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15 Jan 2025 Women’s Changed State Pension Age: Compensation

Exactly what is the Conservative policy on WASPI women? I have been a long-standing campaigner for WASPI women, voting for the SNP motion in 2016, which the right hon. Member for South Holland and The Deepings (Sir John Hayes) failed to attend. It is unclear exactly what the shadow Minister is suggesting. Is he suggest

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15 Jan 2025 Women’s Changed State Pension Age: Compensation

I note the right hon. Gentleman’s righteous indignation, but I question where it was in 2016, when the SNP tabled a motion in support of the WASPI women and he voted against it. Is he not really just a Johnny-come-lately, despite what he said earlier in his speech?

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14 Jan 2025Committee on Standards — Oral Evidence (HC 620)

If your principal concern is around the media, is this not something that is better solved by beefing up Ofcom's rules and having exemptions that way?

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14 Jan 2025Committee on Standards — Oral Evidence (HC 620)

I want to follow up on the question about the tightening of the rules. Do you see any potential risks with rules being tightened—perhaps an increase in people falling foul of some of the rules? As more people fall foul of rules, public perception perhaps says, “They’re all at it”, which means the rules would do the com

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14 Jan 2025Committee on Standards — Oral Evidence (HC 620)

So you see this as getting ahead of the game and setting a framework to last far into the future?

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8 Jan 2025Grimsby Post Office

I rise to present this petition on behalf of the residents of Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes opposing the possible closure of Grimsby post office. We are deeply disappointed to hear that the post office in Grimsby town centre is at risk of closure under the Post Office’s strategic review. The branch provides numerous se

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7 Jan 2025Crown Estate Bill [Lords]

I might be able to help a little with the question asked by the right hon. Member for Orkney and Shetland (Mr Carmichael). The Crown Estate has engaged in supporting the evidence and change programme that has brought the fishing industry and the renewables sector around the table to enable earlier planning to prevent s

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7 Jan 2025Crown Estate Bill [Lords]

Is the hon. Member aware of the example of Ørsted, which has just given £1 million to the Horizon Youth Zone to support all young people across the Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes constituency and further afield with new activities and free mentoring and support outside school hours? Not only that; it sponsors local fun

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7 Jan 2025Crown Estate Bill [Lords]

Will the Minister give way?

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7 Jan 2025Crown Estate Bill [Lords]

I welcome the Government’s proposed powers to enable the Crown Estate to drive greater investment in the country’s future to boost energy security, nature recovery and economic growth. It should be allowed to access private sector funding to expand and get the greatest benefit possible from its access to financing, and

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7 Jan 2025Crown Estate Bill [Lords]

I thank the hon. Member for that comment. It is about how we view community benefits and how embedded in communities they are. The hon. Member for South Cambridgeshire (Pippa Heylings) talked about things being done with communities, not to them. This is about what will best benefit a community and having that discussi

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6 Jan 2025Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

I warmly welcome the Home Secretary’s statement, and I look forward to the timeline she will present for implementing the recommendations. In her statement, she mentioned support and belief for victims and survivors. One of the biggest supportive actions she could take is to consider preventing CSE rapists from seeing

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18 Dec 2024Employment Rights: Terminal Illness

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship this morning, Sir Edward. I extend my congratulations to my hon. Friend the Member for Corby and East Northamptonshire (Lee Barron) on securing this important and timely debate on the Dying to Work campaign and all that it entails. I want to highlight the work of the TU

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17 Dec 2024New Energy Infrastructure: Community Benefit Scheme

Community benefits come in many different forms—in my constituency, Ørsted has contributed £1 million towards Horizon Youth Zone, and RWE is supporting Projekt Renewable, which is a box park learning zone—but the most wide-reaching benefit is to people’s pockets. Schemes such as the Octopus fan club bring down people’s

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17 Dec 2024Women’s State Pension Age Communication: PHSO Report

The Secretary of State says the report is about the way this was communicated to those 1950s-born women and that earlier letters would not have made a difference, but they would have made a difference to individuals’ financial planning, their retirement dates, the notice they gave to their jobs, and the wider family ar

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16 Dec 2024Royal Mail Takeover

I thank John Kay, my local CWU rep, for showing me around the Fotherby Street depot on Friday morning. It was very good to see my current postie, Nev, there as well. They pointed out that some of the performance issues, including missed deliveries, come down to a lack of staff, which comes down to the two-tier workforc

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16 Dec 2024 Water (Special Measures) Bill [Lords]

On compensation, sewage discharges have a massive impact on the local economy in places like Cleethorpes in my constituency, which relies on holidaymakers to support our tourist and hospitality economy. Will the compensation extend to businesses, or will those companies which are put under special measures be required

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11 Dec 2024 Responsibilities of Housing Developers

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Pritchard. I rise to raise a specific issue in my constituency: the Clee Meadows estate, which is just off Ladysmith Road. It is an ex-industrial site that previously held the Birds Eye factory and was left to fall into a derelict state. It is in the heart of Grimsb

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11 Dec 2024Border Security: Collaboration

I welcome the Home Secretary’s statement today and congratulate her team on the work that they are undertaking in this very difficult area. Back in 2021, the previous Government committed to £62 million as part of an agreement with France that included strengthening law enforcement deployments, more wide-area surveilla

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11 Dec 2024 Responsibilities of Housing Developers

Many of these planning issues hark back to the Eric Pickles reforms, which the hon. Gentleman will remember all too well. One issue that I find in Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes is that when it comes to section 106 funding, the power lies with the developers: they have much more negotiating strength. They do not want th

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