Yuan Yang

Lab

40 parliamentary sessions on record in this archive

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Commons Proceedings 3 September 2025
Property Taxes
The right hon. Gentleman has spent the past five minutes circling around figures gathered by a consultancy that aids the super-wealthy to migrate from this country. Where is the Conservative party getting its economic ideas from? It speaks volumes that he has spent so much time up to this point spea…
Commons Oral Questions Women and Equalities 3 September 2025
Topical Questions
T4. Will the Minister join me in congratulating Reading’s University Medical Group, a GP practice in my constituency that was recently awarded the gold Pride in Practice award by the LGBT Foundation? When I visited that practice last week, the doctors raised the issue of transgender care. Many const…
Commons Ministerial Statement 1 September 2025
Middle East
I strongly welcome the Foreign Secretary’s historic move to recognise the state of Palestine and thank him for all the work he has done to progress this issue. While we follow the news from Gaza, let us remember the journalists who have risked their lives to bring us the news. My constituent, the fo…
Commons Ministerial Statement 21 July 2025
Independent Water Commission
I very much welcome the Secretary of State’s focus on protecting water customers, because my constituents and I have seen our Thames Water bills go up dramatically. We want to know that those bill increases are going towards improving the infrastructure and customer service, as opposed to payouts to…
Commons Debate 8 July 2025 4 contributions
Football Governance Bill [Lords]
Let me begin by drawing the House’s attention to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests. I rise to speak today with a sense of relief, because Reading football club has finally been sold. I was one of thousands in the stadium in my constituency during the May bank holiday weekend …
My hon. Friend makes a very good point. I am very surprised to see Conservative Front Benchers whipping their colleagues to oppose a Bill that they had previously introduced in part and supported. We had built a cross-society consensus because of the work of Dame Tracey and many others like her, and…
+2 more contributions in this session
Commons Ministerial Statement 7 July 2025
Giving Every Child the Best Start in Life
I hear the most thought-provoking questions from my youngest constituents. On a recent visit to an infant school, a six-year-old asked me what I thought the Government’s most important achievements might be. Today, I would like to tell her that our two local authorities, Wokingham and Reading boroug…
Commons Debate 7 July 2025
Government Performance against Fiscal Rules
As my hon. Friend the Member for Loughborough (Dr Sandher) mentioned, there were seven different sets of fiscal rules under the previous Government. The shadow Chancellor, the right hon. Member for Central Devon (Sir Mel Stride), has announced that he has reflected on the mistakes made by the Truss …
Commons Debate 1 July 2025
Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill
I always appreciate the right hon. Gentleman’s remarks in the Treasury Committee and in the Chamber as an extremely fair-minded colleague. I appreciated his remarks in yesterday’s statement and the admission that the previous Government’s handling of our recovery from the pandemic was not what it sh…
Commons Ministerial Statement 30 June 2025
Welfare Reform
I thank the Secretary of State and her colleagues in the Department for their tireless work over the past week, and I very much welcome her commitment to co-production with disabled people in the Timms review. The atrocious handling of the pandemic by the previous Conservative Government has left th…
Commons Ministerial Statement 11 June 2025
Spending Review 2025
I strongly congratulate the Chancellor on the impact she has already had by reforming the way the Treasury works, in particular to unlock the capital investment that we need for the future of our economy. I also commend her for her commitment to future generations through her funding for schools and…
Commons Ministerial Statement 10 June 2025
Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories
I stand with my hon. Friend the Member for Sheffield Central (Abtisam Mohamed). She and I were denied entry to Israel only two months ago, and one of the reasons given was our advocacy for the sanctions that the Government have introduced today. I stand by my comments and by the Government’s decisiv…
Commons Proceedings 3 June 2025
Thames Water
It is possible for an American private equity company to walk away from Thames Water, but my constituents cannot. When water company bosses fail, it is our residents who pay: in sewage discharged into rivers and in their crumbling pipes and drainage. I am therefore glad that the Government have take…
Commons Oral Questions Home Department 2 June 2025 2 contributions
Neighbourhood Policing
14. What steps her Department is taking to improve neighbourhood policing.
Across neighbourhoods in my Earley and Woodley constituency I have seen too many incidents of electric bikes and electric scooters being ridden dangerously, including on pavements. Residents have told me of collisions in areas such as Woodley Precinct and Kennet Island. I have been raising the issue…
Commons Debate 21 May 2025 8 contributions
Business and the Economy
rose —
Yes.
+6 more contributions in this session
Commons Oral Questions 6 May 2025 2 contributions
Topical Questions
T1. If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities.
I very much welcome today’s announcement on refurbishing 1,000 GP surgeries across the country, because I have made it my priority to meet with as many GPs as possible in my constituency. Our local GPs have told me that our health centres need more physical space in order to accommodate growing loca…

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