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Speeches by Chadwick.

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

How long do you think that this policy will go on for? What would help you to send these people off for the treatment that they need?

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

This is obviously a question I have asked to Welsh Ministers here and in Cardiff, and one of the responses that always comes back is that people should not be allowed to go for their treatment in Herefordshire or anywhere else in England because everybody in Wales should have the same waiting times. However, does that

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

Dr Day, you mentioned the importance of having people manage those pathways and the relationships on both sides. Could you spell out what that means, with some examples of how it benefits patients to have those well-established relationships managed by people who presumably know each other?

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

Has it actually saved any money? How much money is Powys teaching health board saving as a result of this decision? These people will eventually need their operations anyway; they are not just going to run it off, and they will not get better by themselves.

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10 Jun 2026Defence Investment Plan

My constituency is home to the Sennybridge training area, an area of vital national importance that borders Merthyr Cynog. The military training area exists only because local farmers surrendered their farms for the national interest. However, the Minister’s Department is now raising concerns about foreign investment i

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10 Jun 2026
intervention
Defence Investment Plan

My constituency is home to the Sennybridge training area, an area of vital national importance that borders Merthyr Cynog. The military training area exists only because local farmers surrendered their farms for the national interest. However, the Minister’s Department is now raising concerns about foreign investment i

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9 Jun 2026
intervention
Middle East

The Foreign Secretary will know that the ongoing violence continues to take a horrific toll on civilian populations across Lebanon, Gaza and the wider region. Given our legal obligations under the strategic export licensing criteria, what assessment have the Government made of the risk of UK-supplied components being u

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9 Jun 2026Cross-border Healthcare

1. What steps he is taking to help improve cross-border healthcare between UK nations.

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9 Jun 2026Cross-border Healthcare

Powys has no general hospital, so my constituents are dependent on access to English hospitals for the treatment and operations they need. However, last July, Powys teaching health board made the decision to extend waiting times for Powys patients awaiting operations, with the result that many have now been waiting yea

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9 Jun 2026Middle East

The Foreign Secretary will know that the ongoing violence continues to take a horrific toll on civilian populations across Lebanon, Gaza and the wider region. Given our legal obligations under the strategic export licensing criteria, what assessment have the Government made of the risk of UK-supplied components being u

defencecost-of-livingsocial-care
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8 Jun 2026 Water Companies

My constituents are disgusted by the sheer volume of sewage dumping that is happening across the River Tawe, the Usk and the Wye. Just two weeks ago, local children became ill after swimming in the Tawe, and the same happened last year in the Wye near Glasbury. Will the Minister listen to the Liberal Democrat calls to

utilitiesenvironmentcost-of-living
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4 Jun 2026High Street Businesses: Government Support

I salute the speech that my hon. Friend is giving; I am seeing the same situation play out in my constituency. Brecon has one of the most beautiful high streets in Wales, with its gorgeous Georgian buildings, but local businesses are telling me exactly the same thing. They are taking an absolute hammering from this Gov

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3 Jun 2026Small Towns: Transport Links

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Roger. I thank the hon. Member for Rossendale and Darwen (Andy MacNae) for securing the debate. I agree with many of his comments. Transport options for people across Brecon, Radnor and Cwm Tawe are dreadful. Whether for getting to work, accessing healthcare, visit

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21 May 2026Costs for Motorists

Increased fuel costs are a real pain point in a constituency like mine. Rural households that depend on their cars spend nearly £800 a year more on fuel than people who live in urban areas. Will the Government listen again to the Liberal Democrats’ demands for an immediate 10p cut in fuel duty, which would bring down p

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21 May 2026Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill

There are at least 6,000 vacancies for welders, so we absolutely need a lot more of them. The skills shortages present opportunities to get future generations into well-paid and secure trades. Artificial intelligence cannot do welding yet, because it does not have any arms—yet. Our education system is not producing the

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21 May 2026Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill

I start this contribution on a positive note for the steel industry. Last week I visited Kiernan Steel’s fabrication workshop in Llandrindod, Wales. Kiernan Steel is a tremendously successful Irish company that has brought much-needed jobs to Radnorshire, and its success shows how the rural economy can prosper if our b

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22 Apr 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-22)

Thank you. Can you talk about how the process looks for English patients versus Welsh patients?

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22 Apr 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-22)

I have heard directly from clinicians at your hospital who are concerned about the long-term welfare of Powys patients affected by delayed treatment decisions. They have concerns about safety, long-term prognoses and the increased cost of treatment, as they continue to deteriorate. Is that concern shared by your leader

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22 Apr 2026Clean Energy

Since coming to power, time and again this Government have failed to stand up for Welsh interests. Nowhere has that been more obvious than in mid-Wales, where Oliver Millican and his company Bute Energy would like to build a series of energy parks that encircle our military training bases, impede our farmers’ access to

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22 Apr 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-22)

The statement of values and principles that governs cross-border healthcare states that no patient should face delayed treatment due to disputes over funding, or due to differing rules about the level of service available in both countries. Stacey, do you feel that the current approach aligns with that principle, and w

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