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17 Mar 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 736)

Given where we are at the minute, acknowledging that around one third of the wholesale price is to pay not for the gas but for this carbon tax, do you acknowledge that scrapping that tax, even in the short term, would have an impact on reducing bills?

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17 Mar 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 736)

In this climate, with the pressure on bills that we are facing and the volatility, do you think it is fair for it to remain?

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17 Mar 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 736)

Do you categorically rule that out?

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17 Mar 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 736)

Carbon price support is over and above what is levied in EU countries. Why do the Government not consider removing that element?

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16 Mar 2026Heating Oil Support

While I welcome the Minister’s statement, my constituents and I have a few questions. How many households does the Minister project that this will be applied to? What does he foresee the average amount of support being? Is there a qualifying criterion in terms of benefits or household income? Will the fund be disbursed

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16 Mar 2026Lord Mandelson: Response to Humble Address

Does the Minister believe that a declaration of interests form should have been submitted for a role as significant as this?

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11 Mar 2026Royal Mail: Universal Service Obligation

I pay tribute to the posties across Bromsgrove, but not to the management of Royal Mail. My constituents need action, not more platitudes, like Royal Mail saying to me that it is “very sorry” that letters have not been received. I implore the Minister to get together with the management of Royal Mail and Ofcom to deliv

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10 Mar 2026Digital ID: Public Consultation

My constituents have been incredibly vocal in telling me that they do not want this. Frankly, because trust in the Government has eroded so much, this scheme is dead in the water. If the Government go ahead with it, what will they do to ensure that there is no single depository containing the data of millions of citize

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9 Mar 2026Immigration Policy

My constituents want the Government to get off their back and get on their side, rather than using their hard-earned taxpayers’ money to spend up to £40,000 on removing illegal asylum seekers. Will the Minister rule that out?

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24 Feb 2026Topical Questions

Several weeks ago, I received a jaw-dropping email from a local Bromsgrove GP, who told me that a 10-month-old child nearly died after ambulance delays. Worse, the same day, another patient—a 66-year-old driving instructor—suffered a cardiac arrest during a driving lesson and died while being driven to the hospital by

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24 Feb 2026Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill (Seventh sitting)

While I agree with the hon. Member, and acknowledge witnesses’ evidence suggesting that cyber-security should be a board-level responsibility, does he share my concern that, given the complexity and technical nature of cyber-security, there is perhaps a risk of, for want of a better phrase, window dressing? It may be t

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24 Feb 2026Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill (Seventh sitting)

On the point about information sharing with a view to bolstering resilience, Marks and Spencer reported to me that it was surprised to have received more information from the FBI on the origin and impact of the cyber-attack that it suffered than it received from UK authorities. That should adequately demonstrate why su

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24 Feb 2026Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill (Seventh sitting)

Given that the threshold for a significant impact event will likely be much lower for an SME than for a larger corporation, and while acknowledging and agreeing that SMEs are the backbone of the economy and make up the vast majority of companies that employ people in this country, how does the hon. Gentleman propose to

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23 Feb 2026Grey-belt Land

Bromsgrove golf course is in open countryside. It is a beautiful, green open space and one of the most popular golf courses anywhere in the country, and it contains more than 20,000 trees. Does the Minister really think that it is suitable for development, particularly at scale? Will he rule out development on such gol

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23 Feb 2026Grey-belt Land

7. What definition his Department uses for grey-belt land for housing developments.

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12 Feb 2026Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate

Last year, 9.7% of vehicles sold in the UK were Chinese-manufactured electric vehicles—a near doubling of the market share that they had the year before, which stood at 4.9%. What assessment has the Secretary of State’s Department made of the threat that this may pose to national security and to our industrial resilien

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12 Feb 2026 Rural Mobile Connectivity

For the avoidance of doubt, I do not have to do that, but I know many people who do.

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12 Feb 2026 Rural Mobile Connectivity

I congratulate the hon. Member for North Shropshire (Helen Morgan) on being persistent and finally securing this very important debate. Few phrases in modern Britain ring as hollow as “world-class connectivity”. Speaking plainly, rural mobile phone connectivity in this country is not merely patchy or inconsistent; in s

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12 Feb 2026 Rural Mobile Connectivity

My hon. Friend is spot on. Constituents, particularly older residents, have contacted me because they have missed out on crucial calls from GPs and other supporting services that they require. It is about the safety and wellbeing of our constituents as much as it is about connectivity and the economy. In the limited ti

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12 Feb 2026 Business of the House

Heritage buildings are much loved by many members of the community. They underpin our identity. Indeed, many of them are places of worship, including the fantastic St John’s church in Bromsgrove, the spire of which has just had a £500,000 renovation. Will the Leader of the House join me in congratulating the Friends of

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