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Speeches by Ingham.

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4 Feb 2025Apprenticeships

I thank my hon. Friend for securing the debate. The creative industries have been identified as a growth-driving sector, and I know the Government recognise the impact of the arts on the wider economy. We must build more talent pipelines and widen the accessibility of careers in the arts for the longevity of the sector

educationeconomy-jobslabour-market
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22 Jan 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 477)

With regard to the cliff edge, what steps have the Government taken with the Executive to make sure that there is no cliff edge in funding from 2026-27?

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22 Jan 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 477)

I wanted to speak about the cliff edge and the £559 million of overspends that are due to be written off, so around whether the Executive can balance their budget this year, essentially. We have heard that Northern Ireland at the moment cannot move to multi-year budgets without the UK doing so. As a previous councillor

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22 Jan 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 477)

Just to go back slightly, the writing off of the £559 million is based on the savings that have to be made. Actually, the next question is going to focus on that, is it not? I will let it crack on.

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22 Jan 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 477)

With regard to the cliff edge, what steps have the Government taken with the Executive to make sure that there is no cliff edge in funding from 2026-27?

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22 Jan 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 477)

I wanted to speak about the cliff edge and the £559 million of overspends that are due to be written off, so around whether the Executive can balance their budget this year, essentially. We have heard that Northern Ireland at the moment cannot move to multi-year budgets without the UK doing so. As a previous councillor

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22 Jan 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 477)

Just to go back slightly, the writing off of the £559 million is based on the savings that have to be made. Actually, the next question is going to focus on that, is it not? I will let it crack on.

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22 Jan 2025 Education, Health and Care Plans

The last Conservative Education Secretary described SEND as a “lose, lose, lose” situation and, under the previous Government, she was right. I have a case in Stafford, now my constituency, where two parents are moving house to a different area with their two children who have additional needs. One child has an EHCP an

educationlocal-governmentsocial-care
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22 Jan 2025Engagements

Q13. From Stafford to Eccleshall and Loggerheads, my constituents are sick and tired of having their properties and businesses devastated by flooding. The last Conservative Government did not invest enough in flood prevention measures to stop this happening. Can the Prime Minister assure me and my constituents that he

educationhealtheconomy-jobs
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21 Jan 2025Armed Forces Commissioner Bill

I would like to put forward my strongest support for the Armed Forces Commissioner Bill. This legislation marks a significant step forward in ensuring that our armed forces personnel receive the care and support they deserve. As the Member of Parliament for Stafford, I am acutely aware of the challenges faced by many o

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8 Jan 2025Innovation: Staffordshire

6. What steps his Department is taking to increase levels of innovation in Staffordshire.

economy-jobstechnologyeducation
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8 Jan 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 477)

As a follow-up, what has been the impact of the stabilisation funding on public services and delivery?

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8 Jan 2025 Playgrounds

I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Bournemouth East (Tom Hayes) for securing this debate on an important issue. Every child deserves the opportunity to play, not only for their health but to foster a sense of connection within their local community. That includes children with special educational needs and disabilit

educationhealthlocal-government
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8 Jan 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 477)

I am particularly interested in the restoration package for the Northern Ireland Executive, which included more than £1.1 billion for stabilisation funding. Was that sufficient for public services, in your opinion?

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8 Jan 2025Innovation: Staffordshire

Towns such as those in my constituency are key to the economy, but can face unique challenges in accessing innovation opportunities. Please could the Minister tell me how she plans to ensure that towns such as Stafford and Eccleshall are able to access new jobs, skills, investment and growth opportunities?

economy-jobstechnologyeducation
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8 Jan 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 477)

I read probably some of the same material as you have been reading, Sorcha, and I am interested in the issues of getting people through the health system. Has the stabilisation funding helped with health particularly?

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26 Nov 2024 Online Safety: Children and Young People

Huge congratulations to my hon. Friend the Member for Darlington (Lola McEvoy) for securing this debate, which I know is of grave concern not only for my constituents in Stafford, Eccleshall and the villages, but for parents and caregivers throughout the country. I am concerned that there is a disproportionate impact o

technologycrimehealth
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26 Nov 2024 Fly-tipping

This issue was brought into sharp focus in my constituency following a high-profile case. A large pile of debris, comprising furniture, rubble and wooden panels, was disgracefully left in place for over a year. Local residents reported the issue. It attracted vermin and posed health risks to nearby children in the scho

environmentlocal-governmentcrime
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19 Nov 2024Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 359)

I have one final question. You mentioned the 47 projects that have gone over to be evaluated and decided upon. What specifically is your role on the board, if that is okay?

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19 Nov 2024Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 359)

Secretary, what will be Northern Ireland’s allocation from the £900 million UK shared prosperity fund for the year 2025-26?

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