Debates between Layla Moran and Andrew Stephenson during the 2019-2024 Parliament

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Debate between Layla Moran and Andrew Stephenson
Tuesday 23rd January 2024

(11 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Andrew Stephenson Portrait Andrew Stephenson
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I completely agree with the hon. Lady, which is why this Government became the first Government ever to introduce a long-term workforce plan. Retention is one of the key pillars of the long-term workforce plan, and we are already seeing that deliver the result of keeping more staff in our NHS.

Layla Moran Portrait Layla Moran (Oxford West and Abingdon) (LD)
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4. If she will make an assessment of the potential impact of the level of accessibility to dental appointments on urgent dental and oral surgery services.

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Debate between Layla Moran and Andrew Stephenson
Thursday 17th March 2022

(2 years, 9 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Andrew Stephenson Portrait The Minister of State, Department for Transport (Andrew Stephenson)
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My hon. Friend continues to be a real champion for his constituency, as I saw at first hand when he took me on a tour of problem sites across Aylesbury. I note what he says and I will be more than happy to relay his message to HS2 Ltd. I also remind him and other colleagues across the House that, following my six-monthly progress report on HS2 yesterday, there will be a meeting at 2 pm today with the CEO of HS2 Ltd, Mark Thurston, and myself, which he will be welcome to attend.

Layla Moran Portrait Layla Moran (Oxford West and Abingdon) (LD)
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In the nearly five years I have been an MP, four cyclists have died on Oxfordshire’s roads: Ling this month; Ellen last month; Samantha in 2020; and John in 2019. Speaking after Ling’s death, her husband James said that one day he hoped to take his children to the roundabout where she died and to tell them:

“Look, no one else dies here because of Mummy.”

The county council has rightly made cycle safety a top priority but it desperately needs Government help, particularly financially. Will the Minister consider meeting me to discuss how we can keep Oxfordshire cyclists safe and how we can avoid any more senseless deaths?