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5 Feb 2025 Police Grant Report

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5 Feb 2025 Police Grant Report

My hon. Friend raises an important matter. That neighbourhood policing presence that we are talking about in our high streets and our town centres will be so important in getting to grips not only with antisocial behaviour, but with the rise in shop theft and assaults on retail workers. This Labour Government want to t

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5 Feb 2025 Police Grant Report

Issues such as the precept in Wales are obviously a matter for the Welsh Government. There is general agreement that a number of Members are concerned about the police settlement. It is historical; it is what we inherited from the previous Government. I know that the previous Government had two attempts to reform the f

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5 Feb 2025 Police Grant Report

If hon. Members want the exact figure given to police forces to cover national insurance contributions, it is £230 million. I will now give way to the right hon. Lady.

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5 Feb 2025 Police Grant Report

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5 Feb 2025 Police Grant Report

The national insurance increases that were announced in the Budget are fully funded in the settlement. I think I saw the right hon. Member for Dwyfor Meirionnydd (Liz Saville Roberts) rise.

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5 Feb 2025 Police Grant Report

I am happy to give way to the right hon. Member for Hertsmere (Sir Oliver Dowden).

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5 Feb 2025 Police Grant Report

I just want to get my next point on to the record, and then I will certainly give way. In 2025-26, overall funding for policing will total up to £19.6 billion. Of that amount, the funding available to police and crime commissioners for their local police forces will be up to £17.5 billion. That is an increase of an add

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21 Jan 2025 Knife Crime: West Midlands

It is a great pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir John. I congratulate you on your impeccable chairing of Westminster Hall this afternoon. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for West Bromwich (Sarah Coombes) for securing this debate, and for her powerful and eloquent opening speech. I am grateful to her and t

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17 Jan 2025Licensing Hours Extension Bill

The measures before us are simple and straightforward, and the debate shows there is widespread agreement in the House about them. I hope that the hon. Gentleman will, in this case, not cause any problems to the Bill going forward. The Bill will rectify the issues we have been discussing and streamline the parliamentar

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17 Jan 2025Licensing Hours Extension Bill

I feel quite intoxicated by the number of local licensed premises that have been mentioned this morning. It must have set some sort of record. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Wrexham (Andrew Ranger) on his success in the ballot for private Members’ Bills—in the 20 years I have been a Member I have never ha

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17 Jan 2025Licensing Hours Extension Bill

Absolutely. My hon. Friend makes an important point about ensuring that those who work in hospitality are well protected and that getting them home is an important part of employers’ duty to keep their workforce safe. In the past, licensing hours have been relaxed for high-profile royal events, such as His Majesty the

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13 Jan 2025Antisocial Behaviour

The Government are committed to tackling antisocial behaviour and the harm and misery that we all know it causes in communities. This is part of our safer streets mission that will introduce respect orders and put 13,000 additional police officers, PCSOs and special constables into neighbourhood policing roles so that

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13 Jan 2025Antisocial Behaviour

The hon. Lady makes an important point about how antisocial behaviour has to be tackled, particularly in areas where we have lots of tourists. The neighbourhood policing guarantee is important because it will deliver an additional 13,000 police officers, PCSOs and specials in our town and city centres and in rural area

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13 Jan 2025Topical Questions

We are currently looking into whether there is a need for more regulation of live facial recognition, but I recognise that it is a very important tool to which the police should have access. I am having a series of stakeholder meetings with various groups to discuss how we take this forward, but I do recognise how impo

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13 Jan 2025Topical Questions

If the hon. Lady writes to me with details, I will certainly look into that issue.

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13 Jan 2025Topical Questions

I would be delighted to visit.

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13 Jan 2025Topical Questions

Of course, the hon. Gentleman’s force area is getting more money in the settlement that was announced just before Christmas. Clearly, we keep all formulas under consideration and, as the hon. Gentleman knows, we are going to go through a police reform package and programme. Finance will be part of that.

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13 Jan 2025Antisocial Behaviour

My hon. Friend makes an important point about the conflicting and competing interests in the Metropolitan police. We have committed to putting police back on the beat through the neighbourhood policing guarantee. A neighbourhood policing team will be in every area. It will be out policing, with intelligence-led, visibl

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13 Jan 2025Tackling Crime: Newcastle-under-Lyme

The Prime Minister, the Home Secretary and I, as the Policing Minister, have said that we want a common-sense approach to dealing with these matters. The Government have been very clear on this. We have set out our priorities as the incoming Government: halving knife crime; halving violence against women and girls; res

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