Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Jane Stevenson and Lindsay Hoyle

Monday 19th July 2021 Commons Chamber

[Jane Stevenson (Wolverhampton North East) (Con) [V]]

In Wolverhampton, green space has been put forward for housing development by the city council. I am sure that the council would welcome reassurance from the Secretary of State that there can be discussions with his Department about the accuracy and reasonableness of those numbers going forward. Does he agree that city centre living is key, and that councils must be imaginative when incorporating housing into retail and leisure developments? I am thinking specifically of the Westside development in Wolverhampton, which could be reviewed. That is key to supporting a city centre economy—

[Mr Speaker]

Order.

Botulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) Bill

Debate between Jane Stevenson and Lindsay Hoyle

2nd reading & 2nd reading: House of Commons
Friday 16th October 2020 Commons Chamber

[Jane Stevenson]

I absolutely agree. As these treatments become more common, it becomes like getting a haircut or having your nails painted. It is something that people can do in their school lunch break or after school. It is really concerning that they are not taken seriously. People do not feel consulted and they certainly have not been made aware of the medical risks of these procedures.

In summing up, I absolutely support the Bill. The age limit of 18 seems entirely reasonable and aligns these treatments with other treatments that carry health risks, such as sunbed use, teeth whitening and tattooing. I commend my hon. Friend the Member for Sevenoaks for this thoughtful, sensible Bill that puts young people’s mental health at the heart of the matter. I am very happy to support the Bill.

[Mr Speaker]

Just a little information for the House. Sir Christopher is stuck in traffic, but he has sent news that he will be here for the next debate.

Public Health England Review: Covid-19 Disparities

Debate between Jane Stevenson and Lindsay Hoyle

Thursday 4th June 2020 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

Lloyd Russell-Moyle—not here, so I call Jane Stevenson.

[Jane Stevenson (Wolverhampton North East) (Con)]

I am a very proud Wulfrunian and I am proud that many of my fellow Wulfrunians have roots all over the world. Does the Minister agree that people are now concerned about this report, and that we need to keep pushing hand-washing and social distancing? Does she also agree that it is up to Members in this place to set an example to the BAME communities?

Coronavirus and Care Homes

Debate between Jane Stevenson and Lindsay Hoyle

Tuesday 19th May 2020 Commons Chamber

[Jane Stevenson (Wolverhampton North East) (Con) [V]]

[Inaudible.]

[Mr Speaker]

We will have to move on to Alyn Smith.

--- Later in debate ---

[Mr Speaker]

We now go back to Jane Stevenson.

[Jane Stevenson [V]]

[Inaudible.]

[Mr Speaker]

We tried. Sorry about that.