Results 21–40 of 2238 for speaker:Albert Owen

Public Bill Committee: Parliamentary Constituencies (Amendment) Bill (10 Jul 2019)

Albert Owen: I am grateful. If copies could be made available to the Committee, it would be very useful.

Red Squirrels: Potential Extinction — [Sir David Crausby in the Chair] ( 3 Jul 2019)

Albert Owen: My hon. Friend is absolutely right to mention the strongholds of Formby, the Isle of Wight, Cumbria and my constituency of Anglesey. The money to conserve this important species and habit also creates an economic benefit from tourism coming to the area. He knows that the Anglesey beaches, with the woodlands in close proximity, are a great example of that, so does he agree that this is about...

Red Squirrels: Potential Extinction — [Sir David Crausby in the Chair] ( 3 Jul 2019)

Albert Owen: I congratulate the hon. Lady on securing this important debate. She will be aware of the pioneering work on the Isle of Anglesey by the well-known Red Squirrels Trust and by Dr Craig Shuttleworth. Being an island, we have natural boundaries and we have preserved them. However, an important point was made about woodland. We need the correct woodland, and in the forests of Newborough and...

Red Squirrels: Potential Extinction — [Sir David Crausby in the Chair] ( 3 Jul 2019)

Albert Owen: The hon. Lady is talking about funding, which is important. One important source for conservation in the UK has been European structural funds, particularly in relation to public land owners and the community working together to preserve and increase the number of red squirrels. Will she join me in pressing the Minister to use the shared prosperity fund post Brexit in the same positive way...

Armed Forces Day (26 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: Will the hon. Gentleman add to that list of charities the Mission to Seafarers, which does excellent work for UK shipping veterans both here in the capital city and across the UK and the globe?

Armed Forces Day (26 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: It is a great pleasure to follow my hon. Friend the Member for Newport East (Jessica Morden). Anthony’s story is very poignant, and we all understand what he, his family and his community have gone through. I appreciate that. It is a great pleasure to participate in this debate and to have the Minister responding. As a native of my constituency, born and raised on the Isle of Anglesey, he...

Armed Forces Day (26 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: I join the Minister in paying tribute not only to current armed forces personnel, but to ex-servicemen. Will he add to the list of those he is congratulating and thanking the merchant seafarers, particularly at the Normandy landing? Many civilians took to their boats at very short notice to help to liberate Europe.

Armed Forces Day (26 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: There has been consensus thus far in this debate, but I must point out that one way of achieving that would be to bring it in-house; let the Government of the day decide. The provision was in our manifesto and we are willing to introduce it, and it was in the right hon. Gentleman’s party manifesto as well. Let us keep those TV licences free for the over-75s.

Oral Answers to Questions — Wales: Infrastructure Resilience (26 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: Ports infrastructure is essential to the economy of Wales and the United Kingdom. Holyhead port is a gateway from the Republic of Ireland. What discussions has the Minister’s Department had with the Irish Government to ensure that there are adequate facilities in place before Brexit, because the Irish Government are planning to detour freight direct to mainland Europe?

Public Health: County Durham (12 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: To give time for the Minister, can the hon. Lady finish up, please?

Public Health: County Durham (12 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: Order. Before I call Dr Roberta Blackman-Woods, I remind Members that this an hour-long debate. I will call the Front-Bench speakers at 5.25 pm, with five minutes for the Opposition and 10 minutes for the Minister, allowing Mr Jones a couple of minutes to finish the debate.

Housing Associations — [Albert Owen in the Chair] (12 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: I am sorry to intervene on the Minister, but we are expecting a vote very shortly. It might be helpful if he could finish.

Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Solar Power (11 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: Solar power is an important part of the energy mix. What plans do the Government have to help community groups to ensure that community buildings are built to be self-sufficient by producing their own electricity and selling to the grid, and to put solar panels on the roofs of Government buildings?

Ford in Bridgend (10 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: I join the Secretary of State in praising the Welsh Government and the trade unions for the tone they set over the weekend. My thoughts are with the families. The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee has looked into Brexit and the effect it will have on the manufacturing sector. The automotive sector was very clear that the current deal suits it and that no deal would be an...

Ford in Bridgend (10 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: The current deal with Europe.

Public Bill Committee: Parliamentary Constituencies (Amendment) Bill ( 5 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: Order. May I ask the hon. Gentleman to pause for a second? We are actually considering the sittings motion, which sets out the new dates for our meetings. We will then come on to the motion to adjourn, which will give him a greater opportunity to elaborate on what he has to say.

Public Bill Committee: Parliamentary Constituencies (Amendment) Bill ( 5 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: Will you be making only one speech? That would be helpful to know.

Public Bill Committee: Parliamentary Constituencies (Amendment) Bill ( 5 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: We now come to the motion to adjourn, as the Committee cannot consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a money resolution.

Public Bill Committee: Parliamentary Constituencies (Amendment) Bill ( 5 Jun 2019)

Albert Owen: Order. We do not refer to our colleagues by their first name in Committee and it is unparliamentary to call anybody an idiot.


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