Bradley Thomas MP: Climate Timeline
Bradley Thomas is the Conservative MP for Bromsgrove.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Bradley Thomas could have voted.
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Bradley Thomas's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Bradley Thomas in the last 90 days
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26 Feb 2025: Parliamentary Speech
That is a pertinent point when the Government are pursuing policies like the ludicrous clean heat market mechanism, which will require a step change in the number of electrical contractors to deliver on the Government’s net zero folly.
Full debate: Family Businesses
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26 Feb 2025: Tweet
Why are we deindustrialising our country and blunting our competitiveness on the altar of an arbitrary Net Zero target? I challenged the Energy Consumers Minister on this simple question. What is more important: chasing an arbitrary target or protecting industry and jobs? https://x.com/BradleyThomasUK/status/1894729876373987624/video/1 [Source] -
4 Feb 2025: Parliamentary Speech
T5. Can the Minister assure the House that as the Government push to decarbonise the electricity grid, the vast majority of new electricity generation and transmission infrastructure will be built in the UK, not imported from foreign countries, including China? ( 902560 )
Full debate: Topical Questions
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04 Feb 2025: Tweet
With Ed Miliband fixated on delivering his Net Zero agenda at any cost, the very least he could do is ensure the infrastructure is actually built in our country ???????? https://x.com/BradleyThomasUK/status/1886766963625439376/video/1 [Source] -
16 Jan 2025: Tweet
⚡️ Electricity costs are holding back business investment, destabilising confidence and making us all poorer due to net-zero and green levies. I asked Secretary of State Ed Miliband what his plans are for reform of the electricity market to help businesses and consumers. https://x.com/BradleyThomasUK/status/1879874411152736565/video/1 [Source]