Clive Jones MP: Climate Timeline
Clive Jones is the Liberal Democrat MP for Wokingham.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Clive Jones could have voted.
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Clive Jones's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Clive Jones in the last 90 days
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3 Mar 2025: Parliamentary Speech
This is yet another failure in the Government’s main aim of getting Britain growing again. Zero-emission vehicles are too expensive and, it appears, too hard to manufacture in the UK. That forces us into an unfortunate reality in which we are reliant on Elon Musk for our supply of EVs, and are funnelling money into his already very deep pockets, rather than promoting a productive domestic market with good jobs. We need to show ambition and make it easier for ordinary families to buy EVs. What measures will the Government take to support and encourage consumer demand for electric vehicles?
Full debate: Business and Trade
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16 Dec 2024: Parliamentary Speech
When I visited the Thames Water sewage treatment works at Wargrave, I met enthusiastic and knowledgeable employees, but the scale of the neglect of our sewage treatment capacity was very clear to see. Thames Water bosses have failed to keep pace with the storm overflow problem, exacerbated by housebuilding, a failing network of pipes and climate change. Now they want to increase bills by 59%. The regulator really must not let that happen. I was left with the distinct impression at Wargrave that, sadly, the company had little idea of how to fix the problem and no expectation of doing so within a reasonable timeframe. Thames Water is currently limping from cash crisis to cash crisis, accruing billions more in debt. It seems to be getting worse before it can get better.
Full debate: Water (Special Measures) Bill [Lords]