Sureena Brackenridge MP: speeches

4 Jul 2025–3 Jul 2026

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Speeches

2 Jul 2026 · Historical Forced Adoption · Hansard source
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I must start by thanking the victims and sufferers who came to the Education Committee and shared their harrowing, first-hand lived experiences. It was extremely difficult to hear but—my gosh—it must have been unimaginable to actually live those experiences. But again and again, the victims were put through processes where they had to relive their trauma in an unacceptable struggle for the justice they deserve. I thank the Prime Minister for his unreserved, heartfelt apology, but does he agree that this must be just the beginning, with survivor-led support, specialised counselling, improved access to records and help to reunite families living with this injustice?
8 Jun 2026 · Topical Questions · Hansard source
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T8. Following investment in police operations targeting predatory behaviour in Wolverhampton’s night-time economy, including the deployment of specially trained undercover officers, alongside the welcome support given by the Late Night Safe Haven and Night Guardians, what further action will the Government take to strengthen prevention so that women and girls feel safe in night-time and other high-risk settings?
15 Sept 2025 · Neighbourhood Policing · Hansard source
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17. What recent progress her Department has made on improving neighbourhood policing.
15 Sept 2025 · Neighbourhood Policing · Hansard source
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I welcome the action the Government are taking to strengthen neighbourhood policing in Wolverhampton, with 27 additional roles and officers newly allocated or moved back into neighbourhood roles. Fourteen years of cuts have left west midlands police with around 700 fewer officers than in 2010 and a funding formula that short-changes our region by £40 million every year. Will my right hon. Friend commit to reviewing the Tories’ funding formula so my constituency can have the same level of neighbourhood policing and security as other parts of the country?

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Department or topic	Published records
Communities and local government	14
Culture, media and sport	6
Defence and foreign affairs	4
Democracy and constitution	2
Economy and business	31
Education and skills	20
Environment and energy	4
Health and care	13
Housing and planning	5
Justice and policing	4
Social security and pensions	6
Transport	3
Unclassified	5

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