Debates between Andy Carter and Lindsay Hoyle during the 2019 Parliament

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Andy Carter and Lindsay Hoyle
Tuesday 28th February 2023

(1 year, 2 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lindsay Hoyle Portrait Mr Speaker
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Order. Minister, when I say stop, I mean stop.

Andy Carter Portrait Andy Carter (Warrington South) (Con)
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16. What steps his Department is taking to support the development of the hydrogen sector in the north-west.

BBC Local Radio: Proposed Reduction in Provision

Debate between Andy Carter and Lindsay Hoyle
Tuesday 1st November 2022

(1 year, 5 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lindsay Hoyle Portrait Mr Speaker
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I will look to a rugby league man, Andy Carter.

Andy Carter Portrait Andy Carter (Warrington South) (Con)
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It is true that the local media ecology has changed beyond all measurable doubt over the past 20 years, but nobody provides local radio in the UK like the BBC, because it is set up and funded as a public service broadcaster. That should be at the heart of the BBC’s delivery. Can my hon. Friend assure me that Ofcom will look carefully at the provision of local services to ensure that older audiences are not disenfranchised by this decision? How can she ensure that other local media provision, particularly online provision that relies on local revenues to support its services, is not impacted by the BBC disproportionately acting online?

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Andy Carter and Lindsay Hoyle
Wednesday 22nd June 2022

(1 year, 10 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Andy Carter Portrait Andy Carter (Warrington South) (Con)
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Q6. My constituents in Chapelford, Penketh, Great Sankey and Appleton all tell me that they want to see more police officers tackling issues such as antisocial behaviour, domestic abuse and burglary. Thanks to the initiatives of John Dwyer, the excellent police and crime commissioner in Cheshire, and sustained recruitment by the new chief constable, the hard work of our police officers is paying off, with an almost 50% increase in arrests for domestic abuse in Cheshire in the last 12 months. Will my right hon. Friend update the House on how many more officers have been recruited in both Cheshire and across the UK since he became Prime Minister? Will he join me in recognising—

Lindsay Hoyle Portrait Mr Speaker
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Order. Can I just say that other Members do want to get in and, the longer the question, the fewer of them will get in? Your friendships will dwindle if you carry on like that.