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Speeches by Aldridge.

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1 Apr 2025 School-based Nursery Capital Grants

I am so excited to hear about the nursery at St Anne’s church academy in Weston-super-Mare, especially from the Dispatch Box today. People such as Julie McCallum at Play and Learn pre-school in Worle have shouldered the burdens of the previous Government’s evisceration of early years and of their lack of strategy. Will

educationcost-of-living
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27 Mar 2025 Business of the House

My constituent Tia Brown has been refused vital treatment for premature ovarian insufficiency, a serious condition that affects one in 100 women under 40 in the UK, despite her doctors recommending that she be given the treatment and it being freely available in Wales. POI causes early ovarian failure, which increases

fiscal-policyeconomy-jobshealth
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13 Mar 2025 Contribution of Muslims to Communities

I commend my hon. Friend for securing this debate; it is fantastic. It would be remiss of me, coming from a small town in the west country, not to talk about the Muslim population in my town. In the context of what happened in the summer, I was really proud to be able to stand with the Muslim community in Weston-super-

culture-communitysocial-care
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13 Mar 2025 Mental Health Support: Educational Settings

I have just gone through my speech and scratched out quite a lot, but you will probably be pleased about that, Madam Deputy Speaker. I pay tribute to my hon. Friend the Member for Redditch (Chris Bloore) for his efforts to secure this important debate. Being an MP is a difficult job to define. It is true that there are

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12 Mar 2025 Housing Development Planning: Water Companies

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Lewell-Buck. I congratulate the hon. Member for North Shropshire (Helen Morgan) on securing the debate; we are all impatient for change and proper accountability from water companies, so it is an important one. I am grateful for the opportunity to speak on an issue tha

housingutilitiesenvironment
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12 Mar 2025 Housing Development Planning: Water Companies

One of the things that the hon. Gentleman’s constituency and mine share is that we are quite close to floodplains. The rhyne management has been a real problem. That goes back to the austerity cuts of the coalition Government, and we still have not got back from that. That is a real problem for many coastal communities

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11 Mar 2025 Local Government: Nolan Principles

I thank the hon. Member for securing this debate on the Nolan principles, which I have been very interested in for a long time, working in public service. In a digital-first world, with so much of our lives documented and undertaken online, does he agree that there is a greater necessity for a reimagination of the Nola

local-governmentmp-performance
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11 Mar 2025English Rugby Union: Governance

It is an honour to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Desmond. As the MP for a constituency with not one but two rugby union clubs, the governance of English rugby union is of particular importance to me and my constituents. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Camborne and Redruth (Perran Moon) for securing this deba

culture-communityeconomy-jobshealth
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10 Mar 2025 Crime and Policing Bill

It is really important that we reflect on the impact of that under-investment in neighbourhood policing, and specifically on the cultural feeling of insecurity, and people’s feeling that crime will not be responded to. That has pervaded every society. I hear that on the doorsteps every time I go out. It will take a lon

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10 Mar 2025 Crime and Policing Bill

Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?

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6 Mar 2025English Football: Financial Sustainability and Governance

While the Tories and Reform might be happy to see rogue owners running roughshod over fans and players across the country, does the Minister agree that this Labour Government will not allow fans to be taken for fools any longer?

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6 Mar 2025 Business of the House

Weston Museum, in the heart of Weston-super-Mare, is a joyful community hub famous for Clara’s cottage, fantastic cake and, now, Banksy’s famous pinwheel. The museum is also hosting a beautiful exhibition curated by some of the wonderful women of Weston-super-Mare for International Women’s Day. Will the Leader of the H

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6 Mar 2025English Football: Financial Sustainability and Governance

It is an honour to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Turner. Football in England is not just a sport; it is a way of life. It binds communities together, gives local communities pride and provides opportunities both on and off the pitch, not least to my amazing nephews and my niece. In my constituency, Weston-super-Mar

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5 Mar 2025 Antisocial Behaviour and Illegal Bikes

It is an honour to serve under your chairmanship, Dr Murrison. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Tipton and Wednesbury (Antonia Bance) for securing this important debate. It is important to note that the Labour party is the party of neighbourhood policing. People can see that when they look at the number of Governm

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5 Mar 2025 River Wandle Pollution

It is important to make the point that sewage in rivers filters into our coastlines in constituencies such as mine in Weston-super-Mare. The type of crisis that the hon. Gentleman is outlining very eloquently in his local river demands a generational transformation, with clear penalties for water bosses. Does he agree

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26 Feb 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 586)

There is an element of confusion on my part. We are saying that the ICRIR does not have trust—that is what is being said—but then on the other side of it victims are getting older and passing away. We have the ICRIR, which is not working. It will take time, a lot of effort and a whole other process of gaining trust and

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26 Feb 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 586)

Going back to the inquest system—

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26 Feb 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 586)

Thank you all for your contributions. We really value them. It has definitely enhanced my understanding so much, so I really appreciate it. The ICRIR model was built around conditional immunity for people coming to it with information. With those provisions now deemed incompatible with the ECHR, how do you envisage par

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26 Feb 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 586)

I have a more specific supplementary for Alyson. Should the list of those who can refer cases to ICRIR be widened as part of its reforms and should the commission be able to initiate its own investigations?

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25 Feb 2025Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (Transfer of Functions etc) Bill [Lords]

The Bill constitutes a significant step towards streamlining and strengthening our technical education and apprenticeship system, and, as someone who worked in the apprenticeships sector in different roles, I am a big fan. So many of us have seen at first hand how apprenticeships transform lives—how they build dignity

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