George Freeman responds to a Westminster Hall debate on rural bus services.
George Freeman MP responds to and adjournment debate on the need for taxi and private hire licensing reform to respond to the urgency of the decarbonisation, digitalisation and automation revolutions and improve the safety of passengers; and ensure accessibility for those with disabilities.
Speaking in the Prime Minister’s Questions, George Freeman celebrates President John F Kennedy's launch of the Apollo moonshot programme sixty years ago and salutes our pioneering astronauts Helen Sharman and Tim Peake and calls for Brexit to be the UK’s “Moonshot moment” to unleash UK science and innovation to tackle global challenges.
George Freeman welcomes the priority given by the Government to tackling climate change and highlights the important role to be played by innovation, science and good business to develop the new technologies needed.
George Freeman calls on MPs to respect the referendum result to end the ongoing crisis and says local councillors should not be punished for Brexit chaos that they haven’t caused, and asks the PM what message she has for them facing angry voters on May 2nd?
George Freeman welcomes the Government’s extra help for low paid workers, but urges the Treasury to use the Comprehensive Spending Review to incentive public sector innovation and enterprise to support efficiency and UK leadership and economic growth in innovation.