In Parliament

During Energy Question Time, Harriett Baldwin asks about guidance on minimum distances between wind farms and residential homes.

Harriett Baldwin welcomes the abolition of Regional Spatial Strategies, but calls for clarification from the Government on how this effects the Bloor Homes application and the designation of Worcester as a new growth point.

Speaking in the House of Commons, Harriett Baldwin called on the Government to ensure that the Animal Health Agency spent more of its time and money on its veterinary duties and less on administration and computer systems.

Following the Financial Secretary to the Treasury's announcement on the creation of a Financial Policy Committee in the Bank of England, Harriett Baldwin asks the Minister if its minutes will be published openly and how it will deal with concerns about a specific institution.

Speaking in a debate on the Chancellor's statement on the regulation of Financial Services, Harriett disputes opposition claims of Northern Rock as a shining example of micro-regulation.

Speaking in an Opposition Day debate, Harriett Baldwin questions the effectiveness of Regional Development Agencies - particularly from the perspective of small businesses - and calls for spending on business and industry to be at as local a level as possible.

Harriett asks the Work and Pensions Minister what the Government will do to help people with mental illness back into work.

Following the Secretay of State for Health's announcement of a public inquiry into patient care failures at the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, Harriett Baldwin calls on him to end the multiple reorganisations currently being imposed on the NHS in Worcestershire.