Zöe Franklin MP: Climate Timeline
Zöe Franklin is the Liberal Democrat MP for Guildford.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Zöe Franklin could have voted.
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- In favour of action on climate: 0
- Against: 0
- Did not vote: 0
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Zöe Franklin's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Zöe Franklin in the last 90 days
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09 Nov 2024: Tweet
On Friday last week I met with #Guildford-based energy procurement company to discuss their new product True which supports businesses with achieving sustainability goals and their path to net zero. We also discussed some exciting opportunities they are working on for local… https://x.com/i/web/status/1855233999129522276 https://x.com/ZoeFranklinLD/status/1855233999129522276/photo/1 [Source] -
10 Oct 2024: Parliamentary Speech
Commuters find the situation frustrating because they want to switch to trains. If we are serious about tackling the climate crisis and encouraging people to switch their mode of transport to the railways, we must address both reliability and train fares. People look at the train service and say, “It is not convenient, it is not reliable and it is expensive.” We must stop train fares rising, because we need to encourage people to get out of their cars and choose the sustainable transport method that is the railway.
Full debate: Cost of Rail Fares
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25 Sep 2024: Tweet
RT @ClimateAPPG: Calling all MPs and peers ???? We're joining forces with the @EnvironmentAPPG to run a Climate & Nature Leadership Programme… [Source] -
15 Sep 2024: Tweet
RT @ChairGreenLDs: A crammed @GreenLibDems fringe meeting on how local authorities can deliver improved Climate Crisis mitigation and Susta… [Source] -
12 Sep 2024: Parliamentary Speech
We have a cost of living crisis and a climate emergency, and we need to invest in a future where homes are energy-efficient, affordable to heat and zero carbon. Given that the Government intend to remove winter fuel payments to pensioners, it is all the more pertinent that we insulate people’s homes from the very start to prevent them from struggling with their bills and to prevent elderly people from freezing during the winter. If we had insulated homes when they were built, as we are advocating, perhaps we would not have needed this debate. We should ensure that everyone’s home is warm. These changes would make a real difference to people’s lives by lowering energy costs, improving public health and tackling the climate crisis head-on.
Full debate: New Housing: Environmental Standards