People matching economy

Chris Evans

Labour/Co-operative MP for Islwyn ( 6 May 2010 – current)

Alex Davies-Jones

Labour MP for Pontypridd (13 Dec 2019 – current)

Drew Hendry

Scottish National Party MP for Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey ( 8 May 2015 – current)

Stewart Hosie

Scottish National Party MP for Dundee East ( 5 May 2005 – current)

Liam Byrne

Labour MP for Birmingham, Hodge Hill (15 Jul 2004 – current)

Kirsty Blackman

Scottish National Party MP for Aberdeen North ( 8 May 2015 – current)

Louise Haigh

Labour MP for Sheffield, Heeley ( 8 May 2015 – current)

Baroness Kramer

Liberal Democrat Peer (10 Jan 2011 – current)

Lord Vaizey of Didcot

Conservative Peer (10 Sep 2020 – current)

Adam Price

Plaid Cymru MS for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr ( 5 May 2016 – current)


Results 1–20 of 100000 for economy

Upcoming Business – Lords: Main Chamber ()

Importance of skills for the success of the UK economy and for the quality of life for individuals – Lord Aberdare. Debate

Upcoming Business – Lords: Main Chamber ()

The supply of genuinely affordable housing, its impact on the economy and the steps needed to increase supply, particularly for key works on those on lower incomes – Viscount Chandos. Debate

Upcoming Business – Commons: Westminster Hall ()

Impact of the Spring Budget 2024 on the Welsh economy – Ruth Jones. Westminster Hall debate; 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm

Written Answers — Treasury: Economic Growth (28 Mar 2024)

Bim Afolami: ...based on public information available on the 29 September 2023, including quarterly GDP data published by the Office for National Statistics for the UK and OECD data for the remaining G7 European economies. The data showed that cumulative GDP growth in the UK from the beginning of 2010 (change on 2009 Q4) through to 2023 Q2 of 24.2% was greater than that of France (16.4%), Italy (3.5%)...

Written Answers — Treasury: Payment Methods (28 Mar 2024)

Bim Afolami: Payments are essential to the UK’s economy, both for individuals and for businesses, and are a cornerstone of growth and competitiveness. The government is committed to maintaining the UK’s reputation for a world-leading payments ecosystem and will publish the National Payments Vision as soon as possible later this year.

Written Answers — Treasury: Economic Growth (28 Mar 2024)

Lord Taylor of Warwick: To ask His Majesty's Government, following reports that the economy returned to growth in January after entering a recession in the second half of 2023, what steps they are taking to (1) support, and (2) sustain positive momentum in, sectors of the economy which have shown signs of growth in 2024.

Written Answers — Treasury: Inflation: Employment and Pay (28 Mar 2024)

Baroness Vere of Norbiton: Inflation has more than halved, falling from its peak of 11.1% in October 2022 to 3.4% in February 2024 and nominal whole economy total pay has fallen from a peak of 8.9% in the three months to June to 5.6% in the three months to January 2024. In the three months to January 2024 the unemployment rate was 3.9%, up by 0.1ppt on the year but low by historical standards. The OBR forecast that...

Written Answers — Home Office: Shoplifting (28 Mar 2024)

Lord Swire: To ask His Majesty's Government what has been the loss to the UK economy because of shoplifting for each of the last three years.

Scottish Parliament: Scottish Government Leadership (28 Mar 2024)

Anas Sarwar: ...On the two biggest issues that our country faces, Audit Scotland has said that the First Minister’s Government has no vision for the national health service and lacks political leadership on the economy. In the midst of a housing crisis, Shelter Scotland has said that the First Minister has “no credibility”. As our country grapples with a climate crisis, the Climate Change Committee...

Scottish Parliament: Salmon Exports (Impact of Brexit) (28 Mar 2024)

Humza Yousaf: I could not agree more. There is no doubt—and almost all of the independent research shows—that Brexit has been an unmitigated, complete and utter disaster for our economy. The Office for Budget Responsibility’s forecast suggests that the UK economy will reduce by 4 per cent because of the impacts of Brexit. I expect the Conservatives, who are hard Brexiteers, to continue down that...

Scottish Parliament: Crystal FM Radio (28 Mar 2024)

Angus Robertson: ...of the current broadcasting model and use new powers to develop a broadcasting strategy that better reflects and prioritises the specific needs and interests of Scottish audiences and our creative economy. Today we are celebrating Crystal FM, station co-ordinator Colin McCall and his great team of more than 50 volunteers. The Scottish Government values the skills, kindness and commitment...

Scottish Parliament: Public Transport (Fair Fares Review) (28 Mar 2024)

Fiona Hyslop: ...urge people to read the detail in it. Public transport is central to delivering the First Minister’s missions to tackle poverty and protect people from harm; to deliver a fair, green and growing economy; and to prioritise our public services. That is why, in the 2024-25 budget, we are spending £3.9 billion on transport across Scotland, with almost £2.5 billion of that focusing on the...

Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill - Second Reading (27 Mar 2024)

Viscount Hanworth: ...at some time in the past. This may have been achieved by means of their labours or by inheritance, or the title may have been acquired by nefarious means that are nominally legitimate. The British economy is in decline; it offers diminishing opportunities for gainful employment. Therefore, there is, nowadays, a heightened incentive to acquire an income through rent. However, since such...

Student Loan Interest Rates - Question (27 Mar 2024)

Baroness Barran: ...on improving both the quality and the quantity of careers advice to students at school. We are doing a lot of work through the Unit for Future Skills to predict the skills needs and gaps in the economy. At levels 4 and 5, as well as at level 6, being an undergraduate level, there are tremendous opportunities for our young people.

Regional Arts Facilities - Question (27 Mar 2024)

Lord Addington: ...of the input needed from, for example, the Department for Education, to deliver an acceptable level of operation properly to the nation, and also the on-costs for things such as the night-time economy?

Surplus Carbon Emissions - Question (27 Mar 2024)

Baroness Northover: Does the Minister agree that the reductions are due largely to Covid and the slowdown of the economy during that period, as opposed to what the Government had put in place? On the basis of that, and the advice of the Climate Change Committee that carryover would put our position at “serious risk”, surely the Government will not again ignore its advice? Can the Minister go back and make...

Written Answers — Department for Business and Trade: Tata Steel: Port Talbot (27 Mar 2024)

Lord Offord of Garvel: ...Tata Steel to provide up to £100 million of funding for a dedicated Transition Board, with membership including representatives of the Welsh Government, to support impacted employees and the local economy. Tata has also announced that they will provide a £130 million comprehensive support package for affected employees.

Wellbeing Economy, Net Zero and Energy (27 Mar 2024)

Wellbeing Economy, Net Zero and Energy

Scottish Parliament: Economic Inactivity (27 Mar 2024)

Elizabeth Smith: The cabinet secretary will know that, two years ago, her colleague John Swinney identified economic inactivity as the biggest challenge facing the Scottish economy, which I entirely agree with. Since then, the economic inactivity rate has remained stubbornly high. Will she explain in a little more detail what policies the Scottish Government is enacting to address that problem, particularly...

Scottish Parliament: Prestwick Airport (27 Mar 2024)

Màiri McAllan: ...for negotiation between relevant parties. I have been clear that any decision to sell must be guided by the best interests of taxpayers, Glasgow Prestwick airport and, of course, the Ayrshire economy.


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