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256 mentions in Parliament since Jul 2020.

All 256 Debates 9 Questions 112 Statements 36 EDMs 99 | Commons Lords

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16 Oct 2023 Early Day Motion Commons 25th anniversary of the Multi-Cultural Family Base
Deidre BrockScottish National Party
That this House congratulates the Multi-Cultural Family Base (MCFB) on reaching its 25th anniversary; notes that the charity, founded in Edinburgh in 1998, provides a range of valued services to children, young people, and their families, most of whom are from black and minority ethnic communities and are often new migrants; recognises that MCFB provides assistance with practical issues, such as housing or financial problems, as well as more personal issues, such as dealing with discriminatio...
11 Sep 2023 Early Day Motion Commons University duty of care
Tim FarronLiberal Democrat
That this House calls for higher education institutions to have a statutory duty of care for their students; deeply regrets the tragic consequences of past failures to recognise when students have experienced significant challenges to their mental health and the subsequent impacts on their family and friends; particularly regrets instances where universities have failed to inform families of students’ struggles, including acts of self harm, even when given express consent to share that inform...
05 Sep 2023 Early Day Motion Commons New Lanark grant
Angela CrawleyScottish National Party
That this House congratulates New Lanark Trust on their award of £2.3 million funding to ensure the future of the New Lanark UNESCO World Heritage site; understands that the funding from the National Heritage Memorial Fund’s Covid-19 Response Fund will allow New Lanark Trust to undertake maintenance on a number of the Category A listed buildings on the site, which have been delayed because of the pandemic; acknowledges that New Lanark was founded as a cotton-spinning village in 1785 by David ...
24 Jul 2023 Written Question Lords Covid-19 Inquiry: Immunosuppression
The Lord Bishop of ExeterBishops → Cabinet Office
To ask His Majesty's Government how the needs of the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable, as distinct from the disabled, will be addressed in the UK COVID-19 Inquiry.
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06 Jul 2023 Early Day Motion Commons Conduct of London Assembly Member Shaun Bailey
Christine JardineLiberal Democrat
That this House expresses deep concern over the inclusion of London Assembly Member Shaun Bailey on the list of proposed peerages by the former Prime Minister Boris Johnson; notes that a party organised by Assembly Member Bailey’s mayoral campaign team is being investigated by the Metropolitan Police once again for allegedly breaching covid-19 regulations in December 2020; further regrets that an individual currently under police investigation is being given a seat in the nation’s legislatur...
06 Jul 2023 Written Question Commons Covid-19 Inquiry: Judicial Review
Afzal KhanLabour → Cabinet Office
To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, what estimate he has made of the cost of the application for judicial review of the UK covid-19 inquiry.
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06 Jul 2023 Written Question Lords Covid-19 Inquiry: Legal Costs
Lord Jackson of PeterboroughConservative → Cabinet Office
To ask His Majesty's Government what legal costs they have incurred to date as a result of their decision to seek a judicial review on the application of the Inquiries Act 2005 to the Covid-19 Inquiry.
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05 Jul 2023 Written Question Commons Covid-19 Inquiry
Charlotte NicholsLabour → Cabinet Office
To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, what recent steps the Government has taken to engage with the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.
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22 Jun 2023 Hansard Debate Commons Covid-19 Inquiry
Commons Chamber
20 Jun 2023 Written Question Lords Diseases
Lord MendelsohnLabour → Department of Health and Social Care
To ask His Majesty's Government what practical steps they are taking to embed lessons from the pandemic response to ensure future pandemic preparedness.
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14 Jun 2023 Written Question Lords Covid-19 Inquiry
Lord CruddasConservative → Cabinet Office
To ask His Majesty's Government when the UK COVID-19 inquiry will complete; and whether they will put a cap on the (1) time frame, and (2) cost, permitted.
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13 Jun 2023 Written Question Commons Coronavirus: Inquiries
Rachael MaskellLabour → Department of Health and Social Care
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what assessment he has made of the implications for his policies of the (a) outcomes and (b) lessons learned from the covid-19 inquiries in other countries.
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12 Jun 2023 Written Question Lords Covid-19 Inquiry
Lord RoganUlster Unionist Party → Cabinet Office
To ask His Majesty's Government what support they are providing to the government departments in Northern Ireland to ensure that all required information is provided to the UK COVID-19 Inquiry in the absence of a functioning Northern Ireland Executive.
