MPs in constituencies matching Bury
People matching Bury
Hon. Charles Hanbury-Tracy
Former MP for Montgomery District of Boroughs (20 Aug 1863 – 28 Apr 1877)
Hon. Frederick Hanbury-Tracy
Former MP for Montgomery District of Boroughs (17 May 1877 – 28 Jun 1892)
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Shireen Abu Aqla (16 May 2022)
Bell Ribeiro-Addy: This is not the first time this has happened; nor will it be the last. Under occupation, Palestinians’ human rights are abused, and as we have seen, they cannot even bury their dead with dignity. Does the Minister understand that until we have a lasting peace, we will not tackle the situation at its root? Does she understand that although the UK has committed to a two-state solution, we...
Queen’s Speech - Debate (3rd Day) (12 May 2022)
Lord Mackenzie of Framwellgate: ...of burglary quite often amounts to the issuing of a crime number for insurance purposes. I have even seen a recent example of a valuable motor car being stolen from a gated property in Bury, with images of the theft taking place provided on CCTV by the victim, where the police could not even be bothered to examine it because of a lack of manpower. That is a disgrace. To be fair, the Home...
Queen’s Speech - Debate (3rd Day) (12 May 2022)
Lord Mackenzie of Framwellgate: ...of burglary quite often amounts to the issuing of a crime number for insurance purposes. I have even seen a recent example of a valuable motor car being stolen from a gated property in Bury, with images of the theft taking place provided on CCTV by the victim, where the police could not even be bothered to examine it because of a lack of manpower. That is a disgrace. To be fair, the Home...
Fairness at Work and Power in Communities (12 May 2022)
Angela Rayner: .... While travelling across the country during the local election campaign, I saw at first hand how the Conservatives have frozen wages, overseen widespread inequality and increased poverty. From Bury to Bletchley, and from Barnet to Burnley, the people and places that once proudly powered Britain, that contributed to our economy, are being rewarded with low wages and insecure work. They are...
Fairness at Work and Power in Communities (12 May 2022)
Angela Rayner: .... While travelling across the country during the local election campaign, I saw at first hand how the Conservatives have frozen wages, overseen widespread inequality and increased poverty. From Bury to Bletchley, and from Barnet to Burnley, the people and places that once proudly powered Britain, that contributed to our economy, are being rewarded with low wages and insecure work. They are...
Debate on the Address: [1st day] (10 May 2022)
Paul Maynard: ...the Prime Minister in making decisions on who should be appointed to Government. I am sure that the Under-Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, my hon. Friend the Member for Bury St Edmunds (Jo Churchill), who is on the Front Bench, would pass with flying colours, but it is incumbent on the Government in a cost of living crisis, when our constituents are under such...
Channel 4 Privatisation (27 Apr 2022)
Julia Lopez: ...I will need it going forward. I would just simply say that the reforms we seek to make are about the fundamental sustainability of the public service broadcasting system. If the Opposition wish to bury their heads in the sand and pretend that those fundamental changes are not happening, then that is for them to worry about. We are making a series of fundamental reforms. As I say, the...
National Strategy for Self-Care (26 Apr 2022)
Edward Argar: ...also rightly highlighted its importance. My first official engagement when I took on this job in 2019 was to attend, in lieu of the Pharmacy Minister at the time, my hon. Friend the Member for Bury St Edmunds (Jo Churchill), the Pharmacy Business Awards ceremony, which recognised community pharmacies that had done amazing work in their communities, such as the one the hon. Member for...
Backbench Business - Childhood Cancer OutcomesBackbench Business (26 Apr 2022)
Rob Roberts: ...counting. My plea to the Minister, who I know is extremely big-hearted and cares deeply about this issue, is to sit with these families, hear their stories and make sure that no parent ever has to bury their child again.
