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Speeches by Hazelgrove.

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5 Nov 2024Renters' Rights Bill (Eighth sitting)

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

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5 Nov 2024Renters' Rights Bill (Eighth sitting)

I beg to ask leave to withdraw the new clause. Clause, by leave, withdrawn. New Clause 10 Home Adaptations “(1) The Housing Act 1988 is amended as follows. (2) After section 16 insert— ‘16A Home adaptations (1) It is an implied term of every assured tenancy to which this section applies that a landlord shall give permi

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4 Nov 2024Curriculum and Assessment Review

Research from the University of Cambridge shows that financial habits are often set by the age of seven, yet financial education for young people is still a postcode lottery. It is not part of the primary curriculum, and many teachers at secondary level, where it is part of the curriculum, lack resources and confidence

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4 Nov 2024Curriculum and Assessment Review

11. What recent progress the independent curriculum and assessment review has made.

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21 Oct 2024Renters' Rights Bill (First sitting)

I used to work at Shelter, which is giving evidence today.

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21 Oct 2024Renters' Rights Bill (First sitting)

Q Thank you for joining us today. I am looking at your impressive background: you have clearly done a lot of great work on homelessness and in other areas, whether at City Hall addressing rough sleeping, or on the social impact bond on homelessness. With that lens in mind, do you feel that the Bill will deliver on the

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21 Oct 2024Renters' Rights Bill (Second sitting)

Q Dr Dawson, I was thrilled to see that you are an external examiner for the University of the West of England, particularly focusing on environmental health. That university sits in my constituency, so thank you for the work you do to support students in our community. You both have a wealth of experience and expertis

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21 Oct 2024Renters' Rights Bill (Second sitting)

Q Is my hon. Friend certain that the Bill, as drafted, provides enough protections against huge advance rent requests? Matthew Pennycook: It is a very good question, and we have touched on this issue, as well as guarantors. I am happy to give the Committee a sense of my thinking, because I have reflected further on the

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21 Oct 2024Renters' Rights Bill (First sitting)

Q Thank you both for joining us today. It is so important to hear renters’ voices here in Parliament as we discuss this crucial Bill. A simple question from me: do you believe that, as drafted, the Bill will improve the lives of, and make things fairer for, the millions of renters across our country? Tom Darling: Simpl

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14 Oct 2024 House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill

Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. It is the privilege of my life to give my first speech in the House of Commons as the first Labour Member of Parliament for the Filton and Bradley Stoke constituency. Having been a candidate since 2022, it still feels rather surreal to be on this side of the election and to say those wo

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14 Oct 2024 House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill

Given my hon. Friend’s expertise in polling, for the benefit of this House, could he shed any light on whether there is any public support for continuing the hereditary principle?

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1 Sept 2024Topical Questions

As the housing crisis worsened under the last Government, houses in multiple occupation became more prevalent in a number of communities, including in Filton, Stoke Park and Stoke Gifford. Naturally, with more people living in more homes than were envisaged when the local infrastructure was planned, there is an impact

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28 Jul 2024Public Spending: Inheritance

May I thank my right hon. Friend for her transparency and openness about the dire state of our inheritance from the Conservatives? The Tory leadership race is now clearly in full swing, which is important. People across the Filton and Bradley Stoke constituency, and across the country, deserve to know why none of the c

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22 Jul 2024Access to NHS Dentists

I congratulate my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care and his fantastic team on taking their new place on the Government Front Bench. I also thank my right hon. Friend for his advocacy in the last Parliament for people across my constituency who lack dental access. What assurances can th

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