Wendy Morton MP: Climate Timeline
Wendy Morton is the Conservative MP for Aldridge-Brownhills.
We have identified 19 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2015 in which Wendy Morton could have voted.
Wendy Morton is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 0
- Against: 19
- Did not vote: 0
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Wendy Morton's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Wendy Morton in the last 90 days
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13 Mar 2025: Parliamentary Speech
Another topic that demands our attention is the use of agricultural land for the siting of battery energy storage systems. While I am fully supportive of the move to renewable energy, just as with solar farms, we must ensure that the siting of BESS, which are often large in scale, is done with care and consideration. In my constituency, a planning inspector has approved one of these battery storage facilities on green-belt agricultural land at Chapel Lane in Pheasey Park Farm ward against the will of the local council and the community.
Our land is finite, and we must balance the need for renewable energy with the need to safeguard land for agricultural use and food production. I urge the Government to take a more balanced approach to land use, ensuring that agricultural land remains available for farming and food production. I fear that the changes to the national planning policy framework and the Planning and Infrastructure Bill will simply drive a coach and horses through our arable and green-belt land, disrespecting the views of local residents and risking our food security.
Full debate: Farming
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23 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech
Since 2015, we have supported 19.8 million children, including more than 10 million girls, to gain a decent education. We know that girls’ education, alongside all its intrinsic benefits, leads to safer and more prosperous societies, more effective peacebuilding, gender equality and greater resilience against climate change. In 2023, we launched the international women and girls strategy, which set the approach for the rest of the decade by placing women and girls at the heart of the work of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.
Full debate: International Day of Education
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14 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech
The Government signed up to a $300 billion climate finance package at COP29, with the amount increasing by $50 billion to get a deal. Since then, Ministers have not been able to give details of what our share will be, how much British taxpayers will fund, and what will come from official development assistance and what from private enterprise and investment. Can the Minister provide any of those details, and, if not, will she commit to a timetable for disclosure of that information?
Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions