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Speeches by Cadbury.

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26 Mar 2026Road Safety

For HGV drivers, the ability to stop and rest is essential to our road safety, yet HGV drivers and freight sector representatives recently told my Committee that the long-known critical shortage of HGV parking spaces continues. The Government do not need another survey, so when can we expect a diagnosis of the causes o

transportlocal-government
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26 Mar 2026Transport Accessibility for Disabled People

I beg to move, That this House has considered the matter of transport accessibility for disabled people; notes the recommendations of the Transport Committee in its First Report of Session 2024-25, Access denied: rights versus reality in disabled people’s access to transport, HC 770, and the Government’s response to th

transportsocial-care
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18 Mar 2026 Student Loans

The Minister is making an excellent and powerful speech on the motion. One aspect of the broken student loans system is the maternity penalty. When someone is on maternity leave, the interest on a student loan continues to accrue, despite income dropping below the repayment threshold. That means that graduates with stu

educationeconomy-jobsfiscal-policy
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9 Mar 2026Immigration Policy

In my constituency, people of all faiths and backgrounds live, learn and work next to each other. Unlike many other European countries, the UK has a good reputation on integration, so can the Minister reassure me that these reforms will not lead to the UK becoming like our European neighbours with much poorer records?

immigration
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24 Feb 2026Menopause Diagnosis: London

Women in my constituency experiencing symptoms of perimenopause and menopause tell me of very varied experiences of going to their GP—some excellent, and some, frankly, alarmingly poor. I have been particularly concerned to hear about the experiences of south Asian women with perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms. Wha

health
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24 Feb 2026Menopause Diagnosis: London

6. What steps he is taking to improve the diagnosis of menopause for women in London.

health
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12 Feb 2026Rail Transport and Economic Growth

On Tuesday, the Committee published, as well as the report on the Railways Bill, a report called “Rail investment pipelines: ending boom and bust”, which includes discussion of the rolling stock that we need to run our trains. We found a pattern of boom and bust in investment decisions. No strategy means fluctuating or

transporteconomy-jobs
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19 Jan 2026 Iran: Protests

For almost 50 years, Iranians have found refuge in the UK, and many have made their homes in west London. One of them wrote to me saying that even after 20 years, Iran still runs through his veins. Will the Minister outline how the Government are working with the Iranian diaspora in the UK to provide support and reassu

defencecrimeimmigration
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14 Jan 2026Northern Powerhouse Rail

This is another hugely welcome transport statement from the Secretary of State for Transport and her team. Today’s announcement promises levels of rail connectivity for communities from Merseyside to Tyneside that will compare to those of the London travel to work area. The question that I and many others have is: when

transporteconomy-jobslocal-government
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8 Jan 2026Topical Questions

The Government have given mayoral authorities greater devolved powers to develop local transport infrastructure projects. Will the Secretary of State ensure that such powers provide the opportunity to speed up joint planning and decision making so that much-needed transport infrastructure, such as the West Yorkshire ma

transport
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8 Jan 2026 Road Safety Strategy

This strategy and the many elements within it are hugely welcome, and I congratulate the Government on addressing what the previous Government spent 14 years not properly addressing, during which time too many people have been killed or seriously injured on our roads in preventable incidents. When the Secretary of Stat

transportcrimehealth
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8 Jan 2026 High Street Gambling Reform

Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Brent East (Dawn Butler) for her powerful speech, which outlined the impact on gambling addicts and their loved ones. I fully support the reforms she is putting forward and congratulate her, Members across this House and Brent council on leading thi

local-governmenthealthcrime
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7 Jan 2026Engagements

Q1. If he will list his official engagements for Wednesday 7 January.

defenceeconomy-jobshousing
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7 Jan 2026Engagements

Leaseholders in my constituency and across the country are being fleeced by freeholders and managing agents. They need relief from both, and we need to end the feudal leasehold system, so can the Prime Minister confirm when the leasehold and commonhold reform Bill will come to Parliament?

defenceeconomy-jobshousing
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17 Dec 2025 UK-EU Common Understanding Negotiations

The UK’s return to involvement in Erasmus is hugely welcome not only for my constituents who are at university, but for those learning in schools and FE colleges and working in the sports and youth sectors. Could my right hon. Friend please outline what steps the Government will be taking particularly in relation to th

educationeconomy-jobsdefence
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15 Dec 2025Liaison Committee (Commons) — Oral Evidence (HC 530)

I am using this just as an example, but in Switzerland, they set the rail timetable 10 years in advance, and then they build the infrastructure and the network in order to meet that timetable. It gives communities, passengers, freight operators and their private sector investment partners certainty; they know where the

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15 Dec 2025Liaison Committee (Commons) — Oral Evidence (HC 530)

Welcome, Prime Minister. In 18 months, your Government has announced many quite separate initiatives. What have you found most difficult in delivering the plan for change?

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15 Dec 2025Liaison Committee (Commons) — Oral Evidence (HC 530)

That is part of—

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15 Dec 2025Liaison Committee (Commons) — Oral Evidence (HC 530)

No.

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9 Dec 2025 Railways Bill

There are questions about the relationship between the Secretary of State, GBR, the ORR and the passenger watchdog, which we will certainly pursue—and so, I am sure, will others. Devolution is central to the Government’s vision, so I welcome the fact that the Scottish and Welsh Governments and elected mayors will have

transporteconomy-jobslocal-government
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