Lauren Edwards MP: Climate-Related Speeches In Parliament
Lauren Edwards is the Labour MP for Rochester and Strood.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Lauren Edwards could have voted.
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Lauren Edwards's Speeches In Parliament Related to Climate
We've found 3 Parliamentary debates in which Lauren Edwards has spoken about climate-related matters.
Here are the relevant sections of their speeches.
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25 Feb 2025: Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (Transfer of Functions etc) Bill [Lords]
17:41
If our Government are to achieve the changes in this country that so many people voted for—more homes, green energy and economic growth that puts money back into people’s pockets—skills are the key ingredient. The importance of apprenticeships and technical qualifications to that mission cannot be underestimated. Indeed, I was immensely proud when the Prime Minister and the Education Secretary visited MidKent College in my constituency before the election to set out their ambition to put vocational education on the same footing as academic university education.
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12 Feb 2025: Oral Answers to Questions
Rochester and Strood, positioned between London and mainland Europe, is well placed to help drive the UK’s AI economy. We have: several net zero energy projects ready to go, with further plans for a data centre and battery storage; a council that is already using AI and which created an AI accelerator programme to support local businesses; and three university campuses that are driving innovation. Will the Minister meet me to discuss my constituency’s potential as a future AI growth zone?
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12 Sep 2024: UK Shared Prosperity Fund
16:59
Helping groups to get on a more financially sustainable footing is particularly important in the context of years of constrained local government finance. We also used the UKSPF to provide grants to help businesses to grow by purchasing modern technology and equipment. For instance, a gift business specialising in handmade travel keepsakes was able to use the grant to invest in a new fibre laser machine, which significantly enhanced the business’s productivity and efficiency, allowing it to handle larger orders. We also funded net zero audits and green grants for local businesses that wanted to reduce their operating costs by making their premises more energy-efficient, and we helped them get those green certificates that are now needed to bid for many contracts.
In my constituency, more than 30 local businesses have so far been supported under these UKSPF-funded programmes to reduce their costs, to grow their business and to contribute to helping us reach net zero. We would not be able to do that without this replacement funding for the EU structural funds.
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