Feryal Clark MP: speeches

4 Jul 2025–3 Jul 2026

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22 Apr 2026 · Job Creation · Hansard source
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One of the issues that set Labour apart from other parties is the sheer number of new jobs we are creating in priority areas such as tech, defence and our green industries in constituencies such as mine, Enfield North, as well as across Wales and the rest of the UK. Can the Secretary of State update the House on the new jobs being created in Wales and the opportunities that will provide for every family?

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Communities and local government	4
Culture, media and sport	6
Defence and foreign affairs	1
Democracy and constitution	4
Economy and business	3
Education and skills	1
Health and care	1
Immigration and borders	1
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