Greg Smith MP: speeches
4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress
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- 3 Sept 2026 · Building Homes and Renewing Communities · Hansard source
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How does the Secretary of State square what she said in the statement about wanting to “put power in every postcode” with the reality of what her Government are doing to Buckinghamshire? They have increased our housing target by 43%—while letting London off some of its target—but if we had power locally, we would categorically not choose to build. They have also been telling Buckinghamshire council that if it turns down too many planning applications and actually supports the residents of Buckinghamshire, it will have its planning powers taken away. That is not putting power into every postcode; that is central diktat, isn’t it?
- 14 Jul 2026 · General Practice Partnership Model · Hansard source
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I am grateful to the Minister for that answer, but GP partnerships across rural areas such as mine in Mid Buckinghamshire face considerable uncertainty as the Government review the model for practice funding. Can the Minister be really clear about when the next steps review of the Carr-Hill formula will be published, and that rural areas such as Buckinghamshire that are facing incredible housing pressure from other Departments under this Government will not be disadvantaged?
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