Brian Leishman MP: Climate Timeline
Brian Leishman is the Labour MP for Alloa and Grangemouth.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Brian Leishman could have voted.
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Brian Leishman's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Brian Leishman in the last 90 days
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22 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech
If the Grangemouth refinery closes in 2025 and the recommendations of Project Willow will not be ready for years to come, thousands of jobs will be lost—the very definition of an unjust transition. How can the Government possibly claim to have a credible industrial strategy for Scotland if they allow that to happen?
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21 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech
T4. The previous Conservative Government decided to back an INEOS project in Antwerp, with a £600 million loan guarantee. I have spoken with the current the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero and the Under-Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, my hon. Friend the Member for Rutherglen (Michael Shanks) about that, and I have been told that the Government have no plans to stop that money, even though INEOS plans to close the Grangemouth refinery, with the loss of thousands of jobs. Why is there £600 million for Antwerp and not Grangemouth, and why would the Government allow that to happen and not use the £600 million as leverage with INEOS, to avoid Scottish job losses? ( 902304 )
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17 Dec 2024: Parliamentary Speech
Communities all across Scotland rely on the Grangemouth refinery for their energy. As closure looms, Unite has given the Government a plan that will save jobs, help hit sustainable aviation fuel targets and build new green industries for the future. It is not too late to save those jobs and achieve the just transition that my community desperately needs. Will the Secretary of State agree that the plan has great potential and agree to meet Unite to see what the Government can do to achieve a truly just transition for the refinery workers and keep Scotland’s only refinery working?
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