In Parliament

Harriett Baldwin raises concerns about the increase in financial fraud and asks the Government how the victims Bill will help people who are being preyed upon by these financial fraudsters.

Harriett uses her speech to raise three subjects of particular interest; the community-led proposal to take over Malvern Hills College, support for girls’ education in developing countries, and the need to get the deficit under control to stave off inflation.

Following the Secretary of State’s visit to see the condition of the windows at Malvern Parish primary school, Harriett Baldwin asks the Minister for Schools Standards when the next condition improvement fund will be announced.

Harriett Baldwin welcomes progress on the vaccine rollout and asks about research on those who have had two doses of vaccine, and the possibility that they may be able to go about their daily lives with fewer restrictions than those who have not.

Harriett Baldwin welcomes progress on kickstart scheme and calls on the Government to look at introducing a kickstart scheme for seasonal agricultural workers.

Harriett Baldwin welcomes the Budget, in particular innovative measures to encourage business investment and growth but calls for a rethink on the scrapping of the 0.7% GNI commitment to international aid.

Harriett Baldwin opens a debate in the House of Commons on the UN International Day of Education and speaks in support of twelve years of full-time education for every girl.

Harriett Baldwin calls on the Government to incentivise farmers to create walking, cycling and horse-riding track greenways, such is proposed between Worcester and Leominster.

Harriett Baldwin calls on the Government to support the local councils’ project to redouble the North Cotswold Line.