Becky Gittins MP: speeches
4 Jul 2024–3 Jul 2025
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- 4 Jun 2025 · Town Centre Regeneration · Hansard source
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9. What steps he is taking with Cabinet colleagues to regenerate town centres in Scotland.
- 28 Jan 2025 · Support for Female Offenders · Hansard source
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18. What steps her Department is taking to support female offenders.
- 25 Nov 2024 · Antisocial Behaviour: Town Centres · Hansard source
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2. What steps her Department is taking to help tackle antisocial behaviour on high streets and in town centres.
- 25 Nov 2024 · Speaker’s Statement · Hansard source
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Further to that point of order, Mr Speaker. Over two months ago, I rose to give my maiden speech in this Chamber, opening with a comical line about one of my constituency’s most famous sons, Lord John Prescott. Although I am sad to be commemorating his passing today, it is important to reflect on the indelible mark that he has left on British politics. A formidable character, John Prescott was a political giant but never stopped being one of us: an ordinary, down-to-earth, working-class man. The ambitions of John and others for communities like his as part of a trailblazing Labour Government are the reason why so many of us are here today. Often underestimated by both his political allies and enemies, he was the glue that held the Labour Government together and saw it deliver so much. Personally, I knew him little more than as an overly keen teenager at Labour party conference asking for a selfie with a political hero —he did oblige, although in his customary unimpressed fashion—but his impact on me and so many on the Labour Benches has been huge. On behalf of the people of Clwyd East, I say a fond farewell to one of our own, a treasured son of north Wales, a political trailblazer, and a true one-off. My thoughts are with Pauline and his family.
- 19 Nov 2024 · Infected Blood Inquiry · Hansard source
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One of my constituents contacted me recently to talk about the death of her husband, who contracted hepatitis C as a result of infected blood. The impact on her and her family has been massive, even with the interim payment that she and they have received. Can the Minister confirm that the Infected Blood Compensation Authority has been established and is undertaking the necessary work to deliver payments to victims of this injustice as soon as possible?
- 9 Oct 2024 · Women in the Workplace · Hansard source
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6. What steps she is taking to support women in the workplace.
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