Results 1–20 of 1100 for (in the 'Commons debates' OR in the 'Westminster Hall debates' OR in the 'Lords debates' OR in the 'Northern Ireland Assembly debates') speaker:Sheryll Murray

Transport: Topical Questions (21 Mar 2024)

Sheryll Murray: My constituents and businesses face an additional tax to cross the River Tamar to our main city and beyond. Taking over such key pieces of infrastructure and funding them through tax measures which they already pay would create a level economic playing field and help level up my part of the country. Will the Minister at least give a contribution towards the maintenance of these facilities, so...

Transport: Topical Questions (21 Mar 2024)

Sheryll Murray: My constituents and businesses face an additional tax to cross the River Tamar to our main city and beyond. Taking over such key pieces of infrastructure and funding them through tax measures which they already pay would create a level economic playing field and help level up my part of the country. Will the Minister at least give a contribution towards the maintenance of these facilities, so...

Transport: Topical Questions (21 Mar 2024)

Sheryll Murray: My constituents and businesses face an additional tax to cross the River Tamar to our main city and beyond. Taking over such key pieces of infrastructure and funding them through tax measures which they already pay would create a level economic playing field and help level up my part of the country. Will the Minister at least give a contribution towards the maintenance of these facilities, so...

Prime Minister: Engagements (20 Mar 2024)

Sheryll Murray: The Prime Minister rightly often criticises the Scottish Government for the extra tax they put on residents. In my part of Cornwall, we have an extra tax called the Tamar toll. I have been working on a petition with my constituency neighbour, my right hon. Friend the Member for Plymouth, Moor View (Johnny Mercer). Will the Prime Minister make our part of the country more competitive by...

Work and Pensions: Topical Questions (18 Mar 2024)

Sheryll Murray: As my right hon. Friend will know, fast diagnosis and treatment are key to getting people back into work. What representations has he made to his departmental and Cabinet colleagues to ensure that that is the case?

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Topical Questions (14 Mar 2024)

Sheryll Murray: I chair the all-party parliamentary group on fisheries. I welcome the limited help that the Department is giving to a few pollack-catching hand-liners, but it will not help the vast majority of fishermen in my constituency who rely on that stock. Will the Minister speak to the Treasury to see whether there is any way to look at compensation for those boats, or at least at decommissioning help?

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office: Falkland Islands (12 Mar 2024)

Sheryll Murray: What steps he is taking to uphold the Falkland Islanders’ right of self-determination.

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office: Falkland Islands (12 Mar 2024)

Sheryll Murray: I am the chair of the British overseas territories all-party parliamentary group. I remember watching the ships leave the Tamar in my constituency and head to the Falklands more than 40 years ago. In 1982, our Prime Minister, Maggie Thatcher, said: “Defeat? I do not recognise the meaning of the word.” Do the Government retain that steely resolve?

Home Department: Local Policing (26 Feb 2024)

Sheryll Murray: Local policing is really important. I have had some good news from my police and crime commissioner, Alison Hernandez, which is that Liskeard is to have a new police inquiry office. Would my right hon. Friend join me in welcoming this, and will he look at what further funding is available for this to happen in other towns?

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office: Ukraine (30 Jan 2024)

Sheryll Murray: What recent diplomatic support he has provided to Ukraine.

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office: Ukraine (30 Jan 2024)

Sheryll Murray: There are many billions of Russian assets frozen by western nations, and there is a strong moral case for Ukraine to use those assets to repel Russia’s aggression and rebuild its own economy. What progress has the Department made in talking to other nations to make that a reality?

Prime Minister: Engagements (24 Jan 2024)

Sheryll Murray: In 1859, Brunel opened his rail bridge over the River Tamar. In 2022, I met Network Rail and others to celebrate the agreement to build a simple footbridge over the railway line in Lostwithiel. That bridge still does not exist and I have no completion date. Can my right hon. Friend help?

Health and Social Care: Topical Questions (23 Jan 2024)

Sheryll Murray: Rural constituencies such as mine are seeing a growing number of dentists withdraw from NHS provision. What steps is the Department taking to ensure that vital dental care is provided for everyone, particularly in rural communities?

Groceries Supply Code of Practice — [Mrs Sheryll Murray in the Chair] (22 Jan 2024)

Sheryll Murray: Order. The hon. Lady is speaking through me—just a gentle reminder.

Groceries Supply Code of Practice — [Mrs Sheryll Murray in the Chair] (22 Jan 2024)

Sheryll Murray: Order. Did the hon. Gentleman ensure that he informed the Member for that constituency that he would mention that?

Groceries Supply Code of Practice — [Mrs Sheryll Murray in the Chair] (22 Jan 2024)

Sheryll Murray: Order. Can the hon. Lady confirm that she spoke to the hon. Member for Totnes (Anthony Mangnall)?

Groceries Supply Code of Practice — [Mrs Sheryll Murray in the Chair] (22 Jan 2024)

Sheryll Murray: Order. Interventions should be brief.

Education: Free School Meals: Impact on Children and Parents (11 Dec 2023)

Sheryll Murray: What recent assessment her Department has made of the impact of free school meals on children and their parents.

Education: Free School Meals: Impact on Children and Parents (11 Dec 2023)

Sheryll Murray: Recently, we have had high food inflation. While I welcome the fact that the Government have now halved inflation, one of my small schools has told me that it is unable to provide free meals within the money allocated, as it cannot benefit from the same economies of scale as larger schools. Will my right hon. Friend review the funds available for small schools?

Home Department: Topical Questions (27 Nov 2023)

Sheryll Murray: During the recent protests, we have seen politicians hounded out of their offices and even needing a police escort at a train station. What more can we do to ensure that people who make decisions are doing it fairly and not from intimidation?


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