Lord Moylan

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Lords Proceedings 5 June 2025
Regional Growth
My Lords, I am curious about the relationship between the timing of this announcement and the review of the Green Book. The figures announced today are practically the same as those promised by the Conservative Government a year ago. We are expecting from the Government a review of the Green Book wh…
Lords Oral Questions 2 June 2025
Channel Tunnel: International Rail Strategy
The noble Lord will know that those decisions, at least on open access, are currently made by the Office of Rail and Road. He also needs to note that the Government have not subsidised HS1, Eurostar or Getlink, unlike the national railway network, which receives billions of pounds in subsidy at the …
Lords Statutory Instrument 19 May 2025 6 contributions
Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2025
My Lords, I do not have any argument with the Government over their laudable environmental and other objectives in bringing forward these regulations, but I have a question that is really to do with the physics of the matter. We know that kinetic energy is a key, or perhaps the key, determinant in t…
My Lords, as the Minister points out, we have a large electric car market; as my noble friend Lord Moylan on the Front Bench points out, what we have is a market for large electric cars. I ask the Minister: why does that continue to be the case?
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Lords Oral Questions 19 May 2025
Public Transport: Expansion and Electrification
I admire the noble Lord’s perspicacity in following this line of argument, but it is of course our reliance on gas from overseas that causes such fragility and variability in the cost of energy in this country. “I believe that the struggle for decarbonised transport, clean development and clean air…
Lords Oral Questions 14 May 2025
E-scooters: Insurance
Well, I refer the noble Lord to my answer to a very similar question he asked me on 1 April. I said to him then that I did not much care to be lectured about drift by somebody who represents a party that did an experiment in 2021, published some results in 2022 and then did nothing, and that remains…
Lords Committee Stage 13 May 2025
High Streets (Built Environment Committee Report)
My Lords, I draw attention to my interest on the register as vice-president of the Local Government Association. The Built Environment Committee’s report makes wide-ranging and thoughtful recommendations to the Government on how best to support our high streets. These include improving bus networks…

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