Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Jo Churchill and Pauline Latham

Tuesday 23rd June 2020 Commons Chamber

[Jo Churchill]

I assure the hon. Gentleman that, just as we have seen from working closely on the Medicines and Medical Devices Bill that is going through Parliament, there are lessons to be learned. There have been improvements in certain areas of radiotherapy in which it has been determined that fewer treatments actually mean a quicker and—I would not use the word “gentler”—an easier path for the patient. I would be happy to continue working both with him and with the cancer charities to ensure that we can improve that pathway for patients.

[Mrs Pauline Latham (Mid Derbyshire) (Con)]

What his timetable is for the reopening of adult day centres for people with learning difficulties after the covid-19 outbreak.

Broadcasting (Radio Multiplex Services) Bill

Debate between Jo Churchill and Pauline Latham

2nd reading: House of Commons
Friday 13th January 2017 Commons Chamber

[Pauline Latham]

Resigned, yes.

Every constituency could be affected by this sensible Bill. I also pay tribute to my hon. Friend the Member for Torbay for all his hard work and efforts to bring forward this debate on such an important subject.

[Jo Churchill]

Is my hon. Friend not surprised that there is not broader interest in this important matter across the House, given that in 2015 98% of all stations and 100% of all local stations contacted and had talks with their local MP?