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10 Mar 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill

Yes, as someone who was regularly held back from going on my dinner break because we were waiting for prisoner transportation, I would always welcome further improvement of prisoner transportation. I am all for that. To close, we are not the first Government to change the threshold for jury trials, and because of the s

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3 Mar 2026 Sustainable Aviation Fuel Bill

Does my hon. Friend agree that the reopening of Doncaster airport is not only critical so that we are part of the sustainable aviation future, but to create the high-skill, high-wage jobs in the green economy that young people in Doncaster deserve?

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4 Feb 2026Civil Service Pension Scheme: Administration

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Lewell. I refer Members to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests, which declares my various union memberships. Many Members have made very valid points, and I will try not to echo them. To follow on from what my hon. Friend the Member for Cramlington

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29 Jan 2026 Prison Capacity: Annual Statement

I remind Members of my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests: I am a member of the POA. I want to back up what the Minister said in retaliation to the shadow Justice Minister. Prison can indeed work, but words alone are not enough, and when a party is in office, it has to back them up with action and ac

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27 Jan 2026Energy Bills

I am pleased that the Government are sticking to their pledge on reducing energy bills, as the Minister rightly points out, with an average of £150 coming off annual bills this April. Does he agree that that is a good start, but that we must continue to work across Departments to ensure that we make further progress on

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27 Jan 2026Energy Bills

11. What fiscal steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to help reduce energy bills.

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20 Jan 2026Sentencing Bill

I am pleased that the Bill will deliver long-term and sustainable reform to our criminal justice system and make sure that we never again end up in the position where dangerous offenders are not being locked up, the police do not have the capacity to make arrests and courts are not able to hold trials. It was a breakdo

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20 Jan 2026Sentencing Bill

On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. I wish to apologise for inadvertently making an error. At the start of my speech on the Sentencing Bill, I forgot to declare that I remain a member of the Prison Officers Association, following my time in the Prison Service. I hope that the record can be corrected.

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15 Jan 2026 Business of the House

Audiology services in Doncaster have faced huge problems for some time, and while the trust is working hard to improve the service, it is unacceptable that some of my constituents have been waiting years for basic hearing tests, and to have their hearing aid needs met. I pay tribute to Maggie and Paul from the Audiolog

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8 Jan 2026Economic Growth: Transport System

12. What steps she is taking to help ensure that the transport system supports economic growth.

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8 Jan 2026Economic Growth: Transport System

Junction 3 of the M18 in Doncaster is one of the biggest bottlenecks to growth in our region, so will the Minister meet me to discuss the possibility of its inclusion in the road investment strategy and how the Department can further support the mayoral combined authority and the council to make sure we get this sorted

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11 Dec 2025Small and Medium-sized Businesses

Clean Power Hydrogen, a small business in my constituency, is a UK leader in the manufacturing of membrane-free electrolysers for green hydrogen production. It employs about 60 people in Doncaster, and it has the ability to expand that to hundreds by 2035. Will the Minister set out what he and his Department are doing

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11 Dec 2025Small and Medium-sized Businesses

8. What steps his Department is taking to support SMEs.

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8 Dec 2025Restriction of Jury Trials

I am pleased, if not a little surprised, to see how keen the Conservatives have been to talk about issues of criminal justice in recent weeks, considering they showed next to no interest when they were in government and I was working in the prison system. I believe that the last Government stated that they would bring

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8 Dec 2025Topical Questions

T6. I welcome the Government’s commitment to tackling the NEETs crisis in this country. Will the Secretary of State work on that with the Department for Education? Doncaster university technical college has been incredibly good at linking industry and education. I hope that, in the near future, the Government will agre

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25 Nov 2025Doncaster Royal Infirmary

6. What steps he is taking to help reduce the repair backlog at Doncaster Royal infirmary.

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25 Nov 2025Doncaster Royal Infirmary

As the Minister outlined, Doncaster was badly let down under the previous Administration, when after much fanfare and promise we were left off the new hospital programme. Since then, the trust has been working on revised capital projects to keep it going in the interim period, including a much-needed rebuild of the eas

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13 Nov 2025Water Sector Reform

6. What steps she is taking to reform the water sector.

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13 Nov 2025Water Sector Reform

My constituents know the trouble the water industry is in. I have previously raised in this House the matter of bonuses of being given to Yorkshire Water executives in exchange for poor service. What will the Government do to fix the broken regulatory system so that the failures of the past do not happen again?

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12 Nov 2025Engagements

Q2. I, too, associate myself with the remarks of the Prime Minister.The Prime Minister will be aware of the campaign being run by the trustees of the British Coal staff superannuation scheme to return the £2.3 billion investment reserve back to its members, 700 of whom are in Doncaster Central. The Labour Government de

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