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Responding on behalf of HM Opposition, I highlighted the significant fall in UK exports and the challenges facing the fishing industry. I also paid tribute to PC Keith Palmer, as Monday will mark the fourth anniversary of his death. You can read my speech below:
On Friday 12 March 2021 the House of Commons considered 8 Private Members' Bills, 7 of which passed. Private Members' Bills are introduced by individual MPs or members of the Lords rather than by the Government. As with other Public Bills their purpose is to change the law as it applies to the general population. In my capacity
On Thursday 11 March 2021, I criticised the Government's management of public finances and its decision to increase council taxes during the pandemic. You can read my full speech below:
Responding to the Business Statement a day after the Chancellor announced the Budget, I criticised the Government's decision to increase council tax for families in my constituency while freezing the pay of millions of public sector key workers. You can read my full speech below:
I appeared on BBC Politics Midlands on Sunday 28 February 2021. We discussed the Prime Minister's roadmap for easing lockdown restrictions, supporting schools as they safely re-open and unemployment figures in the West Midlands.