All 2 Debates between Mims Davies and John Grogan

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Debate between Mims Davies and John Grogan
Thursday 4th July 2019

(4 years, 9 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Mims Davies Portrait Mims Davies
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I particularly remember that meeting and I welcomed the opportunity to join her. We currently have 60 different policies across nine Departments, but I would like to point out that loneliness and isolation can affect people at any age and at any time—including young carers and care leavers. We need to support everybody of every age and every gender. I hope that the new policies that we are working on and will announce later this year will have a youth focus.

John Grogan Portrait John Grogan (Keighley) (Lab)
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10. What recent assessment he has made of the effectiveness of the regulation of commercial local radio.

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Debate between Mims Davies and John Grogan
Thursday 31st January 2019

(5 years, 2 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Mims Davies Portrait Mims Davies
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The Americans are coming—on a trade level, on a footballing level and on a baseball level. We will see Major League Baseball at the London stadium, as well as more National Football League games. The Houston Texans and the Carolina Panthers are coming, and we will be seeing more and more coming across from the stateside. I am sure my hon. Friend will be delighted to attend. Perhaps we could go together.

John Grogan Portrait John Grogan (Keighley) (Lab)
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There are concerning reports this week that Six Nations rugby, one of the great annual sporting events that unites the nation, is about to be subsumed in a world tournament and disappear off to subscription TV. Will the Minister take steps to add Six Nations rugby to the listed events that must be offered live to free-to-air TV?

Mims Davies Portrait Mims Davies
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As the Six Nations approaches, the excitement fast builds. Such concerns have already been raised with me this week by the Secretary of State for Wales, and I have agreed to meet him and broadcasters. It is important that this area of sport, which we all enjoy, is available for everyone to see and to be part of. I will be taking those concerns forward.