Edward Argar MP: speeches

4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress

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Speeches

  • 16 Jul 2026 · Local Government Reorganisation · Hansard source
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    I live in my patch and I know that there will be genuine local fury at the contempt this Government have shown for my constituents in approving a Leicester city land grab, which has cross-party opposition locally. I have been clear throughout, as have my local councillors and my residents, in our opposition to a Leicester city land grab that will take county communities such as Syston, Thurmaston, Queniborough, Barkby and Beeby into the city and see local residents paying more tax for almost certainly less in the way of services. I continue to oppose what the Secretary of State has announced today, so I have a simple question for him: what makes him think that the views of the Labour Leicester city mayor are worth more than the views of thousands of my constituents?

  • 9 Jul 2026 · Health Bill (Fifteenth sitting) · Hansard source
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    The hon. Gentleman will probably be aware of the King’s Fund report from late last year, which covers the years 2010 to 2025. It highlighted that the growth rate was only 5% for managers during those 15 years, but 94% for children’s nurses and 55% for doctors, and other groups had similar increases. We are seeing investment and workforce increases in the right areas. It is right that we acknowledge, as I suspect the hon. Gentleman will, that the one group where we have not seen that same growth is community health visitors and community health workers. Alongside the massive investment and increase in doctors in the past 15 years, that group, and the role it plays, deserves focus from whichever party is in government.

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View as listCommunities and local government: 5Communities and local government5Culture, media and sport: 2Culture, media and sport2Defence and foreign affairs: 1Defence and foreign affairs1Democracy and constitution: 2Democracy and constitution2Economy and business: 2Economy and business2Health and care: 14Health and care14Transport: 2Transport2
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Communities and local government5
Culture, media and sport2
Defence and foreign affairs1
Democracy and constitution2
Economy and business2
Health and care14
Transport2

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