NHS 10-Year Plan

Debate between Roger Gale and Jas Athwal
Thursday 3rd July 2025

(1 week, 6 days ago)

Commons Chamber
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Roger Gale Portrait Mr Deputy Speaker (Sir Roger Gale)
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Order. Some 20 Members are still seeking to ask questions, and we have an important debate to follow. The questions are getting longer, and so, I fear, Minister, are the answers. Can I urge brevity again, please?

Jas Athwal Portrait Jas Athwal (Ilford South) (Lab)
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I also thank my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for a bold and ambitious plan. Over the past few months, I have had the privilege of connecting with some really inspiring people across my constituency, such as Jagdeep Aujla. His Dopamine Warriors boxing club, which the Secretary of State visited some weeks ago, sets a powerful example. Jagdeep’s boxing club offers a safe, empowering space for people living with Parkinson’s to connect with each other, maintain their fitness, and slow the progression of the condition. Will my right hon. Friend outline how the Government’s 10-year health plan will support the shift from hospital to community, so that more support is available on people’s doorsteps, particularly organisations such as the Dopamine Warriors?

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Debate between Roger Gale and Jas Athwal
Wednesday 16th October 2024

(9 months ago)

Westminster Hall
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Roger Gale Portrait Sir Roger Gale (in the Chair)
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Jas Athwal, you are on the list but you are not rising. Do you not wish to speak?

Jas Athwal Portrait Jas Athwal (Ilford South) (Lab)
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Thank you, Sir Roger. I cannot speak because I have not made my maiden speech. I will make an intervention very shortly, thank you.