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15 Sept 2025 Employment Rights: Impact on Businesses

I absolutely agree that all workers will benefit in some way from the Bill and be able to give back to the economy, whether by spending in the local economy or by contributing to other local businesses.

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15 Sept 2025 Employment Rights: Impact on Businesses

I am happy to come back to the right hon. Member on the particular social care interests and concerns that he might have. Improving worker wellbeing, supporting productivity, reducing workplace conflict and creating a more level playing field for good employers would grant significant benefits, worth billions of pounds

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15 Sept 2025 Employment Rights: Impact on Businesses

I was just about to get to that point. I thank the shadow Minister for the reminder. I pay tribute to my predecessor for all his work and to the officials and colleagues who worked with him. Many Members of this House and the other place engaged constructively with the team, and their insight has materially shaped the

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18 Mar 2025 Stations: Step-free Access

We will continue to take the Access for All programme forward as fast as funds allow. We will write to her with any updates we can provide. We are strongly committed to making the oldest railway in the world accessible to everybody and we will announce the stations progressing to design in the summer. We remain committ

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18 Mar 2025 Stations: Step-free Access

We will be able to make an announcement over the summer. I will not stand here today and make unfunded spending commitments—as Members will probably appreciate, that would be far above my pay grade. We will announce the stations that are progressing to design in the summer and the outcome, most likely, after the spendi

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18 Mar 2025 Stations: Step-free Access

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Dowd. I begin by congratulating the hon. Member for Wimbledon (Mr Kohler) on securing this important debate on step-free access at stations. We all recognise how vital our transportation system is to the daily lives of millions across the country. It is the backbone of

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18 Mar 2025 Stations: Step-free Access

I thank the hon. Member for her contribution, which has been noted and heard. I am just coming to an update on the Access for All programme. As I mentioned, 22 stations have been completed under the programme, with a further five due to be completed by April 2025. That will be the highest number of stations completed i

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21 Jul 2024Economy, Welfare and Public Services

Mr Deputy Speaker, thank you for allowing me to make my first contribution to this House. I thank the hon. Member for Meriden and Solihull East (Saqib Bhatti) for his contribution to the debate. Today’s debate is a crucial one for how we rebuild our economy in a way that works for all. I am delighted to be joining my m

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