Esther McVey MP: Climate Timeline
Esther McVey is the Conservative MP for Tatton.
We have identified 22 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2010 in which Esther McVey could have voted.
Esther McVey is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 2
- Against: 18
- Did not vote: 2
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Esther McVey's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Esther McVey in the last 90 days
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08 Apr 2025: Tweet
Could Trump’s tariffs become the unlikely catalyst to shake off the UK’s economic stagnation - should Keir Starmer use the opportunity to ditch Net Zero? Unfortunately the stiff human rights lawyer has the entrepreneurial skills of a gnat ???? https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/2038362/keir-starmer-change-gamechanger [Source] -
08 Apr 2025: Tweet
Ridding ourselves of Net Zero targets would go some way to shielding UK businesses from the fallout of Trump’s tariffs & allow British businesses to be competitive again. Unfortunately Starmer doesn’t have what it takes to do this ???? https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/2038362/keir-starmer-change-gamechanger [Source] -
08 Apr 2025: Tweet
As the world struggles to deal with the extra costs of President Trump’s tariffs, Keir Starmer should seize this moment and rid the UK of its debilitating Net Zero targets. This would be an absolute game-changer for the economy. https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/2038362/keir-starmer-change-gamechanger [Source] -
26 Mar 2025: Parliamentary Speech
On top of that, Cheshire West and Chester council launched a consultation in July on its proposals to change the way waste disposal is managed. Among the proposals is a change to limit the amount of DIY waste that can be brought to tips without charge, and a pre-registration of vehicles arriving at the tip. Councils say they are closing their tips and reducing access to waste collection because it will save them money. Cheshire West and Chester council says that the changes will help them reach their climate goals. In reality, local authorities spent an estimated £64 million in 2023 clearing up fly-tipped waste from public areas, which is an enormous burden on the public purse. These measures are more likely to act as a catalyst for fly-tippers, and any savings from the cost of green bins and closing down tips are likely to be eaten away by the cost of fly-tipping. Once again, I believe that shows a lack of foresight.
Full debate: Fly-tipping: Tatton
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11 Feb 2025: Parliamentary Speech
This Government are fiscally illiterate. They made a £25 billion grab in employer national insurance contributions at the Budget, without really thinking where that money would come from. Remember, the Government said that they did not want to tax working people, yet we know this will hit working people—the Government never thought where that money would come from. Instead, the measure was born from ideological reasons, whether that meant funding the Government’s net zero obsession, foreign aid or their union paymasters. In introducing the change, the Government have failed to consider the most basic duty of any Government: to protect their citizens.
Full debate: Employer National Insurance Contributions: Police Forces