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13 Feb 2025Electric Vehicles

7. What steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to help support people to use electric vehicles.

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13 Feb 2025 Business of the House

As we have heard, it is National Apprenticeship Week. In constituencies such as mine, apprenticeships are hugely important for people securing good jobs underpinned by strong skills. Given the Government’s commitment to growth, supported by a lot of infrastructure projects and building, does the Leader of the House agr

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13 Feb 2025Electric Vehicles

One of the challenges facing people who are moving to electric vehicles is the charging infrastructure, particularly in inner cities. Local authorities have worked to try to help that, but they have limited resources. My old team at Newham council did a deal with Uber to supply 400 on-street charging units. Does the Mi

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13 Feb 2025HIV Testing Week

It is a pleasure to see you in the Chair, Dr Allin-Khan. I thank the right hon. Member for Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale (David Mundell) for securing the debate and for all the work he does on this; it is very much appreciated. We have just had another successful National HIV Testing Week, and I join others i

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19 Dec 2024Electronic Waste

Mr Speaker, I wish you and your team a very happy Christmas. I thank the Minister for her reply. We are all keen to increase recycling, but too often the opportunities for recycling electronic waste are very limited, meaning that it goes into mainstream waste, leading to increased pollution and hazards. We are seeing a

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19 Dec 2024Electronic Waste

8. What progress he has made on reducing electronic waste.

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12 Dec 2024 LGBT Veterans: Etherton Review

I draw the House’s attention to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests. I am very pleased to be able to speak in this debate as one of the newly elected co-chairs of LGBT+ Labour, and it is a great honour to follow a number of hon. Members who have given very powerful testimonies from veterans. It is

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4 Dec 2024Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 509)

You have already touched on private Members’ Bills, which the Committee is picking up because we anticipated that, following last week, there would be interest in the issue. One of the priorities you suggested in your memorandum to the Modernisation Committee was organising how parliamentary time is allocated to Back-B

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4 Dec 2024Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 509)

I am sure we will be happy to.

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28 Nov 2024Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza

9. What assessment the Church has made of the effectiveness of the Anglican Al-Ahli hospital in Gaza.

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28 Nov 2024Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza

I thank my hon. Friend for her answer. Hon. Members will have noted the progress that has been made on a ceasefire in Lebanon, but, as she has just mentioned, without a ceasefire in Gaza the £3.4 million that has been allocated to the Al-Ahli hospital by the UN Development Programme will not be spent. Given the scale o

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20 Nov 2024Topical Questions

T4. Last week I was at London City airport’s STEM event, which brought together 500 students from secondary schools across east London. Does the Secretary of State agree that if we are to see thriving STEM industries, we need more engagement events like that?

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4 Nov 2024Skills and Employment

9. What steps she is taking to help ensure that young people have the necessary skills to gain employment.

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4 Nov 2024Skills and Employment

The London Design and Engineering university technical college in my constituency caters for 14 to 19-year-olds and offers at secondary level the kind of training often only found at further education level. Does the Minister agree that we need to create more opportunities at secondary level for skills-based training t

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31 Oct 2024 LGBT Veterans Independent Review

One of the reasons why we are in this position, having made so much progress, is that under the last Labour Government, we made a lot of legal changes, but we also worked to make societal changes, along with progressive colleagues from other parties. There is a lot of hope from the community that, with a new Government

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31 Oct 2024E-bike Battery Fires

Two weeks ago, there was a fire in a 10th floor flat in Plaistow in my constituency. Thankfully, the quick reaction of the residents and neighbours and the good work of the London Fire Brigade meant that they were all able to be evacuated quickly and there were no serious injuries. Clearly, this could have been worse.

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31 Oct 2024E-bike Battery Fires

5. What recent steps he has taken to help prevent e-bike battery fires.

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31 Oct 2024 LGBT Veterans Independent Review

It is 30 years since I began to get involved in campaigning on LGBT issues, so this is not as ancient history for me as it is for my hon. Friend as he is younger than me— I got that in before he did. I was speaking to a veteran last night. My hon. Friend has mentioned how this is still affecting people, and the world h

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28 Oct 2024 Middle East

I have been contacted by constituents who are increasingly distressed about the scenes in Gaza, and there is growing concern about the rapidly deteriorating and utterly appalling situation in the north of Gaza. I urge the Foreign Secretary to ensure that the Government are using every measure available, including work

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23 Oct 2024 Temporary Accommodation

My hon. Friend is exactly right. We have gone back from people in temporary accommodation living in flats to hotels being the only option. My council is desperately seeking alternative solutions, but the sheer scale of the problem makes that very difficult. As a fellow east London MP, the Minister will understand the p

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