Connor Naismith MP: speeches
4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress
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- 13 Jul 2026 · Topical Questions · Hansard source
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T2. During a coffee morning on the Sherborne estate in Crewe, I spoke with several residents who described persistent and distressing levels of antisocial behaviour in our community, including having eggs thrown at their properties. Can the Minister set out what steps are being taken to ensure that antisocial behaviour is dealt with robustly in places like the Sherborne estate?
- 13 Jul 2026 · State of Climate and Nature · Hansard source
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The Minister’s statement will be welcomed by year 2 at St Michael’s community academy in Crewe, who I visited recently. I heard letters read aloud by the children, demonstrating their concern about the need to protect our environment and natural habitats. Will the Minister join me in congratulating those year 2 classes, and set out why the Government’s 30 by 30 delivery plan is so important for reversing decades of nature decline?
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| Department or topic | Published records |
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| Communities and local government | 2 |
| Economy and business | 2 |
| Education and skills | 1 |
| Environment and energy | 1 |
| Immigration and borders | 1 |
| Justice and policing | 2 |
| Transport | 1 |
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