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10 Dec 2025 AI Safety

Does the hon. Lady agree that we should be looking hard at the EU’s regulation in this area, and considering alignment and whether there might be points on which we would like to go further?

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8 Dec 2025Child Poverty Strategy

Some 174,000 children live in temporary accommodation, at a cost of £2.2 billion, so I welcome the Secretary of State’s commitment to reducing those numbers. However, even if they were reduced dramatically, a lot of children would still face safeguarding problems. Eighty children died while living in temporary accommod

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4 Dec 2025 Business of the House

The No Tier Snooker Society in Congleton has brought joy to those living with early onset dementia and a supportive circle for their families. It is played with revised rules—hence the name—and is a model for initiatives in other areas. It was set up by Ian, with help from nurse Denise Parr, and I am so pleased to see

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3 Dec 2025Sunday rail services in Congleton

I rise to present a petition on Sunday rail services in Congleton. In presenting this petition, I thank councillors from the progressive coalition on Congleton town council, Richard Eadie and the Congleton Sustainable Travel group for acquiring the relevant signatures. The petitioners request the House of Commons to ur

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2 Dec 2025Criminal Court Reform

I have immense sympathy for the difficult position that the Lord Chancellor and the many victims of crime in this country are in. There is, however, a category of offences relating to the right to protest—a right that has been restricted by multiple Governments over time. It is very important that we maintain jury tria

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27 Nov 2025Budget Resolutions

Will the hon. Member give way?

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27 Nov 2025Budget Resolutions

My constituents may recall that I once started a speech in this place with the words “Potholes, potholes, potholes”—I thank the hon. Member for North Bedfordshire (Richard Fuller) for that glance of recognition. No one will be more delighted than the people of Congleton with the Chancellor’s announcement in the Budget

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24 Nov 2025Gaza: Humanitarian Obligations

Does my hon. Friend agree that journalists must also be given free access to Gaza and that it is important that international reporting resumes immediately?

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20 Nov 2025International Men’s Day

First, let me say an enormous thank you to my hon. Friends the Members for Cannock Chase (Josh Newbury) and for Hitchin (Alistair Strathern) for talking so movingly about their own experiences. They are role models for us all. Speaking of role models, if one saw what was on the television and on social media about men,

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20 Nov 2025 Migration: Settlement Pathway

I entirely agree that we need control of our borders in this country. In respect of transitional arrangements, over the next 12 years there will be an 83% increase in the number of over-80s in my constituency. Health and care visa workers are currently providing critical services to many of my constituents, as well as

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20 Nov 2025 Reoffending: Rehabilitation in Prisons

There is an epidemic of violence against women and girls in this country, and the Government have a stated aim of reducing that by 50%. In that context, it is critical that our prisons play their role in rehabilitation. Does the Chair of the Select Committee agree that with 70% of people being released from remand—eith

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17 Nov 2025Asylum Policy

I thank the Home Secretary for her statement. There is currently a loophole in UK employment law that means that people who are self-employed are not subject to right-to-work checks, which means that many people work illegally in the gig economy, with no potential risk to their “non-employer”. Will the Home Secretary d

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11 Nov 2025Prisoner Releases in Error

We must of course solve the immediate problem of accidental releases, which are a huge issue. However, for longer-term planning, we have a very high vacancy rate in our prisons. I understand what the Secretary of State has said about the work on bringing that down, but will he look at the Justice Committee’s recommenda

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5 Nov 2025 Council of Europe and the European Convention on Human Rights

The only other country that has willingly left the ECHR is Greece, under the fascist military dictatorship in 1969. Of course, once the dictatorship was overthrown, it rejoined. Does the hon. Gentleman agree that that is not company that we wish to be in?

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5 Nov 2025 Council of Europe and the European Convention on Human Rights

Will the Minister give way?

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5 Nov 2025 Council of Europe and the European Convention on Human Rights

Will my hon. Friend give way?

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4 Nov 2025Economic Growth: Congleton

I thank the Chancellor for her answer. In my constituency, Dane Valley Community Energy, a marvellous group of volunteers, has raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for solar panels on schools and other local buildings, including Daneside theatre and Havannah primary school. Unfortunately, recent Government guidance h

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4 Nov 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-11-04)

About 19 young people have died in my constituency in the last few years. Rural roads account for a disproportionate number of road deaths. There is huge cross-party support for this, and a huge geographical diversity of interest. It affects everybody. Vision Zero, a campaign group that would like to see the eliminatio

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4 Nov 2025Economic Growth: Congleton

3. What steps she is taking to help increase economic growth in Congleton constituency.

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3 Nov 2025Defence Industrial Base

I recently visited Avocet, an innovative manufacturing company based in Holmes Chapel in my constituency. It is looking to grow its business by diversifying into supplying components and materials for drone battery production. However, it has expressed to me the potential for improved support and guidance from the Gove

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