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Speeches by Ingham.

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7 Jul 2025Draft Electricity and Gas (Energy Company Obligation) (Amendment) Order 2025

Is the position of the official Opposition now to oppose the good jobs generated by the net zero industry, in particular in my constituency of Stafford, Eccleshall and the villages, where the largest employer is a manufacturer for the offshore wind sector?

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7 Jul 2025Government Resilience Action Plan

I thank the Minister for the statement. I welcome the announcement that the Government will undertake a full national test of the emergency alert system in September. How will they ensure that rural areas such as Church Eaton in my constituency, which is still waiting for its phone mast to be activated, and Maer, which

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6 Jul 2025 Giving Every Child the Best Start in Life

Like others, I welcome the ’90s resurgence. With that in mind, how will this announcement coincide commitments to inclusive play in parks? I am sure we all agree that all children deserve a park life.

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2 Jul 2025 NHS 10-Year Plan

I congratulate the Secretary of State and his entire team on their hard work—this document is outstanding, and I look forward to implementing it across Stafford, Eccleshall and the villages. My constituents participated in three consultation events to feed into this project, so it is really important that patient voice

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2 Jul 2025 Children with Allergies: School Safeguarding

I thank my hon. Friend for securing this debate. I do not usually speak much about my family in the Chamber, but it is interesting that my hon. Friend spoke about his personal experience with his son. I phoned my nephew yesterday—it was his first day at primary school and he had his taster day—to show him Big Ben, whic

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2 Jul 2025 Business of the House

I did not expect to bring this up today, but I have recently learned that tomorrow in my constituency of Stafford, Eccleshall and the villages, teaching assistants will be on strike because they are subject to fire and rehire practices. Does the Leader of the House agree that it is imperative that the other place passe

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2 Jul 2025Speaker's Conference (2024) — Oral Evidence (HC 570)

My question is to Sarah. We have found evidence that some courts seem to be reluctant to grant victims and witnesses protective measures, such as anonymity or restraining orders, because of the victim's role as an MP. We are interested to know what advice you provide those courts.

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2 Jul 2025Speaker's Conference (2024) — Oral Evidence (HC 570)

My question is to Sarah. We have found evidence that some courts seem to be reluctant to grant victims and witnesses protective measures, such as anonymity or restraining orders, because of the victim's role as an MP. We are interested to know what advice you provide those courts.

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29 Jun 2025Road Safety Powers: Parish and Town Councils

I thank my hon. Friend deeply for securing this debate. The issue came up in the first visit that I made in my constituency, to Walton Hall academy, which is on a 60 mph stretch of road. Parents find it extremely stressful taking their children with special educational needs and disabilities to and from school. The you

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8 Jun 2025 Planning and Infrastructure Bill

I know that my hon. Friend is passionate about this issue, as am I as a signatory to this new clause. In my constituency of Stafford, Eccleshall and the villages, I have been working with a group of local parents on a joint campaign for safe, inclusive parks for neurodiverse children. Those spaces benefit not just neur

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4 Jun 2025 Free School Meals

I welcome this announcement from the Government. In Stafford, Eccleshall and the villages, it means a massive 47% increase in eligibility for free school meals, but the work will not be done until all children who are eligible for free school meals are able to access them, and I have asked my local council leader to do

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4 Jun 2025 Business of the House

Two amazing young women in my constituency, Liz and Grace, are part of the team from Newport high school for girls who this week competed in the Young Enterprise finals. Liz, Grace and the rest of the team set up a company from scratch, designed and manufactured a unique product and have made more than £2,400 in profit

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4 Jun 2025Speaker's Conference (2024) — Oral Evidence (HC 570)

On your point about people choosing to go into politics, for me there was a really telling moment. I come from a very working-class background, and my mum worked in a factory. When I said I was studying to be an MP, she said, “Please don’t”. It was really sad for me that someone like my mum, who had never thought of th

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4 Jun 2025Speaker's Conference (2024) — Oral Evidence (HC 570)

On your point about people choosing to go into politics, for me there was a really telling moment. I come from a very working-class background, and my mum worked in a factory. When I said I was studying to be an MP, she said, “Please don’t”. It was really sad for me that someone like my mum, who had never thought of th

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21 May 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 586)

Thank you very much for giving evidence today; your answers have been really helpful. One of the things the Committee has heard numerous times is that Operation Kenova is seen as the exemplar model for this kind of work. Stakeholders that we have met, including the Wave Trauma Centre, said that the ICRIR structures and

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21 May 2025Northern Ireland Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 586)

I think I am just repeating the evidence we have been given. That is what we are doing here—saying what has been said.

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20 May 2025 Ukraine: Forcibly Deported Children

I was in Helsinki last week as part of my role in the Council of Europe, attending a conference on the deported Ukrainian children, which was incredibly powerful. One of the most powerful things I heard was a gentleman from Yale University speaking of how the removal of funding would impact their vital work. Frankly, t

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20 May 2025 Roadworks: Cheshire

I do not live in Cheshire, but in Staffordshire—a neighbouring county—we have been plagued by roadworks in a similar vein. The Parkside roadworks have been taking place for over 18 months now, with repeated extensions to deadlines. On the point of road safety, we have parents who are not able to get their children to s

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28 Apr 2025 Staffordshire: Cultural Contribution

The hon. Gentleman makes a good point: it is important to pass that skilled heritage on to new generations. That is exactly what Johny was talking to me about at the weekend—making sure that artists have the spaces to develop those skills, because without those spaces, as the hon. Gentleman says, the skills would be lo

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28 Apr 2025 Recycling of Tyres

Waste cowboys have been a big issue around the villages of my constituency, as I have said previously. I appreciate the Government’s focus on the circular economy, particularly from the Minister, because I know that she is incredibly passionate about this issue. Does she agree that the focus on our circular economy is

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