Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Mark Menzies and Lindsay Hoyle

Tuesday 14th March 2023 Commons Chamber

[Mark Menzies (Fylde) (Con)]

rose—

[Mr Speaker]

Order. Mark, wait for two questions.

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Mark Menzies and Lindsay Hoyle

Tuesday 15th March 2022 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

Order.

[Mark Menzies (Fylde) (Con)]

T8. I thank my right hon. Friend the Chancellor for his swift actions to protect Fylde consumers from rising energy prices. However, we are all aware that emergency intervention is not sustainable in the long term, and undermines our need to end our reliance on foreign fossil fuels. Fracking is not the solution. What steps will my right hon. Friend take to invest in domestic renewable and nuclear energy—the fuel for which is manufactured in Fylde—as well as in improved energy efficiency?

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Mark Menzies and Lindsay Hoyle

Tuesday 22nd February 2022 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

Let us go to the constituency that Springfields is in. I call Mark Menzies.

[Mark Menzies]

Thank you, Mr Speaker. Fracking has proven itself wholly unsuitable for the Fylde coast, with seismic events in Fylde twice forcing national moratoriums. Will my right hon. Friend assure my constituents and me that he agrees that to deal with the energy crisis, we need to look to technologies of the future such as next- generation nuclear, powered by Fylde-manufactured nuclear fuel?

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Mark Menzies and Lindsay Hoyle

Monday 5th October 2020 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

It is actually Mark Menzies now.

[Mark Menzies [V]]

Thank you, Mr Speaker. Many business owners in Fylde and their employees have found themselves on the frontline of enforcing social distancing guidelines in recent months. What is the Minister doing to support those businesses, as well as local authorities, to ensure that high streets remain safe and public confidence high?

Covid-19 Update

Debate between Mark Menzies and Lindsay Hoyle

Tuesday 23rd June 2020 Commons Chamber

[Mark Menzies (Fylde) (Con) [V]]

It is lovely Lancashire, Mr Speaker. May I welcome the measures that the Prime Minister has announced today, which will be a real boost to the visitor economy? Other Members have invited him to come for a drink in their constituency, but may I invite him to Fylde to get his hair cut? While he is here, he will have an opportunity to realise why it is very important, as part of the levelling-up agenda, to give the green light to projects such as the Lytham St Annes M55 link road, which will ensure that the visitor economies of areas such as Fylde are connected and well served for years to come.

[Mr Speaker]

Carrie will be upset.

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Mark Menzies and Lindsay Hoyle

Wednesday 10th June 2020 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

We now head up to the county palatine of Lancashire, with Mark Menzies.

[Mark Menzies (Fylde) (Con) [V]]

Hospitality and tourism businesses on the Fylde coast are concerned about their path to long-term recovery and the infrastructure needed to support that. Central to the issue locally is the M55 link road, a project that was fully funded but had an issue with some funding allocations. Will the Prime Minister put his weight behind this issue and help me to secure the £5.7 million needed to complete this shovel-ready project?