Kirith Entwistle

Lab

31 parliamentary sessions on record in this archive

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Commons Proceedings 12 June 2025
Business of the House
I stood on a promise to stop sewage polluting our waterways in Bolton, and under this Labour Government I am delighted that we are turning that pledge into action. Last year alone, 295 days-worth of sewage was dumped into Bolton’s waterways. That is nothing short of a disgrace. I welcome the decisio…
Commons Oral Questions Business and Trade 12 June 2025
Topical Questions
Yesterday, the Dad Shift campaign organised hundreds of dads to come to Parliament to campaign for better paternity leave. Does the Secretary of State agree that better paternity leave can give dads more security to spend more time with their babies, support the development of children and help gend…
Commons Ministerial Statement 10 June 2025
Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories
Every day I wake to news of further atrocities in Gaza, and every week constituents come to ask me to put more pressure on our Government to go further and faster. While I welcome the news of sanctions and I commend the Minister for his hard work, surely this is just the beginning; as he said, the g…
Commons Debate 20 May 2025
Victims and Courts Bill
I declare an interest, as a member of the Women and Equalities Committee. Today marks a defining moment—a moment when we finally put victims at the heart of our justice system. For countless people in Bolton, that moment is long overdue. I am proud to support the Bill: proud because it empowers jud…
Commons Oral Questions Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office 13 May 2025 2 contributions
Humanitarian Aid: Educational Programmes
5. If he will make an assessment of the potential merits of allocating 10% of humanitarian aid to educational programmes.
According to the Education and Development Forum, planned cuts to the official development assistance budget could slash UK aid for education by more than 70% by 2027 compared with 2019 levels. In Gaza, where 95% of schools are damaged and 650,000 children go without formal education, UK-backed prog…
Commons Proceedings 8 May 2025
Business of the House
Women’s Aid reports that 82% of domestic abuse cases go unreported. Reporting and prosecution rates are disproportionately lower for black and minoritised survivors. Does the Leader of the House agree that consistent collection and publication of disaggregated data is key to assessing whether Govern…

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