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12 Oct 2025Manchester Terrorism Attack

First, I welcome the move to consider cumulative impact when it comes to policing the issues discussed today. It is a hugely positive move, and I hope it can be applied to static protests as well as marches. In the aftermath of the horrific attack on the synagogue earlier this month, the Centre for Countering Digital H

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12 Oct 2025Devolution: Impact on Economic Growth

6. What assessment he has made of the potential impact of devolution on economic growth.

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9 Sept 2025Technology Companies: Accountability

I welcome the Minister to his place. Yesterday, I sponsored a drop-in event here in Parliament with Parent Zone to highlight the “hit pause” campaign, which aims to teach people to recognise conspiracy theories and misinformation online. Does the Minister agree that although we can make online platforms more accountabl

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9 Sept 2025Technology Companies: Accountability

6. What steps her Department is taking to hold technology companies accountable for the content on their platforms.

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8 Sept 2025Better Futures Fund

8. What progress she has made on establishing the better futures fund.

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8 Sept 2025Better Futures Fund

The better futures fund is a big step forward in working with the impact economy; as the chair of the social, co-operative and community economy all-party parliamentary group for the social enterprise sector, I am really pleased to see how it can unlock extra resources from social investors, private businesses and phil

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3 Sept 2025Bathing Waters: Pollution

Over the summer, we saw the announcement of a £50 million investment into Southport’s waste water treatment works to reduce the number of sewage overflows to just three per bathing season, allowing Southport to once again become the jewel in the crown of the north-west coast. Does the Minister agree that that level of

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3 Sept 2025Bathing Waters: Pollution

6. What progress he has made on reducing pollution in bathing waters.

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2 Sept 2025 Duty of Candour for Public Authorities and Legal Representation for Bereaved Families

It is a pleasure to serve with you in the Chair, Mrs Hobhouse. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Liverpool West Derby (Ian Byrne) for securing the debate. We served on Liverpool city council together many years ago, so I know how long he has been fighting this fight. Inquiries into all the disasters and scandals th

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1 Sept 2025Defibrillators

First, I add my voice to those calling for VAT to be removed from defibs. That appears to be an easy win for the Government at the coming Budget. Secondly, a lot of Members have spoken about voluntary groups and charities in their constituencies that do good work. The Southport Saviours charity in my constituency does

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13 Jul 2025Homelessness Prevention

The number of people in the UK who have no recourse to public funds has increased significantly in recent years. Lots of those people end up falling through the cracks in the system—some of them perhaps end up rough sleeping, and some engage in antisocial behaviour—but the one thing they all have in common is that they

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13 Jul 2025Homelessness Prevention

5. What steps her Department is taking to increase funding for homelessness prevention services.

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8 Jul 2025Engagements

Tomorrow evening sees the annual national police bravery awards. Three of the officers nominated this year are three of those who were first on the scene of the tragedy in my Southport constituency last summer. Will the Prime Minister join me in paying tribute to Sergeant Gregory Gillespie, Constable Luke Holden and PC

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24 Jun 2025Topical Questions

The mobile phone signal is uniformly terrible across the northern part of my constituency, meaning that my constituents are missing out on opportunities. Will the Minister work more closely with industry to identify and deal with those rural mobile blackspots to further the Government’s growth mission?

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24 Jun 2025Topical Questions

Across the northern part of my constituency, from Marshside over to Hesketh Bank—

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24 Jun 2025Topical Questions

T1. If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities.

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3 Jun 2025Disadvantaged Communities

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Roger. When I was a child, my hometown was thriving, the high street was teeming and there were places to go and things to do. The British Insulated Callender’s Cables factory was at the top of my street, and employed perhaps 1,000 people. In contrast to my thrivin

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2 Jun 2025Employment: Ex-offenders

We got there eventually! Employment is crucial to reducing reoffending, and data shows that offenders who are employed within six weeks of leaving prison have a reoffending rate around half of those out of work. Will the Minister outline how the regional employment councils, including in Southport and the Liverpool cit

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2 Jun 2025Employment: Ex-offenders

20. What steps her Department is taking to help support ex-offenders into employment.

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21 May 2025Topical Questions

T4. Earlier this week, I attended the launch of the Independent Venue Community, which is a charity aiming to bring community activity into night-time music venues when they are usually closed. Does the Minister agree that such innovative thinking is beneficial to health and wellbeing, the arts sector more generally an

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