Speeches in Parliament

Philip Davies: As the Secretary of State knows, I do not accept the argument that the best way to protect the public is to send thousands

Philip Davies: As the Secretary of State knows, I do not accept the argument that the best way to protect the public is to send thousands

Philip Davies: The Minister knows full well how much Bingley has been neglected and let down by Labour-run Bradford Council, largely beca

Philip Davies: The Minister knows full well how much Bingley has been neglected and let down by Labour-run Bradford Council, largely beca

Philip Davies: The Minister knows full well how much Bingley has been neglected and let down by Labour-run Bradford Council, largely beca

Philip Davies: I commend the hon. Member for the tenacious way in which he has battled on this issue; I admire him for that.

Philip Davies: I know that time is against us, so I am grateful to my hon. Friend for giving way.

Philip Davies: I spend much of my time trying to stop Bradford Council concreting over the green belt in my constituency.

Philip Davies: Back in the dim and dark past—when David Cameron was Prime Minister, I think—the Government introduced a “one in, one out”

Philip Davies: I had better.