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Every Hansard contribution by Cameron Thomas this parliament, most recent first. Back to the MP page for the headline figures and analysed positions.

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5 Jan 2026Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief

Farmers are among the most robust members of society, yet since autumn 2024 several have spoken candidly with me about the mental health impact of the family farm tax, in an industry that suffers a rate of suicide four times the national average. The changes to the Government’s family farm tax are welcome, but will the

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5 Jan 2026 Venezuela

President Maduro was illegitimate, but Donald Trump’s illegal incursion into Venezuela puts him in the company of Vladimir Putin and will embolden President Xi in his ambitions for Taiwan. More pressing for the UK is the fact that an occupation of Greenland, which has been repeatedly threatened, would see Putin’s ambit

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17 Dec 2025Housing Development: Cumulative Impacts

I thank the Minister very much for giving way, and I wish him a merry Christmas. Nothing would empower my local authority more than the Government implementing recommendation 89 of the EAC’s report into flood resilience in England. Will his Department do that?

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17 Dec 2025Housing Development: Cumulative Impacts

The cumulative impact of development in Tewkesbury is nothing less than a threat to the continuing viability of Tewkesbury as a permanent settlement. The Environmental Audit Committee recently produced a report on flood resilience in England. Would my hon. Friend join me in asking the Government if they will implement

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17 Dec 2025Housing Development: Cumulative Impacts

How many was that?

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17 Dec 2025Neurodiversity in the Workplace

Does the hon. Member agree that, in the workplace, the way that neurodiverse traits are observed and received can vary between men and women? Women can suffer the consequences of unconscious bias. As my constituent Zaphira recently explained, decisiveness and spontaneity in men can be viewed as emotional or impulsive i

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17 Dec 2025Neurodiversity in the Workplace

I have spoken before about how neurodiversity is still an opportunity to be fully exploited by the workplace and that it is significantly inhibited by the education system. Does the hon. Lady agree that the Disabled Children’s Partnership “Fight for Ordinary” campaign presents an opportunity to create educational and w

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17 Dec 2025 UK-EU Common Understanding Negotiations

This deal will not give back the futures that were stolen from so many young people by Boris Johnson’s Government, but it does offer such futures to people going forward. It is good work. That said, small, medium-sized and large businesses in Tewkesbury and the economy at large need the Government to stop fumbling arou

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

Adam, did you want to add anything?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

How are your members responding to audiences moving to YouTube?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

In your experience, is the UK tax credit regime competitive enough internationally?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

That leads nicely on to the next question. Do you have any ideas for where the tax credit system could be improved for children’s TV or children’s content?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

Oli, do you have anything to add?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

Richard, what is your view on the value of the current tax reliefs available for children’s programmes and animation?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

John, do you have anything to add to wind up?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

If we lose the BBC, what happens to children’s content?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

What needs to happen to bridge that financial gap?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

John, in your evidence you talked about producers’ self-financing children’s content to go on YouTube, but you said that the income generated is nowhere near those levels. What proportion of your membership would you describe as struggling?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

Adam, did you want to add anything?

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16 Dec 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1338)

How are your members responding to audiences moving to YouTube?

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