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13 May 2025Future of Public Libraries

I absolutely agree with my hon. Friend. The risk with mobile libraries is that, in terms of numbers, they may not necessarily have as much footfall as a static library, but they provide much more to local communities than can be quantified in footfall. Not everyone lives near a town library, and mobile services are oft

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13 May 2025Committee on Standards — Oral Evidence (HC 620)

It is quite undermining if politician Fred Bloggs is not allowed to present news on broadcast media, but they are allowed to run a TikTok channel that says, “Fred Bloggs News”, and they present news on it and millions of people follow it.

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13 May 2025Committee on Standards — Oral Evidence (HC 620)

I have older teenagers at home who almost exclusively consume their news from TikTok—and occasionally Radio 4, when they are subjected to it in the car—so I am interested in this area. Cristina Nicolotti Squires: That is a good mix.

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13 May 2025Committee on Standards — Oral Evidence (HC 620)

What consideration has been given to social media? I know that you do not regulate it in the same way, but I am thinking about politicians and what could look like news on social media. Was any consideration given to that when you came up with your guidelines or proposed changes?

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13 May 2025Committee on Standards — Oral Evidence (HC 620)

I heard what you said in response to Gill’s question about how research shows that people trust traditional media more, and when something happens they go back and refer to that. I do not want to labour this point, but I wonder whether that is a bit generational. I do not know whether my children’s generation will feel

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

I beg to ask leave to withdraw the motion. Clause, by leave, withdrawn. New Clause 14 Rural Crime Prevention Strategy “(1) A day after this Act receiving Royal Assent, the Secretary of State must establish a rural crime prevention task force to develop proposals for tackling rural crime. (2) The task force should be ta

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time.

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

I seek a quick clarification from the Minister. Was she saying that under the plans to implement the Equipment Theft (Prevention) Act, there may be scope within some secondary legislation to look at GPS thefts specifically? Did I understand that correctly?

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time.

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time.

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time. The new clause would require the Secretary of State to establish a rural crime taskforce, which is a long overdue step in recognising and addressing the growing threat of rural crime across England and Wales. In 2023 alone, the total cost of rural crime surged to a

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

I rise to speak to new clause 13, but the Liberal Democrats also support Opposition new clauses 27, 32, 96 and 98, which are grouped with it. We want to amend the Equipment Theft (Prevention) Act 2023 specifically to include the theft of global positioning system or GPS equipment. That may sound like a technical issue,

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

I enjoyed the new clauses being called headline grabbing. They are certainly headline grabbing; the whole issue of sewage in our waters has been massively headline grabbing, because the public feel incredibly strongly that our waterways, and the rivers that we use and want to swim in, should not be full of sewage pumpe

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

New clause 17 addresses the critical issue of pollution performance by water and sewerage companies, and is essential to ensuring accountability and protecting our environment. The new clause would make it an offence for a water or sewerage company to fail to meet its pollution performance commitment levels for three c

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

The shadow Minister, the hon. Member for Stockton West, made a couple of points. The first related to who would set the levels of neighbourhood policing under the new clause. Our proposal is that it would be the Home Office, in discussion with local police forces and local councils—the people who know their area best.

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

New clauses 15 and 16 are vital in ensuring robust neighbourhood policing across England and Wales. New clause 15 mandates the Government to publish proposals within six months to maintain neighbourhood policing teams at levels necessary for effective community engagement and crime prevention. That includes designating

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7 May 2025Crime and Policing Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

I want to come back on some of the questions asked by the Opposition spokesperson, the hon. Member for Stockton West. He asked about the resources that would be required to implement the strategy. Having spoken to the rural police force in my area, my understanding is that the issue is not necessarily one of rural offi

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6 May 2025Educational Opportunities in Semi-rural Areas

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Sir Edward. I thank the hon. Member for Hertford and Stortford (Josh Dean) for securing this important debate. I represent Frome and East Somerset, also a semi-rural constituency, and I recognise many of the challenges he talked about earlier, particularly around affordab

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22 Apr 2025Sewage

In my constituency, I am lucky to have Friends of the River Frome and Frome Families for the Future who do lots of citizen science in testing the river, but does my hon. Friend agree that we should not be relying on such groups to test the water quality and that we need to empower and resource the Environment Agency to

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7 Apr 2025Pensioners: Cost of Living

I have 250 pieces of outstanding casework relating to the winter fuel payment. An elderly constituent emailed me during the winter, enclosing a picture showing that her thermometer was at 15° and saying that she had to remain in bed for as long as possible each day to stay warm. Given that energy bills are now increasi

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