All 2 Debates between Justin Tomlinson and Craig Williams

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Debate between Justin Tomlinson and Craig Williams
Monday 11th July 2016

(8 years, 4 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Justin Tomlinson Portrait Justin Tomlinson
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That is an issue on which we are considering taking legal advice.

Craig Williams Portrait Craig Williams (Cardiff North) (Con)
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T6. As Paralympians from Cardiff, elsewhere in Wales and across the United Kingdom prepare for the Paralympics in Rio, how can we use the Paralympics to change the perception of disabled people, and what are the Government doing to prepare for that?

Justin Tomlinson Portrait Justin Tomlinson
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I would like to thank you, Mr Speaker, for hosting the announcement of the tennis Paralympic team for Rio. I pay tribute to Channel 4, which will be showing over 700 hours of the Paralympics, with 75% of the presenters having a disability. This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase people’s abilities, and we are all in for a real treat next Friday, when Channel 4 launches its fantastic video promoting the opportunities offered by the Paralympics.

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Debate between Justin Tomlinson and Craig Williams
Monday 7th September 2015

(9 years, 2 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Craig Williams Portrait Craig Williams (Cardiff North) (Con)
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With Wales nearly certain to qualify for the European championship, what efforts are being made to improve disabled spectators’ facilities in football stadiums?

Justin Tomlinson Portrait Justin Tomlinson
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I think the whole House will join me in wishing Wales the very best of luck in qualifying for their first final since 1958. They are nearly there. As somebody who is very passionate about sport, I regularly meet the Minister for sport, my hon. Friend the Member for Chatham and Aylesford (Tracey Crouch). We are putting a lot of pressure on both the Premier League and the Football Association. Disabled people should have the right to enjoy sport in the same way as everyone else.