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PMQs 2026-09-09

2026-09-09 · Kim Johnson Lab
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Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. Mr Speaker—I apologise. BT Openreach identified Liverpool as one of its 30 national hubs. However, in July this year, it decided to pull out of Liverpool, leading to the ...

Answered by: Andy Burnham

PMQs 2026-09-02

2026-09-02 · Sadik Al-Hassan Lab
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I am delighted that North Somerset is finally getting two fantastic new stations at Pill and Portishead with the reopening of the railway line, but—and I hate to sound greedy—with Bristol airport's po...

Answered by: Andy Burnham

PMQs 2026-09-02

2026-09-02 · Natasha Irons Lab
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A wise man recently called for “good growth in every postcode and hope in every heart.” In Croydon, these cannot come soon enough. Gatwick's expansion could provide Croydon's young people with world-c...

Answered by: Andy Burnham

PMQs 2026-07-08

2026-07-08 · Helen Morgan Lib Dem
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Constituents in western North Shropshire were delighted when road investment strategy 3 was announced, because a roundabout at the desperately dangerous Llynclys crossroads came a step closer as part ...

Answered by: David Lammy

PMQs 2026-07-08

2026-07-08 · Cat Eccles Lab

Stourbridge is famous for many things: the glass industry, Jude Bellingham—[ “Hear, hear!”]—Robert Plant and, most importantly, the Stourbridge shuttle, the UK's shortest railway line at just 0.8 mile...

Answered by: David Lammy

PMQs 2026-07-08

2026-07-08 · Douglas McAllister Lab

Two years on, my constituents enjoy greater rights at work due to wage increases. Thousands are better off, children lifted from poverty, and tens of millions in funding have been given to communities...

Answered by: David Lammy

PMQs 2026-07-08

2026-07-08 · Jeff Smith Lab
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Will the Deputy Prime Minister join me in welcoming Bev's pledge to extend free travel on public transport to all 11 to 18-year-olds, so all our young people in Greater Manchester can have the indepen...

Answered by: David Lammy

PMQs

2026-06-24 · Rachel Hopkins Lab
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Following last Friday's train collision south of Bedford, the emergency response from Bedfordshire police, the British Transport police, Bedfordshire fire and rescue service, the East of England ambul...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs

2026-06-17 · Lauren Sullivan Lab
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Does my right hon. Friend agree that our town and local centres are the lifeblood of our economy? Will he confirm that this Labour Government will do what it takes to unlock the potential of our local...

Answered by: David Lammy

PMQs

2026-06-03 · Euan Stainbank Lab
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The 10-year bus pipeline shows demand for zero emission buses will double by 2030, but in Scotland, jobs are being lost due to overseas competition. Will the Prime Minister designate bus manufacturing...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

Recent Ministerial Questions

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Employment: Rural Areas

2026-10-12 · Priti Patel (Witham) (Conservative)
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What will the Minister do to lobby his colleagues across Government to help support more rural job creation in Essex?...

Answered by: Andrew Western

Topical Questions 2026-09-14

2026-09-14 · Jessica Brown-Fuller
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Students on the Manhood peninsula in my constituency have no access to post-16 education unless they travel into the city to go to the brilliant Chichester college, and those parents who are paying fo...

Answered by: Lucy Powell

Topical Questions 2026-09-14

2026-09-14 · Ellie Chowns
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I have been contacted by students, parents and teachers in my constituency telling me that the cost of transport is a key barrier to accessing education and other opportunities. A 19-year-old told me ...

Answered by: Lucy Powell

Topical Questions 2026-09-10

2026-09-10 · Euan Stainbank Lab
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The Prime Minister was right last week to say that too many buses are being bought from abroad. The 10% social value commitment from combined mayoral authorities following the conclusion of the bus ma...

Answered by: Mark Ferguson

Topical Questions 2026-09-10

2026-09-10 · Tom Gordon Lib Dem
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If she will make a statement on her departmental responsibilities. The questioner argues that the government's approach to introducing legislation is too bureaucratic and has resulted in absurdities l...

Answered by: Louise Haigh

Topical Questions 2026-09-08

2026-09-08 · Sureena Brackenridge Lab

I was pleased to see that the Chancellor was in the west midlands yesterday meeting manufacturing apprentices alongside Mayor Richard Parker. What conversations has he had with the mayor about using n...

Answered by: John Healey

Topical Questions 2026-09-08

2026-09-08 · Steffan Aquarone Lib Dem
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If the Treasury wants a quick trick to increase tax receipts from new employment, may I suggest that the Chancellor takes steps to boost rural bus connectivity? North Norfolk has independent operators...

Answered by: John Healey

Regional Funding 2026-09-08

2026-09-08 · John Glen (Salisbury) (Conservative) Con
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What words of comfort can the Minister give to Salisbury residents? Since this Government came in, we have seen the lowest settlement or one of the lowest three settlements on police funding and local...

Answered by: Emma Reynolds

Public Sector Productivity 2026-09-08

2026-09-08 · Jeremy Hunt (South West Surrey) (Conservative) Con
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Public sector productivity is improving, with the latest Office for National Statistics figures showing output continuing to grow faster than inputs. Can the Minister confirm that the Government expec...

Answered by: Emma Reynolds

Public Sector Productivity 2026-09-08

2026-09-08 · Jeremy Hunt (South West Surrey) (Conservative) Con

What steps he is taking to improve public sector productivity. The public sector is 20% of our national output, offering a major opportunity for the Government to improve national productivity. Was it...

Answered by: Emma Reynolds

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