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Income Tax (Charge) (12 Mar 2024)

James Wild: ...846. Importantly, given that we have vacancies in the economy, the measures are predicted to get the equivalent of a further 220,000 people into work; that will give more people the benefits of a job, and help to grow our economy. Although inflation continues to fall and the target of halving it has been more than met, there is rightly further support with the cost of living. In my rural...

Opposition Day: Mortgage and Rental Costs (27 Jun 2023)

James Wild: It was Margaret Thatcher who said that “inflation is the biggest destroyer of all—of industry, of jobs, of savings”. As ever, she was right. That is why the Prime Minister put halving inflation as his top priority at the beginning of this year, along with growing the economy, because if inflation is not squeezed out of the system, everyone will become poorer. Like central banks across...

Offenders (Day of Release from Detention) Bill ( 3 Mar 2023)

James Wild: ...criminals and reduce offending through work and training. In particular, I support the partnerships that the Government are requiring prisons to have with businesses, to help train people and offer jobs on release. Prisons in the east of England have partnered with well-known businesses, such as Lotus and Bernard Matthews, as well as the manufacturing and construction sectors, to do...

Carer’s Leave Bill ( 3 Feb 2023)

James Wild: ...talking to constituents the toll that providing care can take not just on mental and physical wellbeing, but on people’s household finances and other responsibilities, including, of course, their jobs. I would also like to recognise Carers UK for the vital work it does in supporting carers and for its tireless campaigning in favour of a statutory right of leave for carers. Juggling...

Protection from Redundancy (Pregnancy and Family Leave) Bill ( 3 Feb 2023)

James Wild: ...and disadvantage in the workplace. Other hon. Members have referred to the data, but it bears repetition. There was a shocking estimate that around 54,000 mothers may be forced out of their jobs each year. Some 77% of mothers said that they had had a negative or possibly discriminatory experience during pregnancy, maternity leave or on their return from maternity leave. The second piece of...

Levelling-up Missions: East of England — [Geraint Davies in the Chair] (31 Jan 2023)

James Wild: ..., improve transport links, protect heritage and improve air quality. That comes after the success of the £25 million town deal for King’s Lynn, which will deliver projects to boost skills, jobs and regeneration. My hon. Friend the Member for Clacton (Giles Watling) will be interested to know about the project to restore St George’s Guildhall, which is the oldest continually working...

Economic Responsibility and a Plan for Growth (19 Oct 2022)

James Wild: ...medium term while delivering growth and higher living standards. Listening to the debate, I did not recognise much of the criticism of the previous Government’s record on growth, investment or jobs. Of course, as we have said, we want the trend growth rate to be higher, but we have also had the third highest growth rate of the G7 since 2010 and the UK continues to attract high levels of...

Community Payback (28 Jun 2022)

James Wild: ...the Labour Party voted against tougher sentences for the worst crimes, voted against increased police funding, and voted against giving the police powers they need to protect the public. The first job of any Government is to keep people safe, and this Conservative Government are committed to cutting crime and reforming the justice system so that it serves the law-abiding, decent majority.

Making Britain the Best Place to Grow Up and Grow Old (16 May 2022)

James Wild: ...me to highlight is just how bad an experience being in a ward surrounded by props holding up the roof is for patients. Staff at the hospital stressed how it makes it harder for them to do their job to provide the care the patients need. I warmly welcome the funding from the Department of Health for a new endoscopy unit, and the new west Norfolk eye centre that opened last week at QEH, but...

Cost of Living and Food Insecurity ( 8 Feb 2022)

James Wild: ...and their ability to pay bills, and it is right that we support those most in need. I think it bears repeating that the best way to help people is to support those who can work to move into jobs. Our record is strong, with more than 400,000 people on payrolls now than prior to the beginning of the pandemic. We need to help them to gain skills to move into even more highly paid roles. As a...

Cost of Living and Food Insecurity ( 8 Feb 2022)

James Wild: ...public are wise and realise that that is fantasy economics. In contrast, this Conservative Government will continue to help people with the day-to-day costs they face and drive economic growth, jobs and investment.

Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation - Income tax (charge) ( 8 Mar 2021)

James Wild: I welcome this Budget and the continued support for families and jobs in North West Norfolk. The scale of the package is vast, and I particularly welcome extending the universal credit uplift, continuing the furlough scheme and widening access to self-employment support. The Chancellor once again recognised the very challenging situation faced by tourism and hospitality businesses. This is a...

Hospitality Industry: Government Support — [Graham Stringer in the Chair] (11 Jan 2021)

James Wild: ...campsites, attractions and other businesses that make up hospitality are a vital part of North West Norfolk’s economy, contributing around £500 million a year and making up about a fifth of the jobs, and 2019 was a record year for that sector. Of course, last year it was a record in the opposite direction. That collapse in demand and the redundancies have hit younger people...

Covid-19: Economy Update (22 Oct 2020)

James Wild: Although Norfolk remains in tier 1, the additional support for hospitality, tourism and other businesses is welcome. As well as the short-term measures in this plan for jobs, looking longer term, will my right hon. Friend bring forward proposals in the spending review for tourism zones, including one for Norfolk and Suffolk? Will he accelerate the roll-out of gigabit broadband for businesses...

Tourism: Covid-19 (10 Sep 2020)

James Wild: ...visitors coming to enjoy our wonderful coastline, countryside, heritage, food attractions, drink and a lot more. The local visitor economy is worth around £500 million, with tourism and related jobs making up a fifth of all employment. Last year, 2019, was a record year for tourism in Norfolk, and this was meant to be another year of growth, but the covid lockdown has hit the area hard...

Prime Minister: Engagements ( 9 Sep 2020)

James Wild: ...through the towns fund. Will my right hon. Friend encourage Ministers to look favourably at proposals for a school of nursing at the College of West Anglia, to help to kickstart local training and job opportunities for the people of west Norfolk?

Covid-19 (12 May 2020)

James Wild: ...As well as that grant support, insurance premiums, holidays and other steps would help firms be ready for the day when we can safely welcome visitors again. On that, Norfolk police has done a great job of enforcing the current social distancing rules, in difficult circumstances. I share the concerns that travel changes in the plan may make the police’s job harder and see people flocking...

Health and Social Care (16 Jan 2020)

James Wild: ..., Madam Deputy Speaker, I have been working hard to find the best, and I hope that the Budget will have good news for beer drinkers in all of them. The Love West Norfolk campaign is doing a great job to promote all the good things about the constituency, but there are challenges—rural bus services, broadband, flood risk, educational outcomes—that I will want to help tackle in my time...


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