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HANSARD Greater London Low Emission Zone Charging (Amendment) BillNo, I am not giving way at the moment. As I was saying, the Government could have provided additional financial support to the Mayor of London so that that grant could have been…22 Mar 2024HANSARD Greater London Low Emission Zone Charging (Amendment) BillMy hon. Friend is exactly right. I will come on to address how we best tackle the issue of air pollution and, at the same time, protect those who are impacted by this charge. From…22 Mar 2024HANSARD Greater London Low Emission Zone Charging (Amendment) BillUnusual as it is for the Minister to intervene, I think the point was made by my hon. Friend the Member for Eltham (Clive Efford). When people from outside London drive into…22 Mar 2024HANSARD Greater London Low Emission Zone Charging (Amendment) BillMy hon. Friend has hit the nail on the head. Progress is being achieved. The vast majority of cars —19 out of 20 in Greater London—are compliant with ULEZ. Labour Members are…22 Mar 2024HANSARD Greater London Low Emission Zone Charging (Amendment) BillMy hon. Friend is absolutely right. It was really telling when the hon. Member for Dartford began to talk about his mayoral candidate that he said nothing about her plans to…22 Mar 2024HANSARD Greater London Low Emission Zone Charging (Amendment) BillMy hon. Friend makes an important point that could be lost in this debate, which is that the issue is about health—the health of children and older people. It is, as my hon.…22 Mar 2024HANSARD Greater London Low Emission Zone Charging (Amendment) BillMy hon. Friend makes an important point. I would be surprised if many people decided that they wanted to go in the direction of having a Conservative Mayor in the absence of…22 Mar 2024HANSARD Business of the HouseMy constituents at Lark Hill rely on the retirement village’s ATM to access cash. While I am delighted that proposals for its removal have been withdrawn, residents will now face…21 Mar 2024HANSARD Trailer and Towing SafetyThat took me by surprise. I was wondering whether the state of our roads, which many people are aware of, adds to the danger posed by the issues with trailers and driver awareness…21 Mar 2024HANSARD Trailer and Towing SafetyI congratulate my hon. Friend on her dogged pursuit of this issue. I wonder whether, knowing the appalling state of many of our roads in this country—21 Mar 2024HANSARDRecommendations of the Infected Blood InquiryI rise to present this petition on the recommendations of the infected blood inquiry, owing to this Government’s failure to provide justice or compensation to those infected and…21 Mar 2024HANSARDRail ServicesThe leader of Nottinghamshire County Council, who has a nice side hustle as the hon. Member for Mansfield (Ben Bradley), once said: “The full delivery of HS2’s Eastern Leg is what…21 Mar 2024HANSARDTopical QuestionsThe Government have been promising action on pavement parking for a decade, but despite a consultation in 2020, we are still no further forward. Will the Minister finally listen…21 Mar 2024HANSARDBudget ResolutionsThe Chancellor’s final Budget has confirmed what the British public and my constituents in Nottingham South have long known: we are all paying a heavy price for 14 years of Tory…12 Mar 2024HANSARDPrescription Charges: Long-term Health ConditionsMy hon. Friend is doing a great job of setting out some of the challenges that people with long-term conditions face. Does she share my concern that this situation has a damaging…11 Mar 2024HANSARDBudget ResolutionsThe Secretary of State might not be surprised that Labour Members take it a little unkindly when he suggests that we are forgetting the past, when he seems to have forgotten the…07 Mar 2024HANSARDPoint of OrderOn a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. It has been drawn to my attention that on Monday the hon. Member for Mansfield (Ben Bradley) publicised his meeting with the leader of…07 Mar 2024HANSARDPoint of Orderindicated assent.07 Mar 2024HANSARDRough Sleeping and Homelessness17. What steps he is taking to help reduce the number of families in temporary accommodation.04 Mar 2024HANSARDIndependent Chief Inspector of Borders and ImmigrationLast week’s figures showed 46,000 people still in asylum hotels. David Neal’s report said: “There is no evidence of a Home Office strategy to end hotel use, as recommended by…04 Mar 2024