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31 March 2022

Lead MP

Trudy Harrison
Copeland
Con

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At a Glance

Trudy Harrison raised concerns about unknown in Westminster Hall. Response awaited from government.

Key Requests to Government:

The MP wants to see safer streets, smoother journeys, and better infrastructure for a cleaner, quieter, less congested transport system, emphasizing the role of public transport and active travel in achieving these goals. She calls for continued support and collaboration on decarbonisation and future transport initiatives across the UK.

How the Debate Unfolded

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

Lead Contributor

Copeland
Opened the debate
The MP is concerned about the challenges faced by local transport networks due to the pandemic and financial constraints. She notes that travel demand has changed with new patterns emerging, while ongoing effects of the pandemic continue to impact the sector.
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About Westminster Hall Debates

Westminster Hall debates are a chance for MPs to raise important issues affecting their constituents and get a response from a government minister. Unlike Prime Minister's Questions, these debates are more in-depth and collaborative. The MP who secured the debate speaks first, other MPs can contribute, and a minister responds with the government's position.