In Parliament

Harriett Baldwin praises work of DWP staff in West Worcestershire and rejects calls for a universal basic income in favour of a targeted system.

Harriett Baldwin considers balancing the budget after the COVID-19 pandemic and suggests to the Chancellor that he looks at ending the fair fuel stabiliser now that fuel prices have fallen and a windfall tax on hedge fund managers currently selling short on the businesses the Government in trying to support.

Speaking in the debate on the temporary arrangements for the sittings in the House of Commons, Harriett Baldwin asks about Adjournment debates and the postponed debate on flooding in Tenbury in particular.

Following the announcement on school closures, Harriett Baldwin questions the Secretary of State for Education about university tuition fees.

Following the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s statement to the House of Commons, Harriett Baldwin welcomes emergency support for the hospitality sector and asks about increasing capacity for supermarket home delivery.

Harriett Baldwin welcomes the Budget which has both special measures to tackle the coronavirus outbreak and delivers on the promises of the election manifesto.

Harriett Baldwin calls for high street shops to be able to choose their own opening hours in order to help level up our high streets with the internet.

Harriett Baldwin secures meeting with Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to discuss flood defence schemes drafted by the Environment Agency for Tenbury Wells and Severn Stoke.

Harriett Baldwin questions the Government about the impact of the local government pension scheme on school budgets.