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In the Worth valley, we are on the cusp of getting our household waste and recycling centre reopened at Sugden End. The wait has caused huge concern, an increase in fly-tipping, and long waits at Royd Ings Avenue in Keighley. But we are yet to hear anything about another household...
In the Worth valley, we are on the cusp of getting our household waste and recycling centre reopened at Sugden End. The wait has caused huge concern, an increase in fly-tipping, and long waits at Royd Ings Avenue in Keighley. But we are yet to hear anything about another household...
Silsden in my constituency is being inundated by a huge number of housing developments. In the last few years, we have had seven different housing developers all building houses, with no focus whatsoever on improving infrastructure or services. It is getting to the stage that Silsden cannot cope. It gets...
Silsden in my constituency is being inundated by a huge number of housing developments. In the last few years, we have had seven different housing developers all building houses, with no focus whatsoever on improving infrastructure or services. It is getting to the stage that Silsden cannot cope. It gets...
Urgent question on bluetongue virus in livestock.
Urgent question on bluetongue virus in livestock.
(Urgent Question): To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs if she will make a statement on bluetongue virus in livestock.
(Urgent Question): To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs if she will make a statement on bluetongue virus in livestock.
Bluetongue is spreading across Britain at an unprecedented rate, devastating livestock businesses and putting farming families under immense financial and emotional pressure. I thank our vets and those on the frontline in addressing the spread of the virus.
As of yesterday, 795 cases have been confirmed this season, but there are...
Bluetongue is spreading across Britain at an unprecedented rate, devastating livestock businesses and putting farming families under immense financial and emotional pressure. I thank our vets and those on the frontline in addressing the spread of the virus.
As of yesterday, 795 cases have been confirmed this season, but there are...
Motion to consider. Agreed to on question.
Motion to consider. Agreed to on question.
Motion that this House has considered aluminium recycling and local authorities. Agreed to on question. Sitting adjourned without Question put.
Motion that this House has considered aluminium recycling and local authorities. Agreed to on question. Sitting adjourned without Question put.
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Twigg. I congratulate the hon. Member for Wells and Mendip Hills (Tessa Munt) on securing this important debate, and I thank her for the considerable work that she has done to examine how aluminium is collected, recycled and ultimately reprocessed...
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Twigg. I congratulate the hon. Member for Wells and Mendip Hills (Tessa Munt) on securing this important debate, and I thank her for the considerable work that she has done to examine how aluminium is collected, recycled and ultimately reprocessed...
To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, how much funding allocated through the Towns Fund has been spent by the Keighley Towns Fund via the local authority to date; and how that amount compares with the funding spent by each of the other towns awarded...
To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, how much funding allocated through the Towns Fund has been spent by the Keighley Towns Fund via the local authority to date; and how that amount compares with the funding spent by each of the other towns awarded...
In September 2025 the Local Regeneration Fund (LRF) brought together the Levelling Up Fund, Pathfinders Pilots and Towns Deals, into a single, flexible capital pot; exemplifying this government’s commitment to pushing power to local authorities, reducing burdens and allowing them to get on with delivery.
Overall, local authorities across the UK have been allocated £6,244,132,560 in capital funding through LRF, of which £3,204,986,867 (51.3%) had been reported as spent by local authorities as at 31 March 2026 with some local authorities yet to submit their spend data for the latest reporting period.
Bradford Council manages the LRF allocation for the area , including Keighley. In total the Council has been allocated £96,768,140 in capital funding through LRF, of which £32,235,162 (33.3%) had been reported as spent as at 31 March 2026.
Decisions on managing LRF allocations rest with each authority’s Section 151 Officer or equivalent In the small number of cases where projects are no longer viable, our consolidation means that money can still be used to deliver change.We expect that councils will rescope their plans and use the funding available for a new project in the area that originally stood to benefit, so local residents can feel the improvements to their everyday lives that they have been promised within the timeline of the fund.
Many manufacturing businesses in Keighley and Ilkley, including GESIPA, Airedale Springs and Olicana Products, are deeply concerned about the tariffs and quotas associated with the national steel strategy. They have said to me that the measures will result in increased costs, reduced supply and weakening competitiveness, and will directly threaten...
