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18 Jun 2025 Business of the House

Elusive Brewing, a fantastic independent brewery in my constituency of Wokingham, brews Oregon Trail, which won best IPA at the Champion Beer of Britain awards. Can we have a debate in Government time on the steps that Ministers are taking to support the people of Wokingham in enjoying great local products, such as tho

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17 Jun 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-06-17)

Is that a good reputation or not? I do not know; we will have to think about that. Anyway, thank you very much for considering this application for a debate on the impact of NHS workforce shortfalls on cancer patients. I am applying for it because the NHS workforce crisis is now directly endangering the lives of cancer

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17 Jun 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-06-17)

Probably the first one. They are both equally important because of the national cancer strategy that is likely to be reported on some time in August or September.

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17 Jun 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-06-17)

Thank you for the opportunity to present this application for a debate on less survivable cancers. I am applying for the debate because these cancers—pancreatic, liver, lung, brain, stomach and oesophageal—are some of the deadliest diseases that we face, yet remain neglected in the national conversation and in our canc

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17 Jun 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-06-17)

Thank you very much. Clive Jones made representations.

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17 Jun 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-06-17)

Yes.

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16 Jun 2025 Prostate Cancer Treatment

Will the hon. Member reiterate a question that I have for the Minister? Specifically, given that abiraterone is already approved for use in Scotland and Wales, what action is the Minister taking to ensure that men in England are not disadvantaged in accessing lifesaving cancer treatments?

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16 Jun 2025Access to GPs

The Government’s additional roles reimbursement scheme led to just three new GPs for my constituents in Wokingham, which is a drop in the ocean. More needs to be done to deliver GP practices in new developments such as Arborfield in south Wokingham. Why did Ministers not support the Liberal Democrat amendment to the Pl

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15 Jun 2025Windrush Day 2025

The Windrush generation made a huge contribution to the life and the economy of the UK, but I want to pay tribute to the Hong Kong community in my constituency of Wokingham and across the United Kingdom, who I am sure will make the same contribution to the UK. I am deeply concerned that the Government are piling uncert

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11 Jun 2025 Spending Review: Health and Social Care

I was really saddened that there was no mention of cancer in the Minister’s statement, so I will give her the opportunity to correct that omission. Will this new money for our NHS ensure that all cancer waiting time targets are met by the end of this Parliament, and can the Minister confirm that those targets will be i

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11 Jun 2025 Business of the House

I declare my interest as a governor of the Royal Berkshire hospital. There is a chronic shortfall of staff in radiology and oncology. Those shortages mean that people find out they have cancer later and treatments are delayed, worsening survival rates. Is the Leader of the House aware that 2,910 more clinical radiologi

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11 Jun 2025Trade Agreements Programme

Yesterday the Chancellor championed the Government’s supposed trade deal with the United States, but that trade deal is not yet complete. We know that because no impact assessment has been published. Why are the Government popping the champagne prematurely, and have they done an impact assessment on any of the ongoing

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19 May 2025UK-EU Summit

In the UK-EU summit, co-operation on access to medicines was noticeably scarce. That is an area where we are falling massively behind compared with our European allies. Can the Prime Minister ask the Minister for Secondary Care to meet me, so that we can discuss why only 25% of new cancer medicines approved by the EU a

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19 May 2025 Adoption and Kinship Placements

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mrs Harris. I thank the hon. Member for South West Devon (Rebecca Smith) for securing this important debate. The Government’s cuts to the adoption and special guardianship support fund are going to harm vulnerable children in my constituency of Wokingham and across Englan

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19 May 2025 GP Services: Christchurch

Will the Minister give way?

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19 May 2025 GP Services: Christchurch

Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

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18 May 2025Topical Questions

T2. Will the Minister tell the House how much of the European Union’s €150 billion rearmament fund he anticipates will be available to our defence companies, who provide high quality jobs, and to our armed forces?

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14 May 2025Product Regulation and Metrology Bill [Lords] (Third sitting)

I thank the Minister for his response. I am disappointed that he is not willing to back the new clause, which simply asks for transparency about enforcement capacity. Trading standards cannot enforce laws. It does not have the people or funding for it, and right now it is being asked to do more with less. The Bill risk

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14 May 2025Product Regulation and Metrology Bill [Lords] (Third sitting)

I thank the Minister for his response and the hon. Member for West Worcestershire for her remarks. The Government accept that the batteries are high risk—which is welcome—so why not name them in the Bill? Consumers, firefighters and local authorities all want clarity and action. If the Bill is not the right vehicle, wh

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14 May 2025Product Regulation and Metrology Bill [Lords] (Third sitting)

I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second Time. The Government can legislate all they like, but if local law enforcement bodies such as trading standards are not properly funded or supported, laws risk becoming paper promises rather than practical protections. A large share of responsibility for the areas within

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