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Speeches by Naismith.

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20 Jan 2025 Crewe Railway Station

Two at the same time. I will take my hon. Friend first.

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20 Jan 2025 Crewe Railway Station

It would not be an Adjournment debate in this place without an intervention from the hon. Gentleman, and he is correct. I will go on to say a little more about the importance of rail to our climate objectives. The significance of Crewe train station goes beyond its enormous benefit to the rail network. It provides and

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20 Jan 2025 Crewe Railway Station

It is fair to say that the opportunities that opening the station of Middlewich would present to the country and to Cheshire are exciting. Crewe station is a genuine strategic asset for local and national infrastructure.

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20 Jan 2025 Crewe Railway Station

I completely agree with my hon. Friend, who makes a strong case for his constituents in Middlewich.

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20 Jan 2025 Crewe Railway Station

I am grateful for the opportunity to address this House on an issue that I am no stranger to. I want to speak today to recognise the importance of Crewe railway station not just to my constituents, but to the entirety of Cheshire East, north-west England and the nation as a whole. Crewe station has been a linchpin of t

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20 Jan 2025High Street Rental Auctions

Crewe town centre, in my constituency, is in desperate need of “new year, new me”. For too long, we simply have not had the tools at a local level to tackle the irresponsible, absent landlords presiding over empty shop units. For example, the old M&S unit is owned by an absent landlord who has left that crucial anc

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20 Jan 2025High Street Rental Auctions

7. What steps she is taking to support local authorities on using high street rental auctions to help regenerate town centres.

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16 Dec 2024Low-paid Work

Average wages in my constituency of Crewe and Nantwich—a place with a proud industrial heritage—lag behind the regional and national averages at just £686 a week before tax. Will the Secretary of State outline how the “Get Britain Working” White Paper will support growth as well as high-skilled, well-paid jobs in my co

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16 Dec 2024Low-paid Work

15. What steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to help reduce the number of people in low-paid work.

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9 Dec 2024Planning Committees: Reform

Crewe FC, a fantastic community football club in my constituency, has plans for over £1 million of investment in grassroots football facilities, but that is at risk because of delays in the Cheshire East planning department. Does the Minister agree that the Government’s drive to reform planning should ensure speedier d

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3 Dec 2024Business Rates: High Street Retailers

17. What steps she is taking to introduce permanent reductions to business rates for high street retailers.

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3 Dec 2024Business Rates: High Street Retailers

Ahead of Small Business Saturday, I congratulate St Martha Greek taverna in Nantwich on being the first winner of my Crewe and Nantwich small business of the month competition. Small businesses on our high streets, such as St Martha, regularly highlight business rates as a significant challenge, so what steps is the Mi

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27 Nov 2024 Finance Bill

I am sorry, but I have given way several times already. I welcome the Government going even further in the Bill to level the playing field and ensure that those with the broadest shoulders take the heaviest burden. That is why we need the legislation to close loopholes such as the non-dom status, change the furnished h

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27 Nov 2024 Finance Bill

We have heard lots of contributions from the Opposition Benches about the fantastic record of the previous Government, but that does not stand up to the lived reality of our constituents. That is exactly why we saw the result that we had in the general election. The sooner Opposition Members come to terms with that res

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27 Nov 2024 Finance Bill

I thank the hon. Member for making that intervention. He says that it is not a choice between one and the other, but for 14 years under the previous Government we heard his side talk about state schools having to make difficult decisions and tighten their belts. As the husband of a state schoolteacher, I know that our

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27 Nov 2024 Finance Bill

My apologies, Madam Deputy Speaker. I am about to move on to points covered by the Finance Bill. My constituents want to live in a country that levels the playing field and ensures that working families have as much opportunity at all stages of their life, regardless of their postcode or their background. That is why I

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27 Nov 2024 Finance Bill

I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for South Derbyshire (Samantha Niblett) on a fantastic maiden speech. I am sure that her expertise in the tech sector will be an asset to this place. I welcome the ability to contribute to the debate on the Finance Bill. I am wholly supportive of the measures announced in the Bu

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21 Nov 2024Transport Infrastructure

16. What steps she is taking to improve transport infrastructure.

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21 Nov 2024Transport Infrastructure

The Labour mayors Andy Burnham and Richard Parker are developing proposals for a new rail link between Birmingham and Manchester. What engagement has the Department had with the mayors and investors in relation to this project, and does my right hon. Friend agree that, as a key transport hub, Crewe must be at the heart

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20 Nov 2024Digital Connectivity: Rural Areas

A number of my constituents in the village of Haslington have been in touch with me about poor mobile signal and digital connectivity in the village. One constituent was unable to contact emergency services in the event of a medical emergency. Does the Minister agree that the lack of progress on connectivity in our rur

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