Andrew Gwynne: ...in England, broken down by region: Children with HIV in 2020 Adults with HIV in 2022 London 76 37,267 East of England 21 8,076 East Midlands 16 5,777 West Midlands 31 7,887 North East 3 2,151 North West 29 10,200 South East 22 11,680 South West 7 5,413 Yorkshire and Humber 21 5,946 England 226 94,397 Source: statistics are published by the UK...
Seema Malhotra: The full list of Life in the UK test centres as of 10 September 2024 is as follows: Name of test centre Address Town/City Postcode PSI @ North East Scotland College Ground Floor, North East Scotland College, Gallowgate Aberdeen AB25 1BN People 1st Belfast Rosemont, 89 Malone Road, Belfast BT9 6SP PSI Birmingham Gateway House, 3rd Floor, 50-53 High Street Birmingham B4 7SY...
Karin Smyth: ...election campaign, and that is why that is a core part of our commitment to the British public. Only 40% of adults have seen an NHS dentist in the past two years. My hon. Friends the Members for Luton North (Sarah Owen) and for Lowestoft (Jess Asato), in particular, highlighted what we all see when we visit primary schools to look at young people’s oral health. Hon. Members have read our...
Sarah Owen: ...Deputy Speaker, and I welcome you to your new place. I thank the Deputy Prime Minister for the speed with which she and her fantastic team are tackling the housing crisis. It is welcome news in Luton North, where my surgeries have been consistently full of people struggling in overcrowded housing and facing skyrocketing rents for substandard conditions. We also have daily cases of people...
Simon Lightwood: ...public have every right to expect. I remind the House that this is one of two Bills, and that the second will deliver the Government’s wider plans for rail. As my hon. Friend the Member for Luton South and South Bedfordshire (Rachel Hopkins) says, those wider plans are absolutely designed to put passengers back at the heart of the railways and will introduce new measures to protect...
Stephen Morgan: ...specialist services, to help pupils and learners to get the right timely support and stay in education. Data specifically on how many MHSTs there are in Bedfordshire, Hitchin constituency and North Hertfordshire is not currently available. However, data published by NHS England shows that since 2018/19, when the first wave of MHSTs were commissioned, 11 MHSTs have been established...
Sarah Owen: I thank the Prime Minister for giving way during his excellent speech, outlining the hope and renewal within the King’s Speech, which is much needed in constituencies such as mine, Luton North, where over 45% of children are growing up in relative poverty. What reassurances can he give me and my constituents that he personally takes this issue seriously and that his Government will address it?
Lindsay Hoyle: ...to the Table? The following Members took and subscribed the Oath, or made and subscribed the Affirmation required by law: Right honourable Liam Dominic Byrne, for Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North Sir Nicholas Dakin, Scunthorpe Emily Catrin Darlington, Milton Keynes Central Daniel Mark Tomlinson, Chipping Barnet Luke Akehurst, North Durham Calvin George Bailey, Leyton and Wanstead...
Lindsay Hoyle: ...took and subscribed the Oath, or made and subscribed the Affirmation required by law: Right honourable Sir Edward Julian Egerton Leigh, for Gainsborough Right honourable Diane Julie Abbott, Hackney North and Stoke Newington Right honourable Keir Starmer, Holborn and St Pancras Right honourable Angela Rayner, Ashton-under-Lyne Right honourable Shabana Mahmood, Birmingham Ladywood Right...
Alex Cunningham: ...Begum) said, this is not the way to do business. Let me address the many Government new clauses and amendments, and those in my name and that of my partner in crime, the hon. Member for Nottingham North (Alex Norris), and those in the name of my hon. Friend the Member for Birmingham, Ladywood (Shabana Mahmood) and others. Starting with amendment 56 in the name of my hon. Friend the hon....
Ruth Jones: ...and Wood Green. I thank the Minister for the proactive approach that he took to ensure that we could be here today. I am grateful to my hon. Friends the Members for Hornsey and Wood Green, for Luton South (Rachel Hopkins), for Neath (Christina Rees), for Rotherham, for Gower, and for Cynon Valley for their support. I also acknowledge the hon. Members for Westmorland and Lonsdale and for...
Kevin Brennan: Further to the excellent point made by my hon. Friend the Member for Luton North (Sarah Owen), may I press the Secretary of State? In her statement, she said that the order prohibits parties from making significant organisational and staff changes without her consent, and that the restrictions remain in place. Will she agree not to consent to any deal that involves significant job losses?
Mike Freer: ... 196 33 Chesterfield 649 359 84 Coventry 1146 725 102 Derby 1047 618 142 Hereford 162 81 25 Kidderminster 193 93 37 Leicester 1305 700 160 Lincoln 693 422 71 Northampton 736 476 87 Nottingham 1666 906 256 Nuneaton 123 72 13 Shrewsbury 518 283 67 Stoke 681 379 78 Walsall 493 226 86 Wellingborough 280 169 31 ...
Mike Freer: ... 202 134 25 Chesterfield 457 255 57 Coventry 698 442 71 Derby 701 417 91 Hereford 101 43 20 Kidderminster 144 60 30 Leicester 813 415 108 Lincoln 427 258 46 Northampton 488 328 56 Nottingham 1135 610 168 Nuneaton 99 58 13 Shrewsbury 333 185 46 Stoke 427 228 63 Walsall 316 136 66 Wellingborough 196 114 22 ...
Stephanie Peacock: ...success has seen bigger revenues than ever coming into the game. But despite that, the financial sustainability of the English football pyramid is at risk. As my hon. Friend the Member for Luton South (Rachel Hopkins) member for Luton South just outlined, along with my hon. Friend the Member for Preston (Sir Mark Hendrick) and many others, too many fans are having their attention forced...
Andrew Gwynne: ...point: it is not a bad thing that the Government want to extend early years childcare provision. We all want to see that and we want it to work. In answer to my hon. Friend the Member for Luton North (Sarah Owen), the Minister said, however, that not a single local authority is telling him that there are not sufficient places, yet Coram says that 35% of local authorities—a decrease of...
Sarah Owen: I am listening to my hon. Friend’s impassioned speech, and the experience that she brings to this House is valuable. The brilliant Keech Hospice serves so many in Luton North. It does amazing work, not just on end of life care, but on vital bereavement support for everyone, including children. In the past year alone, Keech’s energy costs have increased by a quarter of a million pounds....
Mike Freer: ...0 70 67 47 138 Humberside 124 32 0 2 64 103 53 182 Leicester 128 27 0 1 87 88 63 146 Lincoln 67 8 0 0 57 73 40 70 Liverpool 371 101 1 5 210 263 158 448 Luton 81 13 1 1 47 100 52 158 Manchester 326 136 1 4 249 321 154 466 Medway and Canterbury 193 51 1 2 59 93 46 220 Milton Keynes 97 16 0 2 48 63 40 96 ...
Rachel Hopkins: ...scandal, particularly those in my constituency. I commend all campaigners across the country and in my constituency, including, of course, my right hon. Friend the Member for Kingston upon Hull North (Dame Diana Johnson). Two victims of this scandal are dying every week. We voted in December to establish a body to pay compensation, as an amendment to the Victims and Prisoners Bill, and...
Baroness Scott of Bybrook: ...to start by recognising some of the things that are happening. In Bolton, Stoke and Wandsworth, the councils have all recently renovated or opened new library spaces to the public. In Warwick and North Yorkshire, we have seen the opening of new leisure centres in Kenilworth and Knaresborough, and in Sandwell, Knowsley and Rushmoor, levelling-up funding will deliver improved leisure...
