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Speeches by Chadwick.

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7 May 2025Cold and Damp Homes

Does the Minister see a greater role for Welsh wool in insulating our homes? He may not be aware that many Welsh farmers actually lose money from shearing their sheep. Wool is a natural product that can be used to insulate homes. It is organic, and it would bring more money into the rural economy, unlike synthetic prod

housinghealthcost-of-living
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7 May 2025 Trade Negotiations

Welsh farmers have been reaping the rewards of high beef prices over the past few years. That has been the one piece of good news in the industry. They now hear that another Government have signed another trade deal allowing even more beef imports into our country. Why have the Government decided to include beef import

economy-jobsagriculture
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6 May 2025 Data (Use and Access) Bill [Lords]

I rise to speak in strong support of new clauses 1 and 2. New clause 1 seeks to raise the age of consent for social media data processing from 13 to 16. As the father of two young boys, I am deeply concerned about the way in which tech platforms engineer addiction, manipulate attention, and shape childhood in ways that

technologyeconomy-jobsculture-community
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5 May 2025Parking Regulation

I thank my hon. Friend and the hon. Member for Derby South (Baggy Shanker) for securing this debate. At least four unpaid carers attending weekly Dementia Matters meetings in Brecon have been fined. Does my hon. Friend agree that there is more that we can do to protect unpaid carers?

local-governmentcost-of-living
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5 May 2025 Victory in Europe and Victory over Japan: 80th Anniversary

Eighty years ago, when the guns fell silent, the long and bitter war against tyranny in Europe was over. Britain’s peace was marked by not only celebration, but gratitude and reflection on all that had been sacrificed to make it possible. That peace had been fully and faithfully earned across my constituency, with cour

defenceculture-community
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5 May 2025Trade Negotiations

Steel tariffs were reportedly a major sticking point in these trade negotiations with India. That is of particular concern to communities across south Wales, especially following Tata’s decision to shut down its blast furnaces in Wales and across Europe while simultaneously investing in new capacity in India. Can the M

economy-jobslabour-market
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29 Apr 2025Strengthening the Union

There is no greater threat to our Union than the feeling that workers in one nation matter less than those in another. People in and around Port Talbot feel that they have had a rotten deal. Can the Minister explain why, under the deal that her Government did with Tata, workers who had been at the company for longer th

economy-jobshealthculture-community
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28 Apr 2025 River Thames: Unauthorised Mooring

I recognise the frustrations and problems that my hon. Friend is having getting the relevant supervisory authorities to pay heed. In Brecon, we have a similar issue: the canal might run dry following Welsh Water’s decision to start charging the Canal & River Trust for the water it extracts, yet none of the relevant

environmentlocal-government
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28 Apr 2025 River Thames: Unauthorised Mooring

The Minister will have heard the points we have made about the lack of supervisory authorities. Will she write to the Welsh Minister responsible and ask him to look into the case of the Brecon canal?

environmentlocal-government
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23 Apr 2025Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 760)

Across the range of your responsibilities, for what support will you look to your fellow board members in your role as Chair?

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23 Apr 2025Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 760)

In your responses to our questionnaire, you identified some development areas for you in the role, which is very admirable. What activity have you undertaken, or do you intend to undertake, to help you upskill to take on the role?

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22 Apr 2025Sewage

Statistics published last week show that Welsh Water—the supposedly not-for-profit Welsh water company—had the highest number of sewage discharges across the entire UK, despite charging some of the highest prices for its water, in a country that has some of the lowest incomes in the UK. Does my hon. Friend agree that t

environmentutilitieseconomy-jobs
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22 Apr 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-04-22)

I fully support Sir John’s comments. First, nearly every farmer I have spoken to has a horror story to share about supermarket buying behaviour, but not that many farmers are aware that there are regulators they can turn to, share their stories with and hopefully see some intervention from. Any debate on this issue rai

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21 Apr 2025 British Steel

If the Government now believe that primary steelmaking capacity is critical for the security of the UK, do they also recognise that the skilled workers needed to produce that steel are equally as important? If so, why were they willing to let 2,800 of them be made unemployed last September in Port Talbot?

economy-jobsenergydefence
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11 Apr 2025Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill

Last year, the Government said they would introduce a new steel strategy that would create more well-paid jobs in the places where they are most needed. Following last year’s closures of the blast furnaces at Port Talbot, many of my constituents have lost their jobs or seen their incomes fall. That includes the thousan

economy-jobsenergydefence
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24 Mar 2025European Union: UK Membership

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir John. I thank the hon. Member for Colne Valley (Paul Davies) for introducing this debate, as well as everyone who signed the petition. We all know by now that, thanks to the Conservatives and their allies in Reform, the relationship between the UK, Wales and the EU

economy-jobsdefenceculture-community
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12 Mar 2025Employer National Insurance Contributions: Impact on Employment

The national insurance increase is set to hit high streets in Wales hard, with many traders saying that they will lay off staff as a result. Last week, the Government announced £100 million of funding to be spent on reinvigorating Welsh high streets, but no towns in the Swansea, Neath or Amman valleys were on that list

economy-jobsfiscal-policylabour-market
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27 Feb 2025 St David’s Day and Welsh Affairs

Will the Secretary of State give way?

economy-jobsculture-communityagriculture
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27 Feb 2025 St David’s Day and Welsh Affairs

Will the right hon. Lady give way?

economy-jobsculture-communityagriculture
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27 Feb 2025 St David’s Day and Welsh Affairs

Will the right hon. Lady give way?

economy-jobsculture-communityagriculture
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