Many manufacturing businesses in Keighley and Ilkley, including GESIPA, Airedale Springs and Olicana Products, are deeply concerned about the tariffs and quotas associated with the national steel strategy. They have said to me that the measures will result in increased costs, reduced supply and weakening competitiveness, and will directly threaten...
Will the Leader of the House join me in thanking West Yorkshire fire and rescue for its continued efforts to tackle the wildfire that is currently on Silsden moor? At the height of the incident, 12 fire engines were in attendance. As the risk of wildfires on moorlands increases, may...
Will the Leader of the House join me in thanking West Yorkshire fire and rescue for its continued efforts to tackle the wildfire that is currently on Silsden moor? At the height of the incident, 12 fire engines were in attendance. As the risk of wildfires on moorlands increases, may...
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Christopher. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Gordon and Buchan (Harriet Cross) for securing this important debate.
The British pig sector is in crisis, and our pig farmers need our help. My hon. Friends the Members for Gordon and...
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Christopher. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Gordon and Buchan (Harriet Cross) for securing this important debate.
The British pig sector is in crisis, and our pig farmers need our help. My hon. Friends the Members for Gordon and...
Absolutely. There must be a UK-wide approach.
The warning signs have been there for months. Since last autumn, the sector has been hit by oversupply, stagnant demand, falling European prices, factory disruptions and rising costs all at once. At one point earlier this year, around 100,000 pigs were backed up on...
Absolutely. There must be a UK-wide approach.
The warning signs have been there for months. Since last autumn, the sector has been hit by oversupply, stagnant demand, falling European prices, factory disruptions and rising costs all at once. At one point earlier this year, around 100,000 pigs were backed up on...
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what assessment he has made of the adequacy of access arrangements through the family justice system for children whose parents are no longer together; and what steps his Department is taking to ensure that decisions are made in the best interests of...
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what assessment he has made of the adequacy of access arrangements through the family justice system for children whose parents are no longer together; and what steps his Department is taking to ensure that decisions are made in the best interests of...
Judicial decisions in proceedings in the family courts relating to child arrangements are a matter for the independent judiciary, applying the relevant law.
The Government recognises the important role that both parents play in a child’s life where that involvement is safe, meaningful and positive. We are committed to delivering reforms to the family courts to ensure that the child’s best interests remain at the heart of decision-making.
The child’s welfare must be the court’s paramount consideration and the court must have particular regard to the factors set out in the ‘welfare checklist’ in the Children Act 1989, such as the ascertainable wishes and feelings of the child concerned, the impact on the child of any change in circumstances, and how capable each parent is of meeting the child’s needs. Where parental involvement is safe and in the best interests of the child, maintaining the child’s relationship with both parents will be supported by the court.
A key part of our reforms is the repeal of the presumption of parental involvement from the Children Act 1989 which will change the process of decision-making in family courts in order to ensure that courts make an open-minded assessment of what is in the child’s best interests when making decisions about parental involvement. Courts will continue to make orders for a parent to be involved in a child’s life where that is safe and in the child’s best interests.
The national rollout of the Child Focused Courts will ensure that courts have the information they need to make that assessment effectively. The model frontloads information gathering and risk assessment through the introduction of the Child Impact Report, which provides an assessment of issues through engagement with the parties, the children, and relevant agencies. This report is reviewed by a judge or legal adviser prior to final orders being made or a hearing taking place. This approach increases the evidence available to judges earlier in the case, and reduces the number of cases returning to court, protecting children and families from further trauma.
Together, these reforms equip courts to make safe and informed decisions about child arrangements while still recognising the important role that both parents play in a child’s life where that involvement is in the best interests of the child.
Does my hon. Friend agree that this issue is ultimately about fairness for our constituents, who are paying their taxes and are seeing someone who has come here illegally benefiting from services more than they may be able to, as residents who pay tax? Does he agree that we must...
Does my hon. Friend agree that this issue is ultimately about fairness for our constituents, who are paying their taxes and are seeing someone who has come here illegally benefiting from services more than they may be able to, as residents who pay tax? Does he agree that we must...
