Sam Carling MP: speeches

4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress

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  • 1 Sept 2026 · Local Government Reorganisation: Cambridgeshire · Hansard source
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    I am troubled by the unpleasant allegations the hon. Gentleman is making. It would have been pleasant if he had come to talk to me about his concerns at any point over the last few months rather than he and a member of his staff attacking me on social media about this. It is not great. The hon. Gentleman is raising process concerns. I am sure we all want to see a proper process. Why was it that he went on to social media and made quite a large number of claims about Labour MPs being pre-briefed of an apparent announcement that never happened—claims that therefore cannot possibly have been true, and were not?

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