All 2 Debates between Ian Levy and Anthony Browne

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Debate between Ian Levy and Anthony Browne
Thursday 16th May 2024

(6 months, 1 week ago)

Commons Chamber
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Anthony Browne Portrait Anthony Browne
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On 25 April, we published the SAF mandate, requiring 10% SAF across the aviation industry by 2030, and announced the revenue certainty mechanism consultation. It is an eight-week consultation. We have been inviting the whole industry to respond to it. We have to ensure that we get it right, and we will produce the final result very shortly after that.

Ian Levy Portrait Ian Levy (Blyth Valley) (Con)
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Moor Farm roundabout in Cramlington is not for the faint-hearted. In fact, many of my residents have told me that they actively avoid it. That is exactly why I had the roundabout cleaned and re-marked recently; however, more work needs to be done. Will my hon. Friend meet me to discuss a more permanent solution, and the progress that I have made with Northumberland County Council and National Highways?

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Debate between Ian Levy and Anthony Browne
Thursday 14th December 2023

(11 months, 1 week ago)

Commons Chamber
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Anthony Browne Portrait Anthony Browne
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I thank the hon. Gentleman for what I am going to call his warm words—it is Christmas, a time to forgive and forget. The clean maritime plan is being refreshed and we will publish it as soon as possible. We are taking in and analysing a very wide range of evidence from a wide range of different people. The Government are committed to the whole “Maritime 2050” plan, and we are investing over £200 million in the UK SHORE programme to help fund research and development to make shipping decarbonise.

Ian Levy Portrait Ian Levy (Blyth Valley) (Con)
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9. What steps he is taking to increase transport connectivity between cities in the north of England.