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17 Nov 2025Asylum Policy

The measures that the Home Secretary has set out to restore order and fairness will be very welcome in Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland, but the overriding sentiment will be that we will believe it when we see it, I am afraid—trust is so low after years of broken promises. What assurances can the Home Secretary g

immigrationcost-of-livingcrime
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17 Nov 2025Social Media Posts: Penalties for Offences

I will always defend freedom of expression, but one feature I am concerned about is the proliferation of disinformation content online—particularly by hostile states—that is designed to divide us and undermine our democracy. Will the Minister comment on that, and the approach the Government will take to tackling and en

crimeculture-community
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5 Nov 2025Curriculum and Assessment Review

I welcome Professor Francis’s work on the review, and the Government’s commitment to upholding many of her recommendations, particularly on professional autonomy and digital literacy. The review recognises the class attainment gap that is holding back so many working-class children. What steps will my right hon. Friend

education
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27 Oct 2025Holidays During School Term Time

Does the Minister agree that the blame should sit not with hard-working parents who just want affordable family time, or with school leaders who want pupils not to miss out on education, but with the predatory travel companies we have heard about, which jack up their prices when term time is finished?

educationcost-of-livingculture-community
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15 Oct 2025 Business of the House

My constituent Chris is a local police officer who has had to take on vast amounts of overtime to afford his Child Maintenance Service payments. He is one of many constituents who have raised with me the issues in the CMS, so will the Leader of the House secure some time for us to debate this issue to ensure that paren

local-governmenthealthhousing
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14 Oct 2025 Pride in Place

I am delighted to confirm that the entire community of Park End and Beckfield will be able to benefit from the £20 million of investment through the Government’s Pride in Place scheme. Will the Minister confirm that the funding should be spent not by the council or by any politician but by the community themselves on t

local-governmenteconomy-jobsculture-community
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14 Oct 2025 Ukraine

It was a privilege to meet the Chair of the Rada today and to add my voice to this House’s shared commitment to stand with Ukraine and in defence of our democratic values. To increase economic pressure on Russia, we must sanction Russian-linked countries operating in third countries, including in the energy sector. Wil

defenceenergyfiscal-policy
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13 Oct 2025Reducing Energy Bills

The CBI says that one of the best routes to bringing down bills and delivering growth is investing in clean power jobs, including the 8,800 such jobs that we currently have in Tees Valley—a number that is scaling up every year. Does the Secretary of State agree that investing in these industries is one of the best ways

energycost-of-livingenvironment
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12 Oct 2025Manchester Terrorism Attack

I welcome the Home Secretary’s statement. Does she agree that slogans such as “Glory to our martyrs”, “Globalise the intifada” and “Zionists off our streets” are unacceptable and likely to encourage unstable individuals to carry out horrific actions and attacks on the Jewish people such as the one we saw so recently?

crimeculture-communityimmigration
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12 Oct 2025Long-term Empty Homes

There are 46 long-term empty properties in the community of Park End in my constituency. Park End desperately needs regeneration, so I am delighted that the Government have awarded it £20 million of Pride in Place funding, for the community to use for regeneration over the long term. Will the Government commit to worki

housinglocal-government
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10 Sept 2025Micromobility Vehicles

On 28 September, the historic Boulby line in my constituency will be reopened for passengers to celebrate 200 years of passenger rail. Yet I believe the line ought to be open permanently so people can access jobs and opportunities. Will the Secretary of State meet me to talk about that prospect and other transport prop

transporttechnology
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9 Sept 2025 Stockton and Darlington Railway: 200th Anniversary Festival

Thank you, Chair. As part of the S&DR200 celebrations, the Boulby line is being reopened, so passengers can enjoy that heritage rail, because it is an important part of Teesside’s infrastructure and still services the mines in our region today. With respect, Chair, it is part of the heritage of Teesside’s rail infr

culture-communitytransporteconomy-jobs
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9 Sept 2025 Stockton and Darlington Railway: 200th Anniversary Festival

indicated dissent.

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9 Sept 2025 Stockton and Darlington Railway: 200th Anniversary Festival

It is a pleasure to serve with you in the Chair, Mr Stringer, and I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor (Alan Strickland) on securing this important debate. Today, as colleagues have said, we mark 200 years since the Stockton and Darlington railway opened; it was the first passenge

culture-communitytransporteconomy-jobs
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9 Sept 2025 Bus Services (No. 2) Bill [Lords]

The hon. Gentleman suggests that the Conservative position is to support combined authorities being able to take on franchising, yet the Conservative Tees Valley Mayor has flat out rejected franchising powers. I am proud that this Government are bringing forward this Bill to make it easier for combined authorities and

transportenvironmentlocal-government
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8 Sept 2025Hydrogen Supply Chains

I can only speak to the public shift we saw in our region. The public are fully behind projects such as hydrogen fuels for public transport, which we are seeing trials of in Teesside. But, for whatever reason, there was much more reluctance over the Redcar trial, and it was not without significant investment in educati

energyeconomy-jobsenvironment
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8 Sept 2025Hydrogen Supply Chains

It is a pleasure to serve with you in the Chair, Mr Betts. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Rushcliffe (James Naish) on securing the debate and my hon. Friend the Member for Worcester (Tom Collins) on opening it so well. The Teesside region already produces much of the UK’s hydrogen, in an economy built on

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8 Sept 2025Hydrogen Supply Chains

Having tried to make many of the points that my hon. Friend made during that experience, I am more sceptical about whether that shift will happen quickly or easily. There is certainly huge potential for industrial use and for transport. In any case, our region helped to power Britain’s industrial revolution, and we can

energyeconomy-jobsenvironment
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7 Sept 2025 Remote Coastal Communities

Governments of many colours have missed a trick by not investing and unlocking economic growth in our communities. We are not a problem, but we could be if not addressed.

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7 Sept 2025 Remote Coastal Communities

If the speech of the hon. Member for St Ives (Andrew George) was nothing more than a buffer, I dread to think what mine will be. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Camborne and Redruth (Perran Moon) on securing this important debate. Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland is an odd constituency, and my hon. F

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