All 6 results for brexit speaker:Baroness Pinnock

District Councils - Motion to Take Note (19 Oct 2017)

Baroness Pinnock: Stop Brexit.

Inequalities - Motion to Take Note (30 Nov 2017)

Baroness Pinnock: ...that I have said, they are simply being left out of access to opportunities that others are taking for granted. In this context, the Government have an enormous duty to consider the impact of Brexit, if it indeed happens, on the economic prospects of people already suffering inequality. For example, the town near where I live, Batley, is the bed manufacturing centre of the country and...

Brexit: Reciprocal Healthcare (European Union Committee Report) - Motion to Take Note ( 3 Jul 2018)

Baroness Pinnock: ...Friday peace agreement it is that children are cared for and get the operations they need in a more timely way. We are putting that at risk. The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh warned that Brexit could result in “substantial disruption” of health services. We also heard a witness statement, which I found moving, saying that patients’ lives had been saved because of free...

Brexit: Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration - Motion to Take Note (2nd Day) (10 Jan 2019)

Baroness Pinnock: ...financial sector in Leeds, renowned universities with significant interests in EU-funded research projects and a fine cultural sector. Each of these businesses anticipates a negative impact from Brexit with a deal and some a disastrous impact with no deal. The West Yorkshire Combined Authority has reported its concerns for the future replacement funding of the current €396 million that...

Brexit: Movement of People in the Cultural Sector (European Union Committee Report) - Motion to Take Note (15 May 2019)

Baroness Pinnock: My Lords, an outsider looking in might regard this subject matter as a niche area of concern. I suggest, however, that in many ways it encapsulates the impact that a post-Brexit UK will have on individuals and the experiences of communities. I was fortunate to be a member of the EU Home Affairs Committee, under the good chairmanship of the noble Lord, Lord Jay. It listened to and interrogated...

Levelling Up - Statement ( 7 Feb 2022)

Baroness Pinnock: ...up funding through fair funding for councils, equivalent transport funding with the London area, and the shared prosperity funding for the north of England that fulfils the promises made during Brexit? Until any of that can be agreed to be a starting point, levelling up will remain a pipe dream for most of us.


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