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Speeches by Mierlo.

Every Hansard contribution by Freddie van Mierlo this parliament, most recent first. Back to the MP page for the headline figures and analysed positions.

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8 Jul 2026Point of Order

On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. On 2 June, my hon. Friends the Members for Didcot and Wantage (Olly Glover), for Oxford West and Abingdon (Layla Moran), for Bicester and Woodstock (Calum Miller) and for Witney (Charlie Maynard) and I sent a letter to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care concerni

healthsocial-care
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1 Jul 2026Flood Insurance: Reform of Flood Re

The Minister has rightly spoken of the flood resilience grant scheme, which is an important scheme, but residents of Wheatley in my constituency found out in September 2024 that they were ineligible for grants, because 2,000 homes need to be flooded before payments are triggered. That fundamentally disadvantages rural

environmentcost-of-livinghousing
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1 Jul 2026Online Safety: Children

The makers of the Louis Theroux documentary “Inside the Manosphere” showed the all-party parliamentary group on fatherhood, which I chair, that within 15 minutes of looking at YouTube, young boys could be shown misogynistic content when they are simply trying to search for gym content. Will the Secretary of State confi

technologyeducationculture-community
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25 Jun 2026Business of the House

Protected land and villages, such as Stoke Row and Park Corner in my constituency, are being sold off in small lots. Auctioneers subtly encourage buyers into paying over the odds for land that has no prospect of planning consent. The result is disappointed and ripped-off buyers. Plot holders, left with failed investmen

defencelocal-governmentculture-community
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25 Jun 2026Neuropsychiatric Conditions: PANS and PANDAS

I wholeheartedly agree with the right hon. Gentleman. There are very few downsides of prescribing an antibiotic, especially in this instance, given the seriousness of the condition. As he says, there is really no good reason to withhold this medication. A second challenge facing families is the impact on a child’s abil

healtheducationsocial-care
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25 Jun 2026Neuropsychiatric Conditions: PANS and PANDAS

I thank my hon. Friend the Member for North East Fife (Wendy Chamberlain) for securing the debate and for her advocacy in raising the profile of PANS/PANDAS. I also thank the hon. Member for Carlisle (Ms Minns) for the comments she made. I hope that she gets a response from her ICB very soon—I am waiting for one from m

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24 Jun 2026
intervention
Climate Change

Will the Minister give way?

energyenvironmenteconomy-jobs
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24 Jun 2026Climate Change

Will the Minister give way?

energyenvironmenteconomy-jobs
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24 Jun 2026
intervention
Climate Change

Will the right hon. Member give way on that point?

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24 Jun 2026Nottingham Maternity and Neonatal Services

I thank the Secretary of State for the way in which he delivered the statement and the apology that he issued, which I think will be received as sincere and heartfelt. Hearing the details in the report, I am not angry but ashamed—ashamed that women and babies have suffered so grievously in this country at their most vu

healthsocial-care
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16 Jun 2026Thames Water

Ten months ago, the Government appointed FTI Consulting to advise them on taking Thames Water into special administration. Can the Secretary of State update the House on the outputs of that work and how much it has cost to date?

utilitiesenvironmentcost-of-living
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10 Jun 2026
intervention
Engagements

Q14. Every time there is heavy rain, Judy Washington’s driveway and garden are flooded with raw sewage. The same happens to her neighbour, and it happened again last week. Thames Water told my office that it will not even look at the situation until the end of winter 2027. It is unacceptable that a lady in her retireme

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10 Jun 2026Engagements

Q14. Every time there is heavy rain, Judy Washington’s driveway and garden are flooded with raw sewage. The same happens to her neighbour, and it happened again last week. Thames Water told my office that it will not even look at the situation until the end of winter 2027. It is unacceptable that a lady in her retireme

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9 Jun 2026NHS Health Visitors

It is not just the number of health visitors that needs to be improved. Women report to me that they have skipped appointments due to negative experiences with health visitors, especially around breastfeeding. Will the Minister commit to improving the training of health visitors, so that women receive the best quality

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9 Jun 2026NHS Health Visitors

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1 Jun 2026Topical Questions

RAF Benson primary school in my constituency is struggling with a temporary reduction in its rolls as a result of the scrapping of the Puma fleet. Will the Secretary of State meet me to discuss how the school can continue to thrive into the future as we anticipate the new medium helicopter coming online?

defenceeconomy-jobslabour-market
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1 Jun 2026 Health Bill

All too often in my role as a local MP, I have been frustrated by the buck-passing in the NHS. My local ICB cuts a service, pleading no money, or refuses to fund a new one. It tells me to ask the Government, the Government tell me it is a local decision for the ICB, and the cycle goes on. With this Bill, I welcome the

healthtechnologylocal-government
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19 May 2026High Speed 2 Reset

I thank the Minister for delivering this really important update in the House, rather than at party conference as the previous Tory Prime Minister did. What has really struck me about this statement is that the cost of HS2 is now measured in the hundreds of billions, but what we are spending on active travel is measure

transportfiscal-policyeconomy-jobs
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28 Apr 2026Park Home Owners

Speaking of idyllic rural areas, there is none more so than my constituency of Henley and Thame. The average house price is more than half a million pounds, so park homes offer an affordable alternative, yet the 10% charge when people come to sell the homes makes it really difficult. Does the hon. Member agree that it

housinglocal-governmentcost-of-living
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22 Apr 2026Mountain Rescue

My hon. Friend will know that down in leafy Oxfordshire, we have far fewer mountains in our proximity than she does, but we do have rolling countryside and hazardous waterways. Lowland rescue plays a really important role as the counterpart to mountain rescue. It is also a charitable, volunteer-led organisation. Will s

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