Tweet As your local MP, Robbie Moore is in Parliament every week it sits, standing up for Keighley and Ilkley and fighting for more investment for our community. Below, you can see Robbie's speeches, as printed in Hansard.
Flood Defences: West Worcestershire | Commons debates My hon. Friend is giving an excellent speech, and making a very strong case for why we need to invest in flood defence schemes.
Flood Defences: West Worcestershire | Commons debates My hon. Friend is giving an excellent speech, and making a very strong case for why we need to invest in flood defence schemes.
Clean Energy Superpower Mission | Commons debates I welcome the Secretary of State to his place, but I have to say that the Government’s disastrous decision to industrialise our highly produ
Clean Energy Superpower Mission | Commons debates I welcome the Secretary of State to his place, but I have to say that the Government’s disastrous decision to industrialise our highly produ
Clean Energy Superpower Mission | Commons debates I welcome the Secretary of State to his place, but I have to say that the Government’s disastrous decision to industrialise our highly produ
Clean Energy Superpower Mission | Commons debates I welcome the Secretary of State to his place, but I have to say that the Government’s disastrous decision to industrialise our highly produ
Clean Energy Superpower Mission | Commons debates I welcome the Secretary of State to his place, but I have to say that the Government’s disastrous decision to industrialise our highly produ
Clean Energy Superpower Mission | Commons debates I welcome the Secretary of State to his place, but I have to say that the Government’s disastrous decision to industrialise our highly produ
Water Treatment | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers Defra currently has no plans to make it mandatory for sewage plants to implement quaternary water treatment proposals.
Flood Control: Finance | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers Indications are that all of the £800 million has been spent in 2023/24.
