22 Oct 2025Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 560)

There will be a Westminster Hall debate on this very point in a few minutes’ time, so we will have to be very brief. How confident are you that the UK Government’s funding for coal tip safety will go beyond routine maintenance and help to redevelop those sites for economic and community benefit?

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21 Oct 2025 Coal Tip Safety and New Extraction Licences

I thank everybody for contributing today. I am delighted to see my fellow Welsh MPs here, across the parties. I am delighted that, for the vast majority of the debate, we have had consensus that we do not want to send our men, women and young people back down to the pits and the life they had 50 or 60 years ago. The wa

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21 Oct 2025 Coal Tip Safety and New Extraction Licences

We all know that the hon. Member for Clacton supports coalmining companies that have left our communities vulnerable, in the same way that he supports privatising our precious national health service. We will continue to campaign to make all coal tips safe and ensure that Westminster rights the wrongs of the past by pa

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21 Oct 2025 Coal Tip Safety and New Extraction Licences

I beg to move, That this House has considered coal tip safety and the prohibition of new coal extraction licences. Diolch yn fawr, Gadeirydd. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Twigg. Just as coal ran in rich veins beneath the Welsh valleys and mountains, it also runs deep through the history of the

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21 Oct 2025 Coal Tip Safety and New Extraction Licences

That is true. It is ironic that the two incidents happened on exactly the same date—a few years apart, but on 21 October. We must never forget either.

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21 Oct 2025 Coal Tip Safety and New Extraction Licences

Absolutely. This is an issue for the whole of the United Kingdom. The disaster brought about the Mines and Quarries (Tips) Act 1969, which came into force to improve coal tips’ stability and safety. However, it did not go far enough. Aberfan should have been a moment to address the dangerous legacy of all coal tips onc

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21 Oct 2025 Coal Tip Safety and New Extraction Licences

Absolutely, but we need £600 million to make these tips safe. The Government responded to my written question in June that the Labour Welsh Government had not asked for the full amount of the estimated £600 million needed to make all tips in Wales safe. Plaid Cymru believes it is a grave injustice to the people of the

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21 Oct 2025 Coal Tip Safety and New Extraction Licences

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21 Oct 2025 Coal Tip Safety and New Extraction Licences

Not at all; I would just like some clarification. The Government announced their intention in November 2024—nearly a year ago now—to introduce a Bill to ban new coalmining licences. Can the Minister tell us exactly when the Government will bring that legislation forward in Parliament?

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20 Oct 2025 Electricity Infrastructure: Rural Communities

In my constituency, pylon proposals are causing huge distress among our rural communities. They will not bring any real benefit to those communities. In fact, developers often bypass the rights of landowners, and the proposed developments will ruin our beautiful landscape. Does the hon. Member agree that electricity in

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19 Oct 2025Post-16 Education and Skills Strategy

The Education Secretary’s focus today is on the new vocational qualification training, which will be welcome for students in England. In Wales, however, where her party has led the Government for the past 25 years, the apprenticeship budget has been cut by 14%. Will she be lobbying the Chancellor ahead of the Budget to

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