I am concerned about grassroots music venues across the country, particularly in London, finding it increasingly difficult to survive as customers spend less when they come to gigs due to the cost-of-living crisis. Will the Minister explain the progress on the levy? Will he consider Lib Dem calls to reverse the national insurance rise on small businesses to give venues such as Sound Lounge and CryerArts Centre in Sutton, which are valued by our local community, a better chance to survive and thrive?

My constituent’s Crown court case has been delayed until 2028, with delays attributed to court closures and insufficient local capacity. What does the Minister have to say to my constituent about their long wait for justice?

Earlier this week I was contacted by a long-suffering commuter using Worcester Park station. She wrote: 'As a teacher my days are already demanding... What should be a straightforward journey has become an exhausting and frustrating part of my day.' Now that South Western Railway is under Government control, will the Minister tell my constituents when we can expect to see the service and timetable finally improve for Worcester Park station?

The Beddington energy recovery facility has an outstanding request to increase its annual permit tonnage to 382,000 tonnes from the originally approved 300,000 tonnes when planning was approved. I know the Secretary of State is familiar with this, as the facility is a mere 100 metres from his constituency. May I ask him whether the Environment Agency will listen to local residents, including his own, and to councils across Sutton, Merton, Croydon and Kingston and refuse the permit expansion, as sufficient incinerator capacity already exists in London?

In April, I wrote to the Minister for School Standards about the Angel Hill free school, which will provide desperately needed places for children with SEND. Can she give an update on when construction is expected to begin?

Reports about the Met police raid and arrests at the Quaker meeting house in Westminster last Thursday have caused great alarm, particularly because Quakers are renowned for their non-violent and pacifist principles. The incident raises serious concerns about the police’s approach to freedom of assembly, freedom of expression and the right to peaceful protest. What explanation have the Met police given the Minister for their actions that night?

What resources are being provided to schools to support restorative justice initiatives in relation to knife crime, especially victim-led approaches such as workshops or peer mentoring to engage young people in conversations about its prevention?

Does the Chancellor think again about providing an exemption for healthcare providers from the national insurance rise given that it will lead to further cuts in staff services?

My fantastic local football club, Sutton United, provides excellent opportunities in grassroots sports through its junior, women and disabled teams, and it even has a walking football club for those of us, Mr Speaker, who need a gentler pace of play. However, it tells me that it desperately needs access to more training facilities to ensure there is year-round football for all players. The training pitch the club uses in the local park is often waterlogged and unusable. Will the Minister support Sutton United in securing a new all-weather pitch? Will she meet me and the club to discuss potential sources of funding to make that a reality?

Given the statistics from Marie Curie indicating that 15% of three-quarters of a million end-of-life carers live below the poverty line and this rises to 22% a year after bereavement, will the Minister consider extending the time that carers can claim Carer’s Allowance from two months to six months after bereavement?

The use of illegal high-powered Sur-Ron type e-bikes by criminal gangs on and around our high streets is causing significant concern, particularly in London, with incidents of antisocial behaviour, violent muggings and phone theft becoming increasingly more common. Can the Home Secretary please update the House on discussions her Department has had with the Mayor of London and the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police on what they are doing to reduce these incidents and make our streets safer across London?

We know that no impact assessment was carried out prior to the decision to cut the winter fuel payment, but was any consideration given to the burden that the daunting application form places on the elderly, and the extra burden on charities such as Age UK, which advise them on completing it? Evidence of that daunting burden is the 60% limit to uptake over the past decade. Will she work with her colleagues to simplify the application process, ease the burden on those who are losing the winter fuel payment, and help them receive the broad benefits that pension credit provides?

What fiscal steps is she taking to support pensioners with the cost of living?

Figures from London councils show that three in 10 Londoners who were turned away from polling stations due to a lack of appropriate voter ID did not return to vote. What assessment has been made of the impact on overall turnout of the voter ID laws implemented by the last Government, particularly when it is understood that those measures disproportionately affect already disenfranchised communities, such as those renting from a social landlord, the unemployed, lower social grades, disabled people and young people?

The recent London stalking review published by the London victims' commissioner reveals some pretty alarming statistics: in our capital, 45% of stalking victims felt compelled to withdraw from the justice system and 41% said that no action was taken on their complaint by police. What specific measures are being taken to better support victims of stalking? Are there plans to offer specific training to officers to deal with these cases?

Residents in my constituency are concerned about services at Worcester Park. Prices have increased by 20% over five years, and the last train has been brought back from almost 1 am to before midnight. This is throttling London's night-time economy and causing issues for local residents who rely on sustainable transport. Will the Minister explain when we can expect improvements in services following renationalisation?