VoteClimate: Mike Reader MP: Climate Timeline

Mike Reader MP: Climate Timeline

Mike Reader is the Labour MP for Northampton South.

We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Mike Reader could have voted.

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Mike Reader's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes

We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Mike Reader

  • 11 Feb 2025: Parliamentary Speech

    It is a pleasure to serve with you in the Chair, Mr Western. I thank the hon. Member for Bath (Wera Hobhouse)—a fellow member of the Energy Security and Net Zero Committee—for introducing this important debate. We have been doing a lot of work over recent weeks in the Committee on energy pricing and the cost to consumers, so it is very timely.

    It is clear that the Government have an ambitious plan to achieve clean power by 2030. For families in my constituency and across the country, that mission is really about lowering energy bills. Quadrupling offshore wind, tripling solar, doubling onshore wind and getting projects such as Hinkley over the line and operational are all critical things that will ensure resilience in our energy markets. Importantly, they will also protect UK consumers from volatile foreign markets, taking back control from Putin and petrostates, and placing the power of energy in the hands of British people. Those targets represent the biggest expansion of renewable energy in our history, and could save families hundreds, if not thousands, of pounds a year on their energy bills.

    Moving to clean power is essential, and we must take immediate action to protect vulnerable households. That is why I support the move to a social tariff; a discounted energy scheme for low-income households would make sure that we build a fairer, greener and more sustainable energy system for everyone. At its core, a social tariff is a targeted discount on energy for people on low incomes, which would act as a vital safety net and ensure that nobody must choose between heating and eating. A social tariff could provide a guaranteed below-market rate for eligible households, with automatic enrolment for those who qualify. There would be no complex switching around or shopping around, just straightforward help for those who need it.

    Full debate: Cost of Energy

  • 6 Nov 2024: Parliamentary Speech

    From an environmental perspective, the lack of suitable floor and window coverings means we see significant heat loss from properties, which ultimately raises people’s energy bills and can compound the impact of cold winters on elderly people. With rising temperatures in the summer, particularly as a result of climate change, we also see an impact on the ability of older people and families to keep cool in the heat. End Furniture Poverty recognises, and has fed back to me, that the issue also creates hazards for those with mobility challenges, particularly where floors are not suitable for the use of mobility equipment.

    Full debate: Furniture Poverty

  • 28 Oct 2024: Tweet

    Brilliant to hear about @Weetabix's commitment to sustainability - they're cutting carbon emissions and have achieved100% recyclable packaging This is exactly the kind of @Foodanddrinkfed innovation we need from our local food manufacturers to tackle climate change while creating good jobs. [Source]
  • 26 Oct 2024: Tweet

    Brilliant to hear about @Weetabix's commitment to sustainability - they're cutting carbon emissions and have achieved100% recyclable packaging This is exactly the kind of @Foodanddrinkfed innovation we need from our local food manufacturers to tackle climate change while creating… https://x.com/i/web/status/1850107629596479707 https://x.com/mike_reader/status/1850107629596479707/photo/1 [Source]
  • 28 Apr 2024: Tweet

    To commemorate #IWMD24, our global work winning team at @MaceGroup got together to reflect through a minute's silence and then discuss how the climate crisis will impact on worker safety. #IWMD is recognised across our global business as a chance to reflect, learn and improve… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1784501565702734176 https://twitter.com/mike_reader/status/1784501565702734176/photo/1
  • 06 Mar 2024: Tweet

    RT @MaceGroup: Net Zero’s invisible ally ???? We‘re delighted to be profiled in EP100‘s latest Progress and Insights report. Read more below… [Source]
  • 02 Mar 2024: Tweet

    The Tories are stuck in the past. Labour looking ahead. Our #GreenProsperityPlan puts growth, jobs and a just transition at its heart, delivering on our commitment as a country to tackle the climate crisis. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/labour-scaling-back-green-spending-32096460 https://twitter.com/mike_reader/status/1763866856216207513/photo/1 [Source]
  • 17 Feb 2024: Tweet

    With our Green Prosperity Plan, we're not just fighting climate change; we're creating jobs and securing our economy. It's time for action. ✅ Clean Energy across the UK by 2020 ✅ Upgrading the national grid to improve resilience ✅ Retrofitting millions of homes to reduce bills https://twitter.com/mike_reader/status/1758751893558628563/photo/1 [Source]
  • 14 Feb 2024: Tweet

    Our Green Prosperity Plan is a bold step forward in our fight against climate change. We will invest in the industries of the future, creating jobs in the East Midlands and Northampton, and leading the world in clean energy. https://twitter.com/mike_reader/status/1757834613802873068/photo/1 [Source]
  • 27 Jan 2024: Tweet

    Britain needs a strong steel industry for a prosperous and resilient economy, to deliver net zero and to safeguard high-quality jobs. The Government must step up. Their continued lack of strategy and sufficient support is killing our industry. @communityunion https://twitter.com/mike_reader/status/1751141753355464729/photo/1 [Source]
  • 18 Dec 2023: Tweet

    Thanks to Sunak tanking our reputation, Britain lacked leadership at #COP28. We now have a half-baked agreement that isn't ambitious enough. Only Labour can restore our standing, lead on cheaper, cleaner power & protect our planet https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/dec/14/failure-cop28-fossil-fuel-phase-out-devastating-say-scientists [Source]
  • 22 Nov 2023: Tweet

    Labour's plan is clear - invest in Britain, boost wages, and bring down bills. We're committed to making working people better off. We'll do that by being ambitious and mission-driven. Keeping growth, health, policing, education and climate change at the heart of all we do. [Source]
  • 04 Oct 2023: Tweet

    Rishi Sunak's net zero policy shifts are a sign of desperation. Rather than long term strategy this is a short-term, headline seeking announcement that benefits no-one. https://twitter.com/LucyMPowell/status/1705899949764812900 [Source]
  • 23 Aug 2023: Tweet

    I was fortunate to spend some quality time with our brilliant Labour leaders yesterday, @CllrWRandall and @JaneBirch16. We discussed community cohesion, the climate crisis and how @WestNorthants and Government could better support residents through the #CostOfLiving crisis https://twitter.com/mike_reader/status/1694277243072061596/photo/1 [Source]
  • 03 May 2023: Tweet

    Global shipping is one of the biggest contributors to global warming and the climate crisis. We're going to work with @PeelPorts to reduce the carbon impact of their business and bring forward green shipping and logistics in the UK. https://www.macegroup.com/media-centre/mace-picks-up-appointment-with-peel-ports-group [Source]
  • 21 Feb 2023: Tweet

    ✔️Making sure every expansion, refurbishment or new build public building in our town is delivered to achieve net zero carbon in operation. ✔️ And, as someone who loves jumping into open water for a swim, we must end the pollution of our rivers. ... [Source]

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