Future of Small Cities Following Covid-19 (26 Apr 2022)
Stuart Andrew: ...future to, neglected areas across the country that have for years felt forgotten by Westminster. I assure every Member present that those places in the east—Cambridge, Peterborough, Luton, Bury St Edmunds—and those further afield, such as Gloucester, are just as central to our levelling-up ambitions as Sunderland, Darlington and Grimsby. The hon. Member for Cambridge has said that...
Smokefree 2030 — [Caroline Nokes in the Chair] (26 Apr 2022)
Mary Foy: ...an explanation why this is not possible.” The Green Paper consultation ended in 2019. In July 2020, on the anniversary of the Green Paper, the then public health Minister, the hon. Member for Bury St Edmunds (Jo Churchill), told the APPG that work was under way to publish the further proposals envisaged in the Green Paper, and that she was keen to work with us to explore whether the...
Football Governance (25 Apr 2022)
Jeff Smith: ...the media rounds this morning, “there has been huge input from fans up and down the country”. Eleven years after the Culture, Media and Sport Committee report, three years after the collapse of Bury, a year after the disastrous European super league proposal and five months after the publication of the fan-led review, we do not need further consultation or a road map. We need a clear...
Human Rights: Colombia — [Siobhain McDonagh in the Chair] (20 Apr 2022)
Claire Hanna: ..., with a death toll of around a quarter of a million, including 45,000 children. As others have said, that includes 25,000 disappearances, where people did not even have the dignity of a body to bury. Clearly, many millions more were displaced due to a conflict that is, at its core, about land; that is the substantial and core unimplemented part of the peace agreement. The issues are...
Easter Recess: Government Update (19 Apr 2022)
Colum Eastwood: People across these islands had to watch through care home windows as their loved ones died. Parents had to bury their children without the comfort of their family around them. While that was happening, the Prime Minister and the Chancellor were partying in Downing Street. We know he has no respect for the public, but can he show us that he has some respect—just a little bit of...
Global Migration Challenge (19 Apr 2022)
Jonathan Gullis: ...bit, particularly in Scotland, and that the north Islington wokerati are more than welcome to come to Stoke-on-Trent and explain why they oppose it? Perhaps they should send the hon. Member for Bury South (Christian Wakeford) to explain why.
Animals (Penalty Notices) Bill - Third Reading: Motion (1 Apr 2022)
the Earl of Shrewsbury: ...all its stages in the other place. I also take the opportunity to thank the Minister for his support of this Bill in your Lordships’ House. I also thank my honourable friends the Member for Bury St Edmunds and the Member for Banbury for their valuable support in the other place. As your Lordships will be aware, this Bill will enable the introduction of penalty notices for existing...
Ockenden Report - Statement (30 Mar 2022)
Baroness Bottomley of Nettlestone: ...that is so important—and the working group with the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and the Royal College of Midwives. Lastly, I come to this deplorable culture where doctors bury their mistakes. It has always been the case in the medical profession that there has been a reluctance to acknowledge failures and problems, saying, “There’s been a problem. Let’s put it...
General Practice: Large Housing Developments — [Peter Dowd in the Chair] (29 Mar 2022)
Richard Fuller: ...effective the planning is for the communities where those houses are built? If we have that slight nuance in the approach on planning, I think that would be helpful. Of course, I come today not to bury the Minister, but to praise him; because he knows that his colleague in, I think, June 2021, in response to a debate that I called on housing growth in my constituency, killed the 1 million...
Written Answers — Treasury: Members: Correspondence (28 Mar 2022)
Dan Carden: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, when his Department plans to reply to the correspondence from the hon. Member for Liverpool, Walton and hon. Member for Bury South of 24 February 2022.
National Insurance Contributions (Increase of Thresholds) Bill (24 Mar 2022)
James Daly: Absolutely not. The SNP has found a way of raising taxes that penalises their own citizens and raises less income. I come back to Greater Manchester. I am proud to be the MP for Bury North. My constituents face a wide range of taxation issues. They will support the Government position and the policy announced yesterday on the increase in the national insurance threshold. Every single person...