Gareth Snell MP: speeches

4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress

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Speeches

  • 9 Sept 2026 · Ticket Price Regulation: Live Events · Hansard source
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    My hon. Friend is touching on something really important, because the other part of the issue is the length of time that people have to sit in front of a screen in order to get to the front of the queue. That is fine for people who can afford to take a day off work or who are flexible in their work, meaning they can sit and do that, but it is not fine for those who work shifts or who work a job that takes them out of their home. There is a structural barrier to lower-paid people, mainly from working-class communities, accessing the theatre, the arts and sports—the kind of enrichment we are all saying they should have. I wonder whether my hon. Friend might look at remedying that as part of her Bill.

  • 8 Sept 2026 · Safety of the Jewish Community · Hansard source
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    When the Labour party went through a terrible time with our own antisemitism crisis, the hon. Gentleman was a staunch friend of the Jewish members of my party, and I know that many of them remember him fondly for that. He is highlighting most starkly that this is not about Jewish people living less Jewish lives; it is about Jewish people living less public lives because of the constant fear of what questions they will be asked about geopolitical issues far outside their own sphere of influence or interest. We therefore have a less rich society, because those who can make contributions do not participate. I am sure the hon. Gentleman agrees that we need religious freedom and a diverse culture, and that if people retreat from public spaces, they are left vacant for those with nefarious intent.

  • 13 Jul 2026 · Immigration and Asylum Bill · Hansard source
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    It is quite something to listen to a shadow Secretary of State whose party oversaw a net migration increase of 2.5 million in four years, and who has the brass neck to lecture the party in government on how to clear up his mess. Does he think he has any credibility at all on this matter, or is this just about the Facebook clip that he will undoubtedly be pumping out on his social media this evening?

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View as listCommunities and local government: 7Communities and local government7Culture, media and sport: 3Culture, media and sport3Defence and foreign affairs: 5Defence and foreign affairs5Democracy and constitution: 2Democracy and constitution2Economy and business: 26Economy and business26Education and skills: 3Education and skills3Environment and energy: 5Environment and energy5Housing and planning: 2Housing and planning2Immigration and borders: 1Immigration and borders1Social security and pensions: 2Social security and pensions2Transport: 1Transport1Unclassified: 4Unclassified4
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4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026. Existing keyword taxonomy applied to official debate titles and contributions; a contribution may appear in more than one topic and unclassified records are retained. Published records do not measure effort or effectiveness. Methodology.
Department or topicPublished records
Communities and local government7
Culture, media and sport3
Defence and foreign affairs5
Democracy and constitution2
Economy and business26
Education and skills3
Environment and energy5
Housing and planning2
Immigration and borders1
Social security and pensions2
Transport1
Unclassified4

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