Keir Mather MP: Climate Timeline
Keir Mather is the Labour MP for Selby.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2023 in which Keir Mather could have voted.
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Keir Mather's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Keir Mather in the last 90 days
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16 Jul 2026: Parliamentary Speech
The Government are committed to supporting the aviation sector. We are unlocking growth by progressing planning decisions and consulting on the framework for future decisions on Heathrow’s third runway. We are modernising our airspace through the new UK airspace design service and support fund, and are driving decarbonisation, backing sustainable aviation fuel and providing funding for new low and zero emission technologies. We will publish an updated jet zero strategy in early 2027.
Full debate: Aviation Sector
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16 Jul 2026: Parliamentary Speech
The Government strongly support the maritime sector. We have made maritime autonomy a flagship case study for the regulating for growth Bill, updated the national policy statement for ports to support port developments, provided £448 million to support maritime decarbonisation and strengthened seafarer protections. We are also developing a maritime growth strategy to boost the sector’s economic growth.
Full debate: Maritime Sector
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25 Jun 2026: Parliamentary Speech
As we invest in growth and connectivity, we must also ensure that the sector is ready to meet its climate commitments. The maritime decarbonisation strategy doubles down on our mission to build a greener future, setting clear targets and guiding principles to help us to get there. Last year, we ran a call for evidence to understand ports’ current and future energy needs; over the coming months, we will publish a summary of those responses and set out our next steps.
Full debate: Ports and Port Connectivity