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29 Apr 2025Home Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 580)

Do you know what the expectation is on an accommodation provider to provide? The reference to us, as a Committee, is that some have been going above and beyond, but above and beyond what?

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29 Apr 2025Home Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 580)

That is kind; thank you.

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29 Apr 2025Home Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 580)

All three of you have highlighted the variances that exist, whether it be geographically or between different accommodation providers. There seems to almost be a bit of a discrepancy, certainly from the evidence that has come to the Committee and our own experiences through visits—a variation on the expectations from a

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27 Apr 2025 Child Rape Gangs

In February, a brave group of victims and a leading child abuse lawyer wrote to the Home Secretary warning her that the rape gangs scandal across the Bradford district is likely to be one of the most significant of its kind in the UK, and that leaders in Bradford are deliberately seeking to avoid the commissioning of a

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21 Apr 2025Bail Guidelines

After the conviction of eight men for a string of horrendous child rape offences in Keighley, I wish I could stand here and say that justice has been fully served, but I cannot, because two of these men—dual nationals—absconded during their trial, are still evading justice and are known to be abroad. Does the Secretary

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21 Apr 2025Topical Questions

T3. In a single week in Bradford, we have seen council leaders once again reject my calls for a full rape gangs inquiry. An ex-police officer has been threatened with arrest for investigating these horrific crimes, and now a judge is blocking the release of official transcripts from a major rape gang trial in Bradford.

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21 Apr 2025Bail Guidelines

16. If she will have discussions with the HM Prison and Probation Service on the potential merits of reviewing its guidelines on bail.

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7 Apr 2025 Fly-tipping: West Midlands

Dare I say it, but the mismanagement under the Labour administration in Birmingham is the absolute result of what residents are now being faced with—an increase in council tax across Birmingham and a significantly negative impact on the current level of service, with their rubbish not being collected. I fear that the w

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7 Apr 2025 Easter Adjournment

Absolutely. That is why it is so important that all Members across the House support grassroots sporting organisations and the sporting facilities at their heart. They drive confidence in our young people, whatever sport it may be. I also put on record my thanks to the Ilkley business awards committee, which, every yea

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7 Apr 2025 Easter Adjournment

It is great to speak in this Easter debate, and I would like to use this opportunity to thank a handful of fantastic organisations from across the constituency. It is really difficult to pick out a few from across Keighley, Ilkley, Silsden and the Worth Valley, an area that I am incredibly proud to represent. I start w

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7 Apr 2025 Tackling Child Sexual Abuse

I have to say that I am completely infuriated by today’s statement. Here we are, on the very last sitting day before the Easter recess, and the Government have all but admitted that no real progress whatsoever has been made on their promise to launch five local rape gang inquiries before Easter. It gets worse: for more

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7 Apr 2025 Fly-tipping: West Midlands

How bad does it need to get for the residents of Birmingham before the Government step in and take stronger action?

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7 Apr 2025 Fly-tipping: West Midlands

My right hon. Friend is absolutely right. If you are a resident in Birmingham paying your council tax, you want action. You do not want talks after talks, discussions after discussions. Residents have been impacted for too long—a month in certain circumstances. I was in Birmingham two weekends ago, and the level of rub

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7 Apr 2025 Fly-tipping: West Midlands

It absolutely is action that needs to be condemned. Why? Because those who are being impacted are the hard-working residents of Birmingham. They are dutifully paying their council tax—despite its having increased as a result of Labour’s mismanagement of the council—yet they are expected to be taking their waste to an a

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7 Apr 2025 Fly-tipping: West Midlands

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Stringer. I thank my right hon. Friend the Member for Aldridge-Brownhills (Wendy Morton) for bringing forward this really timely and important debate. As she rightly and eloquently illustrated, fly-tipping is an absolute crime. It blights our landscape, risks pollut

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7 Apr 2025 Fly-tipping: West Midlands

I note again that the hon. Member has not condemned the actions, yet who is being penalised but the residents of Birmingham as waste piles up outside their houses? The BBC was reporting on that very action last night. It reported not only on the action being taken by Unite trade unionists, but on the residents who are

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6 Apr 2025 Road Maintenance

I welcome the announcement on better transparency in how local government is spending money on potholes, but the challenge I have in the Bradford district is that, according to the answer to a freedom of information request, only 4% of highway spending over six years was spent in the Keighley and Ilkley constituency. T

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6 Apr 2025 Road Maintenance

Does my hon. Friend agree that this causes inconvenience not only to the many commuters who use the A1, who want better connectivity north of the border, but to the landowners who have been moved around in the negotiations for years? This Labour Government’s decision to scrap the funding allocated for the A1 upgrade no

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6 Apr 2025 Road Maintenance

Does my hon. Friend agree that it is not just north of the border that these cuts are being made? South of the border, we have seen this new Labour Government cut the local service delivery grant by over £100 million. The grant is specifically allocated to assist rural councils in providing much-needed services, such a

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6 Apr 2025 Road Maintenance

I am pleased that the hon. Member brought that up. Just in 2021, Bradford council, through its statutory responsibility to provide feedback to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government —it was the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities at the time—reported that it was in sound financial he

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