Speeches by Rhodes.

“You mentioned retrofitting. How much can retrofitting and that sort of work help to meet the Government’s housebuilding targets?”

“Does the Minister agree that in recent years, we have witnessed the benefits of further devolving power to cities and city regions, which have created tailored policies to better serve communities? In Holyrood, however, devolution appears to have stalled, and there is little appetite to pass power down to our cities, t…”

“2. What discussions he has had with the Scottish Government on priorities for the National Wealth Fund’s strategic partnership with the Glasgow city region.”

“My hon. Friend mentioned person-centred care in dementia. Does she agree that initiatives such as Playlist for Life in my constituency, which uses meaningful music to reconnect people with dementia to their memories and their identity, should be more widely supported across the NHS?”

“Thank you, Mr Mundell; it is a pleasure to serve under your chairing. I thank the hon. Member for South Cotswolds (Dr Savage) for her introduction on the petition. My constituency has the second-highest number of signatories to this petition—after Brighton Pavilion—which has also been reflected in my inbox. I thank tho…”

“Mr Beckford, how could we mitigate the environmental health impacts of air pollution on our local communities?”

“Ms Warrington, I want to look at issues around air quality. To what extent would the current proposals around expansion impact air quality for local communities?”

“Is the cause of air quality issues and the impact presumably primarily the flights? Is it also the construction work? Is it also the travel to and from, if you have more people using the airport? What are the rough proportions of that?”

“How key is this as an element to meeting our overall air quality targets? We have had evidence as a Committee from the Office for Environmental Protection, which essentially suggests that we were making good progress overall in terms of air quality in recent years, but that progress has slowed. How big an impact will a…”

“Ms Warrington, I want to look at issues around air quality. To what extent would the current proposals around expansion impact air quality for local communities?”

“Is the cause of air quality issues and the impact presumably primarily the flights? Is it also the construction work? Is it also the travel to and from, if you have more people using the airport? What are the rough proportions of that?”

“How key is this as an element to meeting our overall air quality targets? We have had evidence as a Committee from the Office for Environmental Protection, which essentially suggests that we were making good progress overall in terms of air quality in recent years, but that progress has slowed. How big an impact will a…”

“Mr Beckford, how could we mitigate the environmental health impacts of air pollution on our local communities?”

“To pick up on the point about nutrient neutrality, are you saying there are ways in which local authorities, developers and environmental experts can work together to better facilitate more housing development while effectively mitigating problems of nutrient pollution?”

“It is a privilege to serve under your chairship, Ms Butler. I commend my hon. Friend the Member for Glasgow North East (Maureen Burke) on securing this debate and on her heartfelt speech about the impact of poverty in her constituency. My constituency of Glasgow North, which adjoins hers, also faces many of the same fa…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Efford. It is clear from this debate that there are systemic weaknesses in how the private parking system is structured and regulated. That is the core issue that I wish to address. One of the two DVLA-accredited trade associations is the International Parking Communit…”

“6. What assessment his Department has made of the potential impact of the clean energy transition on workers.”

“I thank the Minister for her response, but could she go further in setting out the Government’s assessment of how in the clean energy transition new jobs can be created here in the UK in the manufacturing of components for offshore wind and other green energy projects?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairing, Sir Jeremy. Due to the limits of time, I will focus on the UK’s creative industries, particularly music and the performing arts. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport estimates that music, the performing arts and the visual arts add approximately £11.2 billion to the…”

“I thank the hon. Member for Lagan Valley (Sorcha Eastwood) for bringing this debate to the Chamber. Throughout history, from the printing press to social media, technological advancements have often outpaced the laws meant to regulate them. Today, digital platforms evolve at a speed that outstrips Governments’ abilitie…”