I thank the Minister for advance sight of her statement.
I am sure that no one in this House disputes the importance of protecting our climate or restoring nature; the real question is whether this Government are capable of delivering both. The Minister speaks about climate and nature as priorities, yet...
I thank the Minister for advance sight of her statement.
I am sure that no one in this House disputes the importance of protecting our climate or restoring nature; the real question is whether this Government are capable of delivering both. The Minister speaks about climate and nature as priorities, yet...
To ask the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, whether his Department plans to publish a consultation on the regulation of consumer fireworks.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, whether his Department plans to publish a consultation on the regulation of consumer fireworks.
The Government recognises that people hold a range of views on consumer fireworks, including their impacts on people, animals and local communities, as well as their importance to businesses and to cultural and religious celebrations. The regulatory framework is kept under review, and I will continue to engage with business, consumer groups and charities to inform future policy decisions, including discussions on the appropriate maximum permitted noise level and impact on animal welfare.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what assessment he has made of the impact on patient outcomes of there being no single NHS clinical specialty or department responsible for overseeing the care of people living with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and other Ehlers-Danlos syndromes; and whether...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what assessment he has made of the impact on patient outcomes of there being no single NHS clinical specialty or department responsible for overseeing the care of people living with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and other Ehlers-Danlos syndromes; and whether...
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) comprises a group of conditions that can affect multiple body systems and, as a result, care is often provided by a range of healthcare professionals depending on an individual's symptoms and clinical needs. NHS England commissions a national diagnostic service for rare and complex forms of EDS through two specialist centres, while the diagnosis and management of more common forms, including hypermobile EDS (hEDS), are commissioned locally by integrated care boards (ICBs).
The Government recognises that people with EDS can experience complex, multisystem symptoms that may require coordinated care. However, there are currently no plans to establish a nationally coordinated multidisciplinary care model specifically for hEDS and other forms of EDS. Responsibility for developing local services and care pathways rests with ICBs, working with clinicians, patients, and patient groups to meet the needs of their populations. NHS England keeps service specifications and clinical frameworks under review to ensure they reflect emerging evidence and patient need.
Delinked payments dramatically reduced; SFI stopped and started and ultimately made competitive; targets to dramatically reduce livestock numbers recommended; the state given more power to buy farmland below market value; the fertiliser tax; the double cab pick-up tax; the introduction of family farm and family business tax; Natural England given more power; an EU realignment deal that is set to cost our farmers thousands and result in job losses; and the annual grant for young farmers removed for the first time—oh, but beavers have been released. Which one of those measures that the Secretary of State has introduced in the last two years does she think will support the long-term financial sustainability of our farming businesses?
Delinked payments dramatically reduced; SFI stopped and started and ultimately made competitive; targets to dramatically reduce livestock numbers recommended; the state given more power to buy farmland below market value; the fertiliser tax; the double cab pick-up tax; the introduction of family farm and family business tax; Natural England given more power; an EU realignment deal that is set to cost our farmers thousands and result in job losses; and the annual grant for young farmers removed for the first time—oh, but beavers have been released. Which one of those measures that the Secretary of State has introduced in the last two years does she think will support the long-term financial sustainability of our farming businesses?
I would take our record over the hon. Gentleman’s record any time. The Conservatives could not even be bothered to spend the farming budget when they were in power. They sold farmers down the river on various trade deals, but we have not; we have protected farmers in our trade deals. We have set out the first-ever long-term road map and vision for the farming sector, and we have worked closely with it. We commissioned Minette Batters, the former president of the NFU, to do an independent profitability review, and we are taking forward the vast majority of her recommendations. We are working in close partnership with the sector. That is all in stark contrast with what happened under the hon. Gentleman’s Government.
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms McVey. I thank the hon. Member for Huddersfield (Harpreet Uppal) for securing this important debate. I am sure that all Members of this House will advocate for ensuring that the next generation has every opportunity to thrive, and to develop...
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms McVey. I thank the hon. Member for Huddersfield (Harpreet Uppal) for securing this important debate. I am sure that all Members of this House will advocate for ensuring that the next generation has every opportunity to thrive, and to develop...