Lindsay Hoyle MP: speeches 2025

2295 published records · newest first.

Speeches

13 Oct 2025 · Private Rented Sector: People Granted Asylum · Hansard source
More
I call the shadow Minister.
13 Oct 2025 · Security Update: Official Secrets Act Case · Hansard source
More
Order. I say to both Front-Bench teams: please, this is a very important and serious matter. We could do without the side chatter.
13 Oct 2025 · Coalfields Regeneration Trust: Capital Funding Request · Hansard source
More
I am intrigued to hear how coalfield regeneration relates to the hon. Gentleman’s part of Northern Ireland. I call Jim Shannon.
13 Oct 2025 · Coalfields Regeneration Trust: Capital Funding Request · Hansard source
More
Order. So the hon. Gentleman is saying that he has coalfields in his constituency? [Interruption.] Okay. I am going to allow the question, but I ask that we think about whether issues are relevant to our constituencies.
13 Oct 2025 · Coalfields Regeneration Trust: Capital Funding Request · Hansard source
More
I am not sure that that is relevant.
13 Oct 2025 · Topical Questions · Hansard source
More
Order. There are lots of Back Benchers who wish to speak and this is topical questions. I call the shadow Secretary of State.
13 Oct 2025 · Topical Questions · Hansard source
More
I call the shadow Secretary of State.
13 Oct 2025 · Topical Questions · Hansard source
More
I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.
13 Oct 2025 · Long-term Empty Homes · Hansard source
More
Welcome, Minister.
13 Oct 2025 · Manchester Terrorism Attack · Hansard source
More
I call the shadow Home Secretary.
13 Oct 2025 · Manchester Terrorism Attack · Hansard source
More
I call the Chair of the Home Affairs Committee.
13 Oct 2025 · Manchester Terrorism Attack · Hansard source
More
I call the Father of the House.
13 Oct 2025 · Manchester Terrorism Attack · Hansard source
More
I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.
13 Oct 2025 · New Housing Developments in Cheadle: Infrastructure · Hansard source
More
Order. I should say that that is the Adlington in Cheshire, not Lancashire.
13 Oct 2025 · Homelessness · Hansard source
More
I call the Chair of the Select Committee.
13 Oct 2025 · Homelessness · Hansard source
More
I call the shadow Minister.
13 Oct 2025 · Speaker’s Statement · Hansard source
More
Before we come to the ministerial statement on the China case, I wish to make a brief statement. Members will know that I have already put on record my disappointment that the charges against two individuals relating to espionage for the Chinese authorities have been dropped. I am not only disappointed, but very angry. It is of the utmost importance to me that all those who work in this Parliament are able to undertake their activities securely and without interference. I continue to seek advice from officials on what further steps might be taken to pursue the issue in other ways. I will be issuing updated security guidance to Members later today. I think there is something the Government ought to be aware of: it is this Parliament and MPs here who have been spied on; and it is MPs’ offices that have been infiltrated. As it stands, we have seen payment for spying on what I believe we should be protecting. At this moment, I feel we have not had the protection. I certainly do not blame the Minister—I know that he will be answering a lot in his statement and taking many questions—but I want to put it on record that I am angry and disappointed. My job is to protect Parliament. I feel that we are not getting that protection.
16 Sept 2025 · Ambassador to the United States · Hansard source
More
I gently say to the right hon. Gentleman, as he is a senior Member, that though he has taken the time he felt was required, it has been longer than 15 minutes. May I just say that when we refer to other Members, it should be by constituency, not by name. I call the Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee.
16 Sept 2025 · Ambassador to the United States · Hansard source
More
I call the Leader of the Opposition.
16 Sept 2025 · Ambassador to the United States · Hansard source
More
We come to the leader of the Liberal Democrats.
16 Sept 2025 · Court Estate: Restoration and Renewal · Hansard source
More
I look forward to Chorley’s then.
16 Sept 2025 · Speaker’s Statement · Hansard source
More
Before we come to the main business, I am sure the whole House will wish to join me in sending our thanks and best wishes to Colin Lee, who retires today as Clerk of Legislation after 37 years’ service to the House. [Hon. Members: “Hear, hear.”] Colin has combined his formidable procedural brain with a modernising flair, such as the work he oversaw in the Select Committee Team to ensure that all colleagues are treated with respect and have access to fruitful career paths. He is a highly valued colleague, and I am very grateful to him for the sage advice he has given to me personally over the years. On behalf of the House, I would like to thank Colin for his long and distinguished service, and wish Colin and Brenda all the best for a long and happy retirement. I would just share with the House that Colin’s favourite biscuits are Penguins, but he could never get the jokes right.
16 Sept 2025 · Prison Rehabilitation · Hansard source
More
Welcome, Minister.
16 Sept 2025 · Prison Safety · Hansard source
More
I call the shadow Minister.
16 Sept 2025 · Court Backlogs · Hansard source
More
Order. We have a lot of questions to get in.

Published records only — not a full account of an MP’s work. How we work →