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Paid tribute to Dame Cheryl Gillan and Shirley Williams, expressed concern over lobbying rules. Called for a full parliamentary inquiry into the Greensill scandal.
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Acknowledged the passing of Dame Cheryl Gillan, Ian Gibson, and Baroness Shirley Williams. Reassured concerns about sewage overflow in rivers, initiated an independent review on lobbying rules by Nigel Boardman to be completed by June. Defended current lobbying regulations against criticisms.
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Asked the Prime Minister about exploring the creation of an NHS cadet scheme to recognise and build upon the volunteering legacy following the pandemic.
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Questioned the Prime Minister on the legal challenge against Scottish legislation embedding the UN convention on the rights of the child into Scots law. Criticised the UK Government for opposing children's rights in Scotland.
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Inquired about prioritising improvements to the A55 expressway, which is crucial for north Wales' economic development and freight transportation.
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Highlighted the lack of British Sign Language interpreters at press briefings funded by taxpayers. Emphasised the importance of accessibility and inclusivity in government communications.
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Acknowledged the role of small businesses, such as Brocklehursts, in maintaining economic activity during lockdowns and invited the Prime Minister to join a campaign promoting local shopping.
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Offered condolences on behalf of her constituents for the loss of Queen Elizabeth II’s husband, Prince Philip. Asked if David Cameron had been in contact with Boris Johnson regarding matters in the press.
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Praised those involved in vaccine development and roll-out, highlighting the dedication of NHS staff and volunteers who facilitated the vaccination programme's success.
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Acknowledged Sir Peter Hendy’s interim Union connectivity review findings which highlight improvements needed for north Wales' railways and A55 road. Requested confirmation that projects identified in the report will receive funding.
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Recalled a bill proposed in 2007 to prohibit politicians from lying on matters of public policy and invited the Prime Minister's opinion on its principle.
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Celebrated Kash Singh’s initiative 'One Britain One Nation' which aims to unite diverse communities in celebrating Britishness. Invited the Prime Minister to support and send a message for its launch.
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Contrary to the conclusions of the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report, institutional racism still exists. Forty years since the Liverpool 8 uprisings, black communities continue to suffer racial injustice and the report downplays structural inequalities. The Resolution Foundation reported that unemployment for young black people rose by 35%, compared with a 13% rise for their white counterparts. Can the Prime Minister confirm allegations about Downing Street redrafting the report and agree it should be withdrawn?
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As we build back better, inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers is crucial. Will the Prime Minister work with EngineeringUK and Big Bang Digital to provide an online introduction for this year’s event? Can he recognise the extraordinary contribution that engineers have made in our battle against covid?
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Since becoming Prime Minister, there has been a threefold increase in donations from property developers. There is also a case of Richard Desmond with the Communities Secretary. Recently, there was a contract between a Health Secretary and his pub landlord for £30 million-worth of PPE. What does this say about the Prime Minister’s leadership?
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A number of constituents have taken to the streets to tackle littering, particularly in Colsterworth. Will the Prime Minister join me in backing the spring clean campaign? Can he assure my constituents that the Government are doing all they can to tackle littering?