Vicky Foxcroft

Lab

8 parliamentary sessions on record in this archive

8 sessions
Commons Debate 30 June 2026
Culture, Media And Sport
Young people are our future. They are the future politicians, technicians, writers, sportspeople, physiotherapists or whatever they want to be. The laws, policies and funding that we put forward must help in building their future. We must invest in them, inspire them, and give them the tools and ski…
Commons Prime Minister's Questions Prime Minister 22 April 2026
Engagements
Q10. Housing is one of the biggest issues in my constituency. Lewisham council is working hard to improve things, and is bringing its housing stock back in house. Non-decent homes have fallen from one in four to one in 10, the repairs backlog has reduced by almost two thirds, and call waiting times …
Commons Debate 2 March 2026 2 contributions
Representation of the People Bill
May I start by saying how happy I am to be contributing to today’s debate? Members who have been in the House for a while will know that I am a long-term advocate for votes for 16 and 17-year-olds. Over the years, we have had many robust debates on the issue. Some may even remember when I was succes…
I completely agree with everything the right hon. Gentleman has articulated so well. At the time, some saw this as a controversial topic for a private Member’s Bill—I am sure there have been more controversial topics since. [ Laughter. ] It was not the first time that this issue had been pursued; I…
Commons Prime Minister's Questions Prime Minister 28 January 2026
Engagements
Q11. As the UK’s first borough of sanctuary, Lewisham has a proud history of welcoming people fleeing conflict, persecution and instability. Our council works closely with support organisations to help those people integrate and contribute to our community. How will the Deputy Prime Minister ensure …
Commons Debate 9 July 2025 7 contributions
Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill
Will the right hon. Member give way?
rose —
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Commons Debate 1 July 2025 2 contributions
Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill
I begin by welcoming the positive steps the Department has set out in the “Pathways to Work” Green Paper on supporting people into work; the right to try work without the fear of having to go through reassessment for benefits if it does not work out; reforming and modernising the Access to Work syst…
I absolutely agree. The review needs to ensure that it has the right engagement and consultation with everybody, but it must be co-produced with the experts by experience. I want to take this opportunity to clarify exactly what we mean by co-production. The principle of co-production is rooted in t…
Commons Ministerial Statement 30 June 2025
Welfare Reform
I thank the Secretary of State for her statement. Will the Timms review have the powers to review the planned budget savings for future claimants of PIP and universal credit health components? Also, if claimants request a reassessment because of worsening health conditions, will they be assessed on …
Commons Debate 20 June 2025
Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
This is my first speech in this Chamber since the general election, and if I am honest, I wish I was not speaking in this debate, as I wish this legislation was not being put forward. I have not always been opposed to assisted dying. Indeed, in 2015, I voted in favour of the Bill put forward by Rob …

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