Results 101–120 of 5600 for (in the 'Commons debates' OR in the 'Westminster Hall debates' OR in the 'Lords debates' OR in the 'Northern Ireland Assembly debates') speaker:Lord Framlingham

Government Vision on Prevention - Statement ( 6 Nov 2018)

Lord Framlingham: Given how unhelpful much of the advertising is nowadays, how brave are the Government prepared to be in curtailing it?

Universal Credit - Statement ( 5 Nov 2018)

Lord Framlingham: My Lords, can the Minister confirm that, due to the investment in work allowances, an extra 2.4 million families will keep an extra £630 per year of what they earn, by removing the taper rate from an extra £1,000 of earnings?

Brexit: Negotiations - Question ( 6 Sep 2018)

Lord Framlingham: To ask Her Majesty’s Government what individual representations they have received from other European Union member states about the present state of negotiations for the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union.

Brexit: Negotiations - Question ( 6 Sep 2018)

Lord Framlingham: I am grateful to the Minister for that Answer. I urge him not to listen to the doom-mongers on this issue who constantly talk about crashing out and falling off the cliffs. I ask him to sell the idea that this Brexit is a very positive effort. We are going to be able to trade globally after Brexit, not least with the other European countries. Further to that—oh gosh, I have had one of those...

HS2: Budget and Costs - Question (24 Jul 2018)

Lord Framlingham: My Lords, can I beg the Minister to do all she can to persuade the Government to abandon this insane vanity project? It is causing misery to thousands of people along the proposed route whose lives it is damaging. It is cutting great swathes through our environment, including damage to ancient woodlands up and down the country. All the billions it is costing would be much better spent on...

Govia Thameslink - Statement ( 3 Jul 2018)

Lord Framlingham: My Lords, given the chaos that is now reigning nationwide on the railway network, I think it is generally admitted that the time has surely come to scrap the ridiculous HS2 project and spend the billions of pounds saved on putting the rest of the network right.

Bee Population - Question for Short Debate (19 Jun 2018)

Lord Framlingham: My Lords, it is a great pleasure to follow the noble Viscount, Lord Falkland. I thoroughly enjoyed his speech, which widened our debate hugely. We are all learning so much this afternoon. I am trying to work out which is the better image of him: eating his honey or riding his motorbike. It was a tremendous contribution. I, too, compliment the noble Baroness, Lady Bloomfield, on tabling this...

Serious Violence Strategy - Motion to Take Note (11 Jun 2018)

Lord Framlingham: Does the Minister appreciate that in her remarks she has not mentioned either the role of the family or the importance of parental responsibility? Many people feel that those are at the heart of the matter of youth crime.

Flood Risk - Question (11 Jun 2018)

Lord Framlingham: My Lords, I know that the Minister is well aware of the value of trees in general and regarding flooding in particular. I again urge him to do all he can to encourage tree planting in areas that are liable to flood.

Railways: East Coast Main Line - Question (23 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: My Lords, may I suggest to the Minister that she might reconsider the question of HS2? If HS2 is abandoned, as it ought to be if there is any common sense in the world, there would be plenty of money out of those billions and billions of pounds for all the other projects required on the railways.

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Third Reading (16 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: Will the noble Lord—

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Third Reading (16 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: My Lords—

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Third Reading (16 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: My Lords—

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Third Reading (16 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: My Lords—

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Third Reading (16 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: I am grateful to the noble Baroness for giving way. The point that I am making—

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Third Reading (16 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: With the leave of the House, may I ask a question?

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Third Reading (16 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: Does the noble Baroness accept that nobody is keener on the environment than me, as many people in this House know? I am simply saying that this is not the vehicle for it.

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Third Reading (16 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: Will the noble Baroness give way?

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Third Reading (16 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: Just briefly?

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Third Reading (16 May 2018)

Lord Framlingham: My Lords, the days that we have spent debating amendments to the Bill have been very dark days for your Lordships’ House. Sometimes when we have successfully scrutinised a piece of legislation in the past, it has been described as the House at its best. Without any doubt, these days will go down in history as the House of Lords at its worst. Noble Lords, some of whom have been elected to or...


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