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House of Commons · General Debate

Parliamentary Works Sponsor Body

10 March 2022 · 3 other contributors

Opened by Barry Sheerman Ind Nigel Farage

TransportEnvironment

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At a glance

Barry Sheerman raised concerns about parliamentary works sponsor body in the House of Commons. Other MPs contributed to the debate.

Key points

  • Concerns raised about the impact of the restoration and renewal project on London's roads and air quality
  • Emphasised the need to consider alternative transport methods like using the river Thames to reduce pollution and disruption
  • No specific asks of government or commitments made were recorded

How the debate unfolded

MPs spoke in turn to share their views and ask questions. Here's what each person said.

Opened the debate

Barry Sheerman Ind Nigel Farage

Asked the sponsor body for an assessment on the impact of the restoration and renewal project on London’s roads and air quality. Emphasised the need to consider alternative transport methods like using the river Thames to reduce pollution and disruption.

Other contributors (3)
  • Barry Sheerman Ind Nigel Farage

    Asked about the environmental impact of the restoration project, suggesting that materials be transported by water rather than road to minimise damage to London’s roads and air quality.

  • Mark Tami Lab Alyn and Deeside

    Noted that the project is committed to sustainability but work is paused due to decisions made in February. Agreed with the suggestion of using the Thames for transport, indicating willingness to revisit contracts if necessary.

  • Peter Bone Con Wellingborough

    Requested that any work done on the project be published as soon as possible to address concerns about environmental impact and transparency.

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