Women’s football talent pathways and player wellbeing – Julie Elliott.
200th anniversary of rugby football and the contribution of rugby football to culture and sport in the UK – Mark Pawsey.
Introducing new criminal sanctions in England and Wales for those tailgating to gain illegal entry at football matches and other measures to take to 'The Baroness Casey Review: An independent Review of events surrounding the UEFA Euro 2020 Final ‘Euro Sunday’ at Wembley' – Lord Bassam of Brighton.
Matt Western: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, how many (a) Football League and (b) non-league football clubs have received winding up petitions from HMRC in the last five years; and what assessment she has made of the financial sustainability of those clubs.
Stuart Andrew: ...15 sports to ensure their survival throughout the pandemic. £218,271,393 was provided through loans to the sports listed below:Athletics - £1,200,000Basketball - £794,246Cycling - £1,387,000Football - £13,310,666Horse Racing - £21,520,000Ice Hockey - £1,601,600Motorsport - £1,075,000Rugby League - £24,232,661Rugby Union - £138,850,220Tennis - £14,300,00
Dan Carden: To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, if she will take steps to (a) introduce an Independent Regulator of English Football and (b) strengthen rules on ownership of football clubs.
Christine Jardine: ...shifting the blame on to workers rather than accepting their own failures. This Bill is yet another attempt to use the workers and the situation we are in, with crisis after crisis, as a political football to distract from the mismanagement of public services that has led us to this point. If the Government truly want to find a solution to these problems, surely the answer is to take a...
Christine Jardine: ...shifting the blame on to workers rather than accepting their own failures. This Bill is yet another attempt to use the workers and the situation we are in, with crisis after crisis, as a political football to distract from the mismanagement of public services that has led us to this point. If the Government truly want to find a solution to these problems, surely the answer is to take a...
Lord Sentamu: ...the wonderful, powerful speeches that your Lordships have made. On New Year’s Day 2003, Charlene Ellis and Letisha Shakespeare were shot dead by members of a gang. A huge rally at Aston Villa’s football ground was called. They cried out, “Enough is enough. Not another drop of blood.” Out of that rally a movement was born in Birmingham: Bringing Hope. Reverend Carver Anderson, the...
Alex Norris: ...to my hon. Friend the Member for Stretford and Urmston (Andrew Western) and congratulate him on an excellent maiden speech. I have known him for a long time, not just because of our shared football and cricket preferences, but because he has been a brilliant council leader and someone I have admired for a long time. I cannot wait to see the impact that he makes in this place. I will make...
Thangam Debbonaire: ...House clear this up? When will the Bill be brought back to the House for its remaining stages? While the Leader of the House is down the back of that infamous sofa, could she try to pull out the football governance White Paper? The Government committed in the last Queen’s Speech to publishing proposals to establish an independent regulator of English football. Could she give my hon....
Ownership Structure of Football Clubs
Sam Tarry: What recent steps her Department has taken with the Rugby Football Union to help support the recovery of grassroots club rugby following the covid-19 outbreak.
Rugby Football Bicentenary Celebration
Football Governance: Fan-Led Review
Barry Sheerman: To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, if she will take steps to help ensure the English Football League and football club owners are accountable to fans.
Ben Bradley: To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, if she will take steps to ensure that the White Paper on football reform (a) supports English Football League clubs and (b) protects the Premier League.
Valerie Vaz: To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, whether the Government will give a new independent regulator for football the necessary powers to ensure fair distributions from the Premier League to the rest of the clubs in line with the recommendations of the Fan Led Review.
Julie Elliott: To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what plans she has for the regulation of women's football.
Stuart Andrew: ...England. Last year, Sport England received almost £350 million from the Exchequer and National Lottery. The Government also invests £18 million a year into community sport facilities via the Football Foundation, alongside the English Football Association and the Premier League. We have committed an additional £230 million UK-wide between 2021 and 2025 to increase participation,...