Results 101–120 of 8000 for (in the 'Commons debates' OR in the 'Westminster Hall debates' OR in the 'Lords debates' OR in the 'Northern Ireland Assembly debates') (speaker:Kevin Hollinrake OR speaker:Kevin Hollinrake OR speaker:Kevin Hollinrake)

Oral Answers to Questions — Defence: Campaign against Daesh (29 Feb 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: What recent discussions he has had with his international counterparts on progress in the campaign against Daesh.

Oral Answers to Questions — Defence: Campaign against Daesh (29 Feb 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: Russian airstrikes are clearly targeting civilian populations in Syria, killing and maiming innocent men, women and children, as well as degrading the moderate Syrian forces that we are relying on to defeat Daesh in the region. Will the Secretary of State outline what actions we are taking now, and might take, to protect these populations and underpin our military strategy in the region?

Oral Answers to Questions — Treasury: Oil and Gas Industry ( 1 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: An application for shale gas exploration in my constituency may result in many millions of pounds in community benefits. Does the Minister agree that those community benefits should go to the communities most affected by development?

Oral Answers to Questions — Education: STEM Subjects ( 7 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: Families for schools does an excellent job arranging for business people to visit schools to inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs, including science and technology entrepreneurs. Will the Secretary of State outline plans to engage more business people with more schools to encourage more young people to help build our enterprise economy, particularly in science and technology?

Oral Answers to Questions — Justice: Topical Questions ( 8 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: The Government have given strong support to the idea of creating a new legal form of guardian, to help with the property and affairs of the 3,000 people who go missing every year in the UK. Will the Minister confirm when that might be brought into effect?

Enterprise Bill [Lords] — [2ndAllocated Day]: Clause 33 — Extended Sunday opening hours and Sunday working ( 9 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: Before entering this place, I was in business for 25 years. It is absolutely right to consider the needs of large businesses and, of course, small businesses, and the family lives of workers, but, as all business people know, the customer comes first. If the customer wants to shop at other times at the weekend, should they not be allowed to do so, and is the pilot not the right way to take it...

Energy Intensive Industries — [Mr Christopher Chope in the Chair] (10 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: Is my hon. Friend aware that the shale gas industry has revolutionised the fortunes of the chemicals industry in the US? According to PricewaterhouseCoopers 1 million jobs will be created in manufacturing by 2025 as a direct result of shale gas energy and associated chemical feedstocks.

Investigatory Powers Bill (15 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: With the internet connection record, we are looking for a past history for a future crime. If someone is investigating a child abuser or a terrorist, is it not relevant to see their past records and whether they have accessed sites with relevant material? We would be able to see that from contact information.

Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (16 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: Antibiotic Research UK, situated in my constituency, is the world’s first charity to tackle antimicrobial resistance, which is a looming global danger of disaster-movie-style proportions. Will the Prime Minister agree to meet me to see how we can fund this vital research, so that this time it is not the Americans who save the world but the British?

Oral Answers to Questions — Communities and Local Government: House Building (21 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: I will do my best. The number of housing starts relies on a proper assessment of housing need. Gladman recently ran a successful appeal in my constituency on the basis that the local authority could not demonstrate a five-year housing supply. There is now a revised assessment by the local authority showing an eight-year-plus supply. Is it time for a definitive assessment of housing need?

Ways and Means — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation — Amendment of the Law (21 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: How does the hon. Gentleman reconcile his comments that rural areas are getting a better deal? My local authority, North Yorkshire County Council, was facing a 39% reduction, compared to an average reduction of 20% to metropolitan areas.

GPS and Heavy Goods Vehicles — [Sir Alan Meale in the Chair] (22 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: I congratulate my hon. Friend on securing the debate. These issues might sound trivial to some people who do not have constituencies that are constantly affected by them. In my constituency, the A170 runs up Sutton Bank and there are two one-in-fours divided by a hairpin bend. There are two incidents there a week with lorries having to back up all the way into the village, often causing...

Legal Guardianship and Missing People (23 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: Will the Minister give way?

Legal Guardianship and Missing People (23 Mar 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: I am grateful to the Minister. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for York Outer (Julian Sturdy) on securing this important debate. I understand that some 2,500 people could be helped by the proposals. I pay tribute to Mr and Mrs Lawrence—Mrs Lawrence is a constituent of mine. They have kept hope alive for Claudia and they hope to help thousands of other people, and today they are...

Oral Answers to Questions — Business, Innovation and Skills: Broadband ( 3 May 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: The Ofcom solution to the desperately poor penetration of fibre to premises in the UK is to open up access to BT’s ducts and poles, but that would require reasonable rates of access as well as a clear network map of those ducts and poles. What can the Secretary of State do to make sure that BT complies with those requirements?

Housing and Planning Bill: What is a starter home? ( 3 May 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: Does the hon. Lady agree with the principle of means-testing tenants in properties that are set aside for people on lower incomes? I am talking about social rented properties.

Housing and Planning Bill: What is a starter home? ( 3 May 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Housing and Planning Bill: What is a starter home? ( 3 May 2016)

Kevin Hollinrake: The hon. Gentleman will remember the clear evidence given by David Orr of the National Housing Federation, who said that because of these proposals housing associations will be building more properties of all tenures.


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