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28 Nov 2024People Housebound due to Disability: Church Support

7. What steps the Church is taking to support people that are housebound due to a disability.

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28 Nov 2024People Housebound due to Disability: Church Support

Churches Together South Tyneside does amazing work through its Happy at Home hub, providing a range of services to the lonely and the isolated. Will my hon. Friend expand a little more on the Church’s wider pastoral duties towards those in the greatest need?

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18 Nov 2024Children’s Social Care

I welcome my right hon. Friend’s considerate focus. Children in care have died in unregulated accommodation, but that did not stop the last Conservative Government introducing cruel legislation to make it permissible for councils to place children in care aged 16 and above into such accommodation—tents, caravans, bed a

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18 Nov 2024Independent Armed Forces Commissioner

6. What progress he has made on establishing an independent armed forces commissioner.

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18 Nov 2024Independent Armed Forces Commissioner

I thank the Minister for all he is doing to improve the lives of our armed forces communities. He will be aware of the deeply distressing accounts of rape and sexual assault from the Defence Committee’s report on women in the armed forces. Will he please revisit our recommendations and those of the Lyons review, so tha

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11 Nov 2024Child Poverty

We know that the previous Government presided over shameful levels of child poverty, including nearly 500,000 children who are eligible for free school meals but who are missing out. Will my hon. Friend, alongside the Education Secretary, urgently look at the proposal by Feeding Britain for auto-enrolment to free schoo

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11 Nov 2024Child Poverty

16. What steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to reduce levels of child poverty.

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23 Oct 2024Topical Questions

T3. Will the duty of candour in the Hillsborough law apply to the 70-year-long nuclear test veterans scandal?

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21 Oct 2024Ukraine

When this Government said that our support for Ukraine was absolute, we meant it. My right hon. Friend referred to the recently signed defence export treaty between the UK and Ukraine, which will support Ukraine’s defence industrial base while helping to replenish our own stockpiles. As far as he is able, will he updat

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13 Oct 2024Strategic Defence Review

The SDR is welcome and needed. The previous Conservative Government left our armed forces personnel, capabilities and funding depleted. Can the Secretary of State—[Interruption.] Hang fire. Can the Secretary of State assure me that the experts conducting our review will have an ongoing focus on our sovereign defence in

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9 Oct 2024Local Bus Services

17. What steps she is taking to help improve local bus services.

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9 Oct 2024Local Bus Services

My right hon. Friend knows that when the previous Government axed over 1,000 bus routes, local communities were completely ignored. As she rebuilds our bus network, can she assure me that the better buses Bill will make provision to fully include local voices, not just the voices of those in elected positions?

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24 Jul 2024 Business of the House

Many of us enjoyed watching the Euros in our local pubs, whose licensing hours were only just extended before this House rose for the general election. My private Member’s Bill would have ensured that extensions for events of national importance would no longer be dependent on Parliament sitting. That Bill passed throu

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23 Jul 2024Engagements

Q5. For decades, my constituent Jack Taylor has been continuously ignored by previous Governments. He and other nuclear veterans have been denied access to their medical records and compensation. The Prime Minister has rightly said that these national heroes deserve full accountability and justice. Will he therefore co

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