Angus MacDonald MP: speeches

4 Jul 2025–3 Jul 2026

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1 Jul 2026 · Draft Government of Wales Act 2006 (Increase of Capital Borrowing Limits) Order 2026 · Hansard source
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I do not have anything to add.
11 Jun 2026 · Clean Power by 2030 · Hansard source
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That is a bit of a curveball. That is not something I know anything about. If the Minister is better informed, maybe he can answer.
24 Mar 2026 · Heating Oil: Rural Homes · Hansard source
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12. What steps he is taking to support rural homes that use heating oil.
27 Jan 2026 · Rural Broadband: Installation · Hansard source
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May I intervene, seeing that we have been so generous on interventions?
17 Dec 2025 · Membership-based Charity Organisations · Hansard source
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Yes—sorry. Does the hon. Member agree that when the Government introduce legislation on, for example, national insurance and people doing part-time work, and now this gift aid issue, they should consider charities as separate organisations?
17 Dec 2025 · Membership-based Charity Organisations · Hansard source
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I thank the hon. Member for allowing me to intervene. I wonder if the Minister would consider the following. I was the vice-president of the National Trust for Scotland for the majority of 10 years and I know the senior management there very well. They have been extremely hurt by the national insurance increase, particularly on people who do part—
4 Nov 2025 · Royal Mail: Universal Service Obligation · Hansard source
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I wrote to the Post Office in July, three and a half months ago, and it emailed a response this week—I think three and a half months might be a record. The posties in the west highlands, a very rural area, get paid an amount of money that is not attractive to them. We have areas in Wester Ross and Skye that are getting no post at all and have not for some weeks. Does the hon. Member not agree that the Post Office should use the flexibility that it has to pay a reasonable sum to attract postal staff?
3 Sept 2025 · Hospitality Sector · Hansard source
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May I intervene, please?
9 Jul 2025 · Artificial Intelligence: Scotland · Hansard source
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The transmission line from Skye to Fort Augustus has been approved. Due to a technicality, the people along the route will be deprived of £22 million. Will the Minister take this up with Ofgem?

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Communities and local government	13
Defence and foreign affairs	4
Democracy and constitution	4
Economy and business	18
Education and skills	6
Environment and energy	15
Health and care	7
Housing and planning	3
Immigration and borders	2
Justice and policing	2
Social security and pensions	4
Transport	3
Unclassified	9

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