In Parliament

Harriett Baldwin introduces a Ten Minute Rule Motion to bring in a Bill to make provision for the succession of female heirs to hereditary titles.

Harriett Baldwin questions the COP26 President about the importance of international climate finance for the very poorest countries in the world.

Harriett Baldwin makes suggestions, following meetings with Polish MPs, that we should make use of twinning networks between British and Polish communities and that the visa form should be available in Ukrainian.

Following the Government response to an Urgent Question on Ukraine with particular reference to the use of rape as a weapon of war, Harriett Baldwin asks the Government if Vladimir Putin will be arrested for war crimes if he travels overseas to attend the G20 Summit later this year.

Speaking to the Deputy Prime Minister, standing in for the PM who is in Saudi Arabia, Harriett Baldwin highlights the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan and calls for education to be a priority at the forthcoming pledging conference that the UK is hosting later this month. 

With council tax accounting for a high proportion of household budgets, Harriett Baldwin highlights the need for good local services delivered for the lowest possible council tax.

Harriett Baldwin welcomes the announcement that Ukrainian refugees with passports can apply for UK visas online and urges the Government to set up a hub, in the UK, so that refugees with relatives here can come on provisional visas and check their biometrics here.

On International Women’s Day Harriett Baldwin MP makes a plea to the women of Russia to urge their soldiers to leave Ukraine.

Harriett Baldwin calls for a debate on Malvern Hills College which has not reopened since the pandemic and whose owner, Warwickshire College Group, is refusing mediation.