That this House commends the work that Healthwatch Swindon do at Gorse Hill Baptist Church in Swindon North constituency, who have a monthly desk at the Cafe and are unceasing in their friendly, practical solutions and pathways to ensure the health benefits associated with airing a problem, and then devising a way to proceed with health problems; and recognises that this community health care saves lives.

That this House commends the work that Healthwatch Swindon do at Gorse Hill Baptist Church in Swindon North constituency, who have a monthly desk at the Cafe and are unceasing in their friendly, practical solutions and pathways to ensure the health benefits associated with airing a problem, and then devising...

That this House recognises the use of Theatre Badge Hats, which clearly display the name and professional role of each member of staff, as a practical tool to support safe and effective working in operating theatres and maternity units; notes that these clinical settings are high-risk environments in which rapid, accurate communication is essential; further notes that standard surgical attire frequently obscures conventional name badges, creating barriers to clear identification that can contribute to communication gaps, delays and avoidable errors; acknowledges that visible role-based identification can improve team coordination, enhance patient confidence and support overall theatre efficiency; observes that wider adoption of Theatre Badge Hats across the National Health Service may contribute to reductions in clinical errors and associated litigation costs, improvements in patient experience, and more efficient use of resources; and encourages consideration of consistent implementation of clear, visible staff identification in operating theatres and maternity units in the interests of patient safety, workforce effectiveness and environmental sustainability.

That this House recognises the use of Theatre Badge Hats, which clearly display the name and professional role of each member of staff, as a practical tool to support safe and effective working in operating theatres and maternity units; notes that these clinical settings are high-risk environments in which rapid,...

That this House commends and celebrates the 21 Institutes of Technologies across the UK for their outstanding contribution to delivering high-quality, advanced technical education and training in a wide array of STEM fields; and notes that they play a vital role in addressing industry skills gaps by responding to the specific needs of local businesses, creating excellent opportunities for both young people and mature learners to access exceptional training and career pathways.

That this House commends and celebrates the 21 Institutes of Technologies across the UK for their outstanding contribution to delivering high-quality, advanced technical education and training in a wide array of STEM fields; and notes that they play a vital role in addressing industry skills gaps by responding to the...

That this House notes with concern the alarming rise in steroid abuse across the United Kingdom; recognises that an increasing number of individuals are resorting to the misuse of these substances in pursuit of physical enhancement, often without medical necessity and with little regard for the associated health risks; further notes that this trend has, in some instances, led to severe health complications such as infertility, cancer and tragically, fatalities; highlights the urgent need for Government to re-evaluate the current legislative framework governing the availability and use of anabolic steroids, classified as Class C drugs under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, and implement stricter guidelines on their accessibility and distribution; believes the Government should undertake a comprehensive review, involving consultation with medical professionals, addiction specialists, and affected communities, to consider the introduction of more robust control measures, including possible restrictions on online sales and more stringent regulation of fitness and bodybuilding establishments where steroid usage remains prevalent; acknowledges that education plays a crucial role; and calls for enhanced public awareness campaigns to be introduced that highlight the dangers of steroid misuse and promote safer, healthier alternatives to achieve fitness goals.

That this House notes with concern the alarming rise in steroid abuse across the United Kingdom; recognises that an increasing number of individuals are resorting to the misuse of these substances in pursuit of physical enhancement, often without medical necessity and with little regard for the associated health risks; further...