Speeches by Niblett.

“Over 20 years ago, I began a career with Experian, a data company, and we were talking about having a unique reference number for everybody in the country. That was for the benefit of companies, so that they could make more money off us, whereas what the Government are doing is looking to give us access to our own data…”

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“My question is this: with all the arguments for and against taken into account, and with trust in politicians and politics at an all-time low, what assurances can my right hon. Friend give that she will work with me to ensure that my constituents feel like this is being done with them, rather than to them?”

“I want to thank the three Members who secured this debate. It is of profound importance. Not long after becoming an MP, I was contacted by Hayley Johnson, who wanted to speak with me about her heartbreak. In April 2025, Hayley found out she was pregnant with her daughter Evelyn. Up until she was 26 weeks and six days, …”

“The Coalfields Regeneration Trust is asking for £50 million to support local initiatives that deliver training courses and community cohesion at ward level. I have spoken to the trust about supporting constituents of mine in ex-coalfield communities in Swadlincote by improving the confidence of people on long-term bene…”

“It is a pleasure to speak under your chairship, Dr Murrison. I applaud my hon. Friend the Member for Kettering (Rosie Wrighting) for securing the debate. This is the first time that this subject has been discussed in this place, and I cannot think of anyone better to introduce it. I am thrilled to take part in this deb…”

“I am very familiar with my hon. Friend’s constituency, and I know that he was campaigning for good transport links way before he became an MP. On access to bus services, smaller villages such as Egginton in my South Derbyshire constituency are not served by a bus service at all. Does he agree that that truly ensures re…”

“I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme (Lee Pitcher) for securing today’s vital debate. This issue is particularly personal for me, and I have been open about it in the House before. I was 11 when my mum first tried to take her own life, and I am so grateful to the Samaritans, whos…”

“Does my hon. Friend agree that there is nothing more isolating than not being able to get somewhere? My constituent Elishia Ingham tried to get her mobility scooter on to a bus service but was rejected entry on to the bus because there was not enough space. Does my hon. Friend agree that even though bus companies do no…”

“I think that has pretty much covered everything. Thank you.”

“[In British Sign Language: “Thank you and good afternoon.”] Did I say that right? You have really got me thinking today, for a couple of reasons. One is that my dad started to lose his hearing in, I think, his early 50s, because of a condition involving fluid in the ears. Over the years, he became increasingly isolated…”

“As a proud auntie to Benjamin, who is autistic, I am delighted when I hear of employers who are doing great things for neurodivergent people. A constituent of mine, Ian Carlier, is the chief executive officer of Momentic, which supports people to get off benefits and into self-employed work. Does she agree that when we…”

“Residents of Overseal in my constituency woke up over the August bank holiday weekend to find a Traveller site being constructed behind their homes without planning permission and with complete disregard for due process, ignoring a stop order that had been secured by local councillor Amy Wheelton and officers of the co…”

“On the topic of trust, when you have your target groups, how do you overcome vaccine hesitancy?”

“I am hijacking David’s questions, as I have a couple of things to ask. It is really interesting to hear you talk about the responsibility being with the local authorities. I have offered my constituency office up for sexual health clinics; the NHS loves the idea, the local public health service at Derbyshire County Cou…”

“Are there any trends by age group? I had heard—this could be a complete lie—that second-time-rounders, divorcees, are experimenting with sexual liberation and that there has been a surge in the spread of STIs in that age group. Is that complete and utter rubbish?”

“You have already stated that resistance to antibiotics is proving a problem, particularly for gonorrhoea; that caught my attention in your answer to the first question. To what extent is antibiotic resistance becoming a concern more broadly, particularly for infections like gonorrhoea and Shigella?”

“This might be a rhetorical question, but are the Government making sufficient funding available to develop new antibiotics for those STIs, and/or how close are we to creating them?”

“Amanda, what impact do you foresee the vaccine having on rates of gonorrhoea, and what is the strategy to ensure take-up by those most at risk?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mrs Hobhouse. I represent a semi-rural constituency, and one of its gorgeous little market towns, Melbourne, famously—or so it seems to me—has a high street where cars have to park a bit on the pavement, which is super-skinny because the road is super-skinny. If they did …”