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10 Dec 2024Home Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 381)

Are you doing it internally? Are you getting help from outside agencies or is it just you within each force?

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5 Dec 2024 Improving Public Transport

We are talking about now, and we are talking about the fact that you have reduced the bus fare cap.

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5 Dec 2024 Improving Public Transport

Apologies, Madam Deputy Speaker. We are talking about now, and we are talking about the hike in the bus fare cap to £3. It would cost only £150 million to keep it at £2 according to the House of Commons Library. I thank the Minister for writing to me this week to confirm that a full monitoring and evaluation report has

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5 Dec 2024 Improving Public Transport

I commend the hon. Member for Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard (Alex Mayer) on her excellent maiden speech, and congratulate her on having the oldest road in her constituency—and doubtless, the oldest potholes as well. I also commend my hon. Friends the Members for Horsham (John Milne), for Guildford (Zöe Franklin), for

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2 Dec 2024Social Housing: Service Charges

15. What assessment she has made of the potential impact of service charges on residents in social housing.

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2 Dec 2024Social Housing: Service Charges

Many leaseholders in my constituency live in properties where Clarion housing association is the freeholder. This year’s service charge is on average almost 50% higher than the original estimate and for some on the High Path estate it is over £1,000 more. Does the Minister agree that leaseholders deserve transparency,

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28 Nov 2024 Pakistan: Freedom of Religion

I thank the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon) for securing the debate, and am grateful to him and other Members for their excellent contributions. Pakistan’s constitution enshrines the right of every citizen to “profess, practice and propagate his religion”, and in January, the Minister of Foreign Affairs went a

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28 Nov 2024 Pakistan: Freedom of Religion

I completely agree. We have an absolute duty to enforce that and make sure that happens. The Pakistani Government are doing more than just turning a blind eye to this discrimination, with the state actively seeking to marginalise the Ahmadi Muslim community. Unless Ahmadi Muslims declare themselves to be non-Muslims, t

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27 Nov 2024 Respect Orders and Antisocial Behaviour

I thank the Minister for her statement and warmly welcome it. She is right to mention neighbourhood policing. Does she agree with the Met commissioner, Mark Rowley, that local police stations are critical to neighbourhood policing, and whether she will pledge to stop the closure of local police stations that occurred u

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21 Nov 2024Railway Ticketing

Now that the railways are coming under her guardianship, will the Secretary of State assure the House that that will be the last above-inflation rail fare increase in this Parliament?

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21 Nov 2024Topical Questions

I congratulate the Secretary of State on the passing of the Passenger Railway Services (Public Ownership) Bill yesterday. Northern Rail has been publicly owned for the past four years, running trains on tracks that have been publicly owned for more than two decades. Sadly, Northern Rail still has some of the worst canc

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21 Nov 2024Railway Ticketing

May I join others in expressing my party’s sympathy for the family, friends, colleagues and former constituents of John Prescott? He was a towering figure. I welcome the Secretary of State’s comments on simplifying ticketing. That will doubtless help to get people back on to the railways. Affordability is also critical

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19 Nov 2024 Passenger Railway Services (Public Ownership) Bill

Our current railway system is simply not fit for purpose, and I know I speak for everyone in this Chamber when I say that has to change. If we are serious about growth, we have to get serious about rail. After years of Tory neglect, we must get our network back on track and put the passenger first. Across the world, th

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18 Nov 2024 Bus Funding

I thank the Secretary of State for advance sight of her statement, which I warmly welcome. As she made clear, access to convenient, frequent and affordable buses is vital. They are critical to both employment and quality of life, particularly in rural areas. Sadly, however, too many parts of our country lack decent bus

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12 Nov 2024Transport Infrastructure Projects: Elizabeth Line

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Vickers. I thank the hon. Member for Reading Central (Matt Rodda) for securing this important debate. Despite some genuine issues, it is clear that the Elizabeth line has been a tremendous success. It was an engineering marvel, and one of the biggest infrastructure

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11 Nov 2024 Rail Performance

I thank the Secretary of State for advance sight of her statement. I also welcome the new shadow Secretary of State, the hon. Member for Orpington (Gareth Bacon), to his position. The Lib Dems welcome the Secretary of State’s statement that performance is improved, and commuters and businesses are relieved that industr

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6 Nov 2024Budget Resolutions

I congratulate all those who made their maiden speeches today, and I congratulate President Trump on his election. While many of us in this House have legitimate concerns about what his victory presages for democracy and the rule of law, we should not undermine those values by criticising the American people for the ch

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31 Oct 2024Night-time Economy

I refer the House to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests. The hospitality industry is a crucial aspect of the night-time economy. It already faces an existential crisis, with post-Brexit labour shortages, covid debt and wage and commodity inflation. What advice would the Minister give to the hospit

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31 Oct 2024Night-time Economy

9. What steps he is taking to support the night-time economy. [R]

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31 Oct 2024 Cancer Strategy for England

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Betts. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Wokingham (Clive Jones) for securing this important debate. As so many have said, and as Lord Darzi has confirmed, our NHS is in crisis. Spiralling waiting lists, crumbling infrastructure and demotivated staff are symptom

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