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10 Mar 2025Agricultural Education and Training

Kingston Maurward college in my constituency of West Dorset provides essential training in agriculture, offering degrees, apprenticeships and short courses to equip the next generation of farmers with critical skills. What measures will the Minister take to ensure that farming courses are not underfunded compared with

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10 Mar 2025Agricultural Education and Training

15. What steps she is taking to increase funding for agricultural education and training.

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5 Mar 2025Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office plays a vital role in supporting and protecting people around the world, upholding Britain’s diplomatic presence and promoting our values and interests. In my short time on the Foreign Affairs Committee, I have been repeatedly struck by the impressive quality of the peop

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5 Mar 2025Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

I am not going to waste time re-arguing the coalition years—we have a global crisis happening. Either we all work together on this, or we keep nit-picking over the past. That is not the way to go forward. I urge the Government to look at Liberal Democrat proposals to fund the much-needed uplift in defence spending not

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4 Mar 2025 Bathing Water Regulations

My hon. Friend makes an interesting point. We have talked a lot about the ecological and health benefits, but there is also an important economic impact, as shown by all the events in Henley that he outlined. For example, tourism contributes more than £700 million every year to the local economy in West Dorset. We have

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3 Mar 2025New Housing: Protected Landscapes

West Dorset desperately needs new housing that is actually affordable for local people, especially key workers and young families looking to get on the housing ladder, but 70% of West Dorset falls within a protected national landscape, formerly an area of outstanding natural beauty. Rigid housing targets could lead to

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3 Mar 2025New Housing: Protected Landscapes

15. Whether her Department is taking steps to ensure housing targets account for protected landscapes.

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11 Feb 2025Cost of Energy

The hon. Member for Beaconsfield (Joy Morrissey), representing the former Government, tried to mischaracterise the need to upgrade the grid as a cost of renewables, but does the Minister agree that we need to upgrade the grid regardless of what technology we use? We lose 10% of the energy we generate through transmissi

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11 Feb 2025 Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: Travel Advice

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Dr Allin-Khan. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Surrey Heath (Dr Pinkerton) for securing this vital debate, and for the powerful and deeply moving speech he made. The story of Hudson Foley, a young man with his whole life ahead of him, tragically lost due to carbon m

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11 Feb 2025Cost of Energy

I am struggling with the argument of renewable energy not being cost-effective. For the cost of the amount of generation that Hinkley C would deliver, we could deliver twice as much renewable energy generation. The strike price for offshore wind is far below any other source of electricity. So I am at a loss—across eve

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11 Feb 2025Cost of Energy

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Western. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Bath (Wera Hobhouse) for securing this important debate. I declare that prior to being elected, I spent the better part of a decade in renewable energy finance. While I would not claim to be an expert, I hope to bring some

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10 Feb 2025New Medium Helicopter

13. What his planned timetable is for awarding the new medium helicopter contract.

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10 Feb 2025New Medium Helicopter

A significant number of my constituents contribute to the defence sector, whether through apprenticeships, graduate roles or skilled employment. Many were schooled in West Dorset and now work in the surrounding areas, including for firms such as Leonardo in the neighbouring constituency of Yeovil. What assurances can t

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6 Feb 2025Agriculture Sector: Growth

7. What steps his Department is taking to help support growth in the agriculture sector.

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6 Feb 2025Agriculture Sector: Growth

Farmers in West Dorset are struggling with rising costs, the regulatory burden, market instability and supermarkets paying unsustainably low prices for what they produce. This forces many farmers to diversify away from food production in order to survive. Given the vital role that farming plays in both our rural econom

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5 Feb 2025Closure of High Street Services: Rural Areas

The Minister seems to be outlining very succinctly the failure of the banks to provide a service and the importance of post offices in providing services. I am struggling to understand why the Government are punishing the Post Office with national insurance contribution rises while maintaining the Tory tax cuts for the

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5 Feb 2025 Police Grant Report

While I am grateful for the additional funding outlined in the Police Grant Report, it is clear that it does not go far enough. Police forces in rural constituencies such as mine continue to struggle with historic underfunding, and once again the funding settlement falls short of what is needed. Dorset police will see

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5 Feb 2025Closure of High Street Services: Rural Areas

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Furniss. I would also like to thank my hon. and gallant Friend the Member for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross (Jamie Stone) for securing this important debate. The wonderful towns of West Dorset may be small, but they are mighty. The resilience of our local bu

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4 Feb 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 699)

For clarity, would any investigation into any kind of breach fall within the National Crime Agency’s purview?

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4 Feb 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 699)

I have a question that I suppose goes back to where we started: the effectiveness of sanctions. I distinctly remember hearing somebody say a long time ago that, prior to the Iranian sanctions, the IRGC had control of about 5% of the Iranian economy, on the basis that no one wanted to buy a toaster or refrigerator from

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