Business: Coronavirus

25 Mar 2020

Treasury

Jonathan Reynolds received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether he plans to bring forward legislative proposals to support businesses operating as (a) co-operatives and (b) mutuals during the covid-19 outbreak.

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Bank Branch Closures

18 Mar 2020

Westminster Hall debates

It is a pleasure to see you in the Chair, Sir David. I thank the hon. Member for Midlothian (Owen Thompson) for securing this debate on a topic of vital importance to people across the UK....

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Bank Branch Closures

18 Mar 2020

Westminster Hall debates

There is nothing wrong with that.

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Greater Manchester Spatial Framework and the Green Belt - [Caroline Nokes in the Chair]

18 Mar 2020

Westminster Hall debates

Before the Minister moves on to Government policy and while he is still talking about the household projections, much of the argument in Greater Manchester has been based around what set of...

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Greater Manchester Spatial Framework and the Green Belt - [Caroline Nokes in the Chair]

18 Mar 2020

Westminster Hall debates

It is great to see the hon. Member for High Peak (Robert Largan) here. To be frank, in Tameside we might say it is houses built in Derbyshire that have put infrastructure burdens on to us, but...

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Greater Manchester Spatial Framework and the Green Belt - [Caroline Nokes in the Chair]

18 Mar 2020

Westminster Hall debates

I completely agree, but it goes back to the difficulties of the process. There are green-belt sites marked for allocation in my constituency that I oppose; Apethorn Lane, effectively, is the land...

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Greater Manchester Spatial Framework and the Green Belt - [Caroline Nokes in the Chair]

18 Mar 2020

Westminster Hall debates

I am grateful for the hon. Lady’s statement, and I agree with her. There have been huge problems with process, and I cannot easily see how we correct those, because the honest truth about...

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Greater Manchester Spatial Framework and the Green Belt - [Caroline Nokes in the Chair]

18 Mar 2020

Westminster Hall debates

I had not intended to make a speech—but if there is an opportunity, why pass it up? It is good to have this debate with new colleagues who have come in as a result of the election;...

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Greater Manchester Spatial Framework and the Green Belt - [Caroline Nokes in the Chair]

18 Mar 2020

Westminster Hall debates

I congratulate the hon. Gentleman on securing the debate. The issue of “brownfield first” quite rightly comes up all the time and, as an Opposition MP, I point out that, in fairness,...

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Pensions: Tax Allowances

05 Mar 2020

Treasury

Jonathan Reynolds received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what assessment he has made of the estimated annual cost of providing tax relief to beneficiaries on pension pots inherited before the recipient is 75.

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Flooding

04 Mar 2020

Commons debates

I am grateful to the hon. Lady for that intervention. Grouse shooting is a business in my constituency. I am not sure how much proportionality one can put on what she has described compared with...

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Flooding

04 Mar 2020

Commons debates

It is extremely good of you to call me, Mr Deputy Speaker, so that I can say a little about the issue of flooding, why it has been so important to my constituency and how it has affected us, and...

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Cancer: Drugs

04 Mar 2020

Department of Health and Social Care

Jonathan Reynolds received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps he is taking to tackle delays in approval by NICE for the use of innovative cancer drugs on the NHS.

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European Union: Future Relationship

27 Feb 2020

Commons debates

The Minister began by saying that the Government were not asking for anything that was not already in an existing agreement between the EU and another country, but then gave an answer on...

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EU Single Market Access: Manufacturing and the Economy

11 Feb 2020

Treasury

Jonathan Reynolds made a speech in the House of Commons

Three years ago, at my first shadow Treasury questions from this Dispatch Box, I asked the Government about their plan to continue market access for financial services to EU countries after...

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Special Educational Needs

07 Feb 2020

Department for Education

Jonathan Reynolds received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many and what proportion of requests for an Education, Health and Care Plan were completed by local authorities in England and Wales in 2019...

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Lloyds, HBOS and the Cranston Review

04 Feb 2020

Innovation in Hospital Design

Jonathan Reynolds made a speech in a Westminster Hall debate

I am grateful to the hon. Gentleman for his intervention. We must look at the issue that he raises. In some ways, we have already addressed some of the things that the Australians had not yet got...

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Lloyds, HBOS and the Cranston Review

04 Feb 2020

Innovation in Hospital Design

Jonathan Reynolds made a speech in a Westminster Hall debate

I am grateful, Mr Hollobone, for giving me the chance to respond to this debate. I thank the hon. Member for Thirsk and Malton (Kevin Hollinrake) for securing this debate and the all-party...

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Netflix: Tax Affairs

03 Feb 2020

Commons debates

I am very impressed with the case that my right hon. Friend is making. Like her, I have had conversations with companies that claim that intellectual property means there has to be adjustments in...

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Business of the House

30 Jan 2020

Commons debates

May we have a debate about ophthalmology and the contribution made by opticians to public health? My local opticians tell me that the fees they receive from the NHS have not risen, even by...

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