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4 Nov 2025Supporting High Streets

Our high streets are the heart of our communities. They are where people meet, where local pride grows and where livelihoods are made. High streets have certainly struggled over the last decade, with vacant properties, antisocial behaviour and concerns about the impact of densely populated HMOs. I am certain that there

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4 Nov 2025Supporting High Streets

That is 100% the kind of change that a Labour Government make to our high streets. In Bawtry, our traders have been flying the flag for our area at No. 11, engaging directly with the Chancellor on how small firms power local growth. That connection matters because it is about national decisions that are grounded in the

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4 Nov 2025Supporting High Streets

I could not agree more. We must be ambassadors and advocate for the wonderful innovation, ingenuity and entrepreneurship that business owners show along our high streets. I also want to show today areas that the Government are already helping to revitalise, so I am going to take hon. Members on a small tour of places i

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3 Nov 2025Care Leavers

I thank my hon. Friend and constituency neighbour for giving way. Next week marks the first National Supported Lodgings Week. It will celebrate what those lodgings do in offering the wonderful opportunity of a safe, stable home to people who can then grow and have their independence. She and I are both patrons of Donca

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3 Nov 2025Huntingdon Train Attack

I associate myself with the many tributes given to those people on the train who tried to prevent the attack, the staff and the responders. As the Member for Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme, I use the Doncaster to King’s Cross service most weeks. Many of my constituents and people across Doncaster are deeply sha

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30 Oct 2025Property Service Charges

I often hear the same story across Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme about bills that jump without warning, charges that people cannot control, invoices that are hard to decipher and work that arrives late or not at all. If we pay for services, we should know what we are paying for, the standard we can expect, and

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30 Oct 2025 Business of the House

Will the Leader of the House update us on the progress that is being made to finalise the transfer of the £2.3 billion reserve of the British Coal staff superannuation scheme?

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30 Oct 2025Property Service Charges

The hon. Gentleman makes a valid point, and it is certainly one that the Minister should listen to and take into account. I was concluding when he intervened, so I will finish with this: our home should be a place where we get to dream, not where we have nightmares.

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30 Oct 2025 GP Services: Melton and Syston

On the subject of capacity, one of the biggest concerns that is raised with me when new houses are proposed for a particular area of Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme is access to appointments in the future. Can the Minister reassure me and my residents that discussions take place between his Department and the Mi

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30 Oct 2025 Ageing and End-of-life Care

The day I get to intervene on such an amazing Member is a remarkable day. I live in a very rural area where there are places with real socioeconomic deprivation. I know for a fact that there is huge inequality in those kinds of areas when it comes to palliative care. Does he agree that the Minister and the Government n

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29 Oct 2025Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 933)

Thank you, both, for that particularly thorough answer. I appreciate that. It is often said that the twin aims of the sub judice resolution are maintaining comity between Parliament and the courts, and avoiding impacting legal proceedings. Does it do both equally, or is one more important than the other?

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29 Oct 2025Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 933)

Does the fact that the sub judice resolution does not apply when the House is legislating undervalue the House’s scrutiny—you just mentioned that a little—and representative functions?

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28 Oct 2025 Support for Disabled Veterans

I thank my hon. and gallant Friend the Minister—it is great to say that—for giving way. We know that our disabled veterans are over-represented in the homeless community, but Doncaster council has taken a lead in making the armed forces a locally represented group. That means that members of the armed forces are consid

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28 Oct 2025 Connected and Automated Vehicles

I 100% agree with my hon. Friend. My wife was born with full sight, but over the years her degenerative condition has meant that she had to lose her licence. I know that it was almost like ripping her heart out; the independence she lost was huge. Anybody who experiences that independence—having the ability to go where

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28 Oct 2025 Connected and Automated Vehicles

It is a pleasure to speak under your chairship, Ms Vaz. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for West Bromwich (Sarah Coombes) for securing this timely and insightful debate. The advent of automated passenger services as a new pillar of our transport infrastructure is a huge opportunity to transform the lives of disabled

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27 Oct 2025Topical Questions

T6. I still have parents in my constituency coming to me because they are not getting the money their children need. One constituent reports her ex repeatedly self-declaring employment until the Child Maintenance Service catches up with them, switching on to benefits for a few months, dropping to £7 a week and then ret

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22 Oct 2025 Business of the House

Young adults in my constituency are still waiting more than five months for a driving test. It is just not fair. They cannot get to work; they cannot have apprenticeships. Will the Leader of the House join me in pushing the Department for Transport to do something about this very quickly?

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22 Oct 2025Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 535)

I was going to build on something you said, Professor Russell, about looking at competitiveness through the lens that you have just talked about, and looking at the trends in the actual numbers over a number of years. If that has remained pretty stable, or even declined, do you think that is a worrying trend for us tha

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15 Oct 2025 Business of the House

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Bawtry in my constituency is once again painting the town pink to help raise awareness. This year, it has launched its own “Legally Blonde” inspired bend and check campaign to remind everyone to take charge of checking their own breast health. To support the cause, will the

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15 Oct 2025Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 536)

Through your lens as a small party, do you think that it at any time impacted the quality or nature of the debates?

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