All 8 results for southend speaker:Barbara Keeley

Tributes to Sir David Amess (18 Oct 2021)

Barbara Keeley: I join the tributes to the hon. Member for Southend West, who was a kind and generous colleague and a committed and conscientious constituency MP. Just how conscientious he was can be seen in his record of speaking and action in the House. I recollect Sir David speaking in a pre-Christmas recess Adjournment debate back in 2009, when I was Deputy Leader of the House and it was my job to...

Child Benefit Entitlement (Disqualification of Non-UK EU Nationals): Backbench Business — Summer Adjournment (22 Jul 2014)

Barbara Keeley: ...she could not answer that question, so I hope the Deputy Leader of the House has an answer today because, in summertime, the pollution tends to make my constituents very ill. The hon. Member for Southend West (Mr Amess) spoke of the need for a national cemetery, but in the past 24 hours, I have been dealing with the problem of dozens of gravestones dumped on land near the Manchester ship...

Road Safety: Clause 206 — Commencement (18 May 2011)

Barbara Keeley: ...of Sarah Davies and her team in the Public Bill Office. I join in the thanks to our two able Committee Chairs, my hon. Friend the Member for York Central (Hugh Bayley) and the hon. Member for Southend West (Mr Amess). Sadly, we still have concerns about and objections to a number of the Bill’s proposals. We object most strongly to the 142 extra powers that the Secretary of State wants...

[John Robertson in the Chair] — Football Clubs (Governance) ( 8 Sep 2010)

Barbara Keeley: ...pitch markings, unclear laws and no referees. That is why, off the field, various forms of financial crisis are appearing all over the place-from Cardiff City to King's Lynn, from Chester City to Southend, and from Manchester United and Liverpool to Portsmouth. We could say that governance in the football industry is no better than the governance of the banking industry over recent years....

Royal Assent: Summer Adjournment (27 Jul 2010)

Barbara Keeley: ...to stop messing with the NHS, a view that I strongly support. The pre-recess Adjournment debate is a good vehicle for allowing hon. Members to raise issues and express views. The hon. Member for Southend West (Mr Amess) has raised nine issues today. I have known him to raise 13, so he was being kind to the Deputy Leader of the House. The hon. Member for Mid Bedfordshire (Nadine Dorries)...

Bills Presented — Mortgage Repossessions (Protection of Tenants Etc.) Bill: Christmas Adjournment (16 Dec 2009)

Barbara Keeley: ...local issues. My hon. Friend the Member for Chorley (Mr. Hoyle) mentioned 13, which I think must be a record for him. I am afraid that I lost count of the number raised by the hon. Member for Southend, West (Mr. Amess), but he did his usual sterling job. My hon. Friend the Member for Walsall, North (Mr. Winnick) is not in the Chamber now. However, I have already told him how much I...

Royal Assent (21 Jul 2009)

Barbara Keeley: Yes, but we noticed that he did use some of another Member's time by intervening. Other hon. Members also managed to fit in many subjects. The hon. Member for Southend, West (Mr. Amess) included at least nine or 10.

Orders of the Day — Animal Welfare Bill (10 Jan 2006)

Barbara Keeley: ...that it is time that we planned to end. In common with other hon. Members, the dog owners to whom I have spoken recently share that view. Several hon. Members, including the hon. Member for Southend, West (Mr. Amess), have raised the issue of pet fairs. Given the emphasis in the Bill on regulation, licensing and a duty of care, a fair is not the right place to buy and sell animals. There...


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