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08 Jun 2023 Hansard Debate Lords Covid-19 Inquiry
Lords Chamber
07 Jun 2023 Early Day Motion Commons Industrial dispute at Allied Bakeries in Liverpool
Ian MearnsLabour
That this House expresses support and solidarity to members of the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union taking industrial action over pay at Allied Bakeries' Liverpool site; applauds the contribution made by these key workers throughout the period of the covid-19 pandemic; regrets that these workers have experienced a continued real-terms cut in their levels of pay with wages failing to meet the costs resulting from soaring inflation; draws attention to the findings of a recent Bakers, Food ...
06 Jun 2023 Hansard Debate Lords Covid-19 Inquiry: Judicial Review
Lords Chamber
06 Jun 2023 Early Day Motion Commons Measures to enable immunocompromised and immunosuppressed patients to live with covid-19
Daisy CooperLiberal Democrat
That this House regrets the continued failure of Government to protect people who have moderate to severe immune compromise from covid-19 infection, by failing to make Evusheld available on the NHS when it was at its most effective against covid strains; notes with alarm the disbandment of the Enhanced Protection Programme, Covid-19 Antivirals and Therapeutics Taskforce, ONS Covid-19 Infection Survey and the closure of Covid Medicine Delivery Units since 31 March 2023; deeply regrets that pat...
05 Jun 2023 Written Question Commons Covid-19 Inquiry: Legal Costs
Charlotte NicholsLabour → Cabinet Office
To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, what estimate he has made of the cost to the public purse of legal fees for judicial review of the notice from the UK Covid-19 Inquiry to his Department under section 21 of the Inquiries Act 2005.
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05 Jun 2023 Early Day Motion Commons Carers Week 2023
Ed DaveyLiberal Democrat
That this House supports Carers Week 2023, taking place from 5 to 11 June; notes this year’s theme of recognising and supporting carers in the community; emphasises that millions of unpaid carers provide care worth £445 million each day to their family, friends and neighbours who are disabled, ill or older and need support; highlights that unpaid carers have been under immense pressure over the past few years with the covid-19 pandemic and the cost of living crisis; and calls on the Governmen...
05 Jun 2023 Early Day Motion Commons Papers requested by the UK Covid-19 Inquiry
Christine JardineLiberal Democrat
That this House considers that a motion for an humble address should be debated that gives directions that there will be laid before this House all papers requested of His Majesty’s Government by the UK Covid-19 Inquiry for the the sole purpose of the Inquiry’s use and including any unredacted WhatsApp messages, diaries and notebooks as requested.
05 Jun 2023 Early Day Motion Commons Mike Lowe, Simon Dugmore and Cupcake Coffee Box
Neale HanveyAlba Party
That this House commends and congratulates Simon Dugmore and Mike Lowe, who are retiring after eight years as owner-operators of Cupcake Coffee Box and applauds the couple's commitment to foster caring for 50 children over a 12-year period; recognises their business as a welcoming community hub in the heart of Kirkcaldy that offers sessions from fostering to book clubs, and Christmas Day opening, which provides a safe and festive space for socially-isolated people; further recognises their ef...
05 Jun 2023 Written Question Commons Cabinet Office: Correspondence
Justin MaddersLabour → Cabinet Office
To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, if he will place in the Library of the House copies of all correspondence between his Department and the Right Honourable Member for Uxbridge and South Ruislip on funding for his legal representation for the off
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05 Jun 2023 Hansard Debate Commons Covid 19 Inquiry: Judicial Review
Commons Chamber
23 May 2023 Early Day Motion Commons Williamwood High School and the Eco Green Flag award
Kirsten OswaldScottish National Party
That this House congratulates Williamwood High School on achieving an Eco Green Flag award for their intensive efforts to improve the school’s local environment; notes that over 40 projects were carried out by students and staff over a difficult two-year period which coincided with the covid-19 pandemic; further notes that the school’s Eco Committee played an important role in the drive to achieve the Eco Green Flag award; understands that the Eco Committee produced an environmental pledge wh...
23 May 2023 Early Day Motion Commons Volunteers’ Week 2023
Martin Docherty-HughesScottish National Party
That this House commends the hard work and dedication shown by volunteers across the country; recognises Volunteers' Week, which runs from 1 to 7 June, as an opportunity to celebrate the contribution of volunteers and inspire more people to try volunteering; notes that the personal benefits of volunteering for individuals and communities are wide ranging; further notes that 27 per cent of Scotland's adult population volunteered for a group or organisation in 2021, equating to over 1.2 million...
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