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Manchester Arena Inquiry. Read indexed debates, questions, statements and early day motions, with links to the original parliamentary records.

53 indexed mentions for this inquiry Earliest recorded mention: 17 September 2020

Parliamentary mentions

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Mountain rescue in Cumbria

Early Day Motion House of Commons
Tim Farron · Liberal Democrat
Parliamentary excerpt

That this House notes with concern the potential impact of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) (Amendment) Regulations 2026 on small-volunteer led organisations; recognises the impetus for this change arose from the recommendations of the Manchester Arena bombing inquiry, and that improved regulation in this area is warranted; particularly notes that mountain rescue teams, including Kirkby Stephen, Kendal, Coniston, and Patterdale Mountain Rescue Teams, routinely provid...

Original parliamentary record

Manchester Arena terror attacks

Early Day Motion House of Commons
George Galloway · Workers Party of Britain
Parliamentary excerpt

That this House notes the melancholy anniversary of the terrorist attack at Manchester Arena during the Ariana Grande concert which killed twenty-two and injured many others on this day seven years ago; whilst noting the long public inquiry and its many conclusions, believes that there are many questions still unanswered, foremost amongst which are the reasons why the adherents of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group were allowed, indeed encouraged, to coalesce in the City of Manchester and kept...

Original parliamentary record

Registration of deaths after a public inquiry

Early Day Motion House of Commons
Parliamentary excerpt

That this House notes the urgent need to amend legislation to allow grieving families the choice to register the death of a loved one after a public inquiry; highlights the heart-breaking case of Liam Curry and Chloe Rutherford from South Shields who were tragically murdered in the Manchester Arena terror attack in May 2017 and whose parents are being denied the chance to register the death of their own precious children; further notes that for many families, registering a death may be a vita...

Original parliamentary record

Registration of deaths after a public inquiry

Early Day Motion House of Commons
Parliamentary excerpt

That this House notes the urgent need to amend legislation to allow grieving families the choice to register the death of a loved one after a public inquiry; highlights the heartbreaking case of Liam Curry and Chloe Rutherford from South Shields who were tragically murdered in the Manchester Arena terror attack in May 2017 and whose parents are being denied the chance to register the death of their own precious children; further notes that for many families, registering a death may be a vital...

Original parliamentary record