Mr Alex Barros-Curtis MP: Climate-Related Speeches In Parliament
Alex Barros-Curtis is the Labour MP for Cardiff West.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Alex Barros-Curtis could have voted.
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Alex Barros-Curtis's Speeches In Parliament Related to Climate
We've found 2 Parliamentary debates in which Alex Barros-Curtis has spoken about climate-related matters.
Here are the relevant sections of their speeches.
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8 Oct 2024: Oral Answers to Questions
I thank the Secretary of State for that answer. Cantonian high school in my constituency of Cardiff West will be the first Cardiff school to be operationally net zero in line with Welsh Government standards, while the building work itself will feature a significant reduction in embodied carbon. Fairwater community campus will be a collection of highly energy-efficient buildings that are powered from renewable energy sources, helping Cardiff to deliver on its One Planet strategy, which outlines the city’s ambition to mitigate climate change. Will the Secretary of State join me in celebrating the development, and agree with me that this sort of collaborative vision is required to deliver on our net zero commitments both here and in Wales?
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25 Jul 2024: Code of Conduct and Modernisation Committee
15:20
Being elected has been both thrilling and humbling in equal measure; I am sure that many of my colleagues across both sides of the House have experienced not dissimilar thoughts and feelings. However, I am not so blinded by the excitement of being elected to this great place to forget that this is not about me. It is about what I can and will do to repay the trust of my constituents and to fight for the causes that matter to them—causes such as defending our arts and culture, particularly the cuts that threaten the existence of the Welsh National Opera; supporting our Welsh and Westminster Governments to cut the levels of child poverty, recruit the new teachers we need and cut NHS waiting times; unlocking our green energy potential to deliver cheaper and greener energy; and making work pay by delivering on that new deal for working people. Ultimately, of course, it is not just about what we each say; it is about what we do. For so long as I am here, I will work hard for a stronger and fairer Cardiff West.
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