United Kingdom parliament

Wendy Chamberlain

Member of Parliament · Liberal Democrat

Transcripts of what Wendy Chamberlain said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.

11 sittings with a confirmed speech

Sittings appear here a month after they are held.

Latest speeches

  1. Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 15 September 2026

    • Cross‑party MPs: widespread case evidence of pension chaos

      “Congratulations to the honorable member for Liverpool West as well. Like everyone here, I have constituents who after years of dedicated public service in our armed forces, prisons, and vital public services are now struggling to make ends meet because…”
      Watch from 2:19:42

  2. House of Commons · House of Commons · 15 September 2026

    • Urgent Question – English whisky GI and single malt definition

      “Thank you Madam Deputy Speaker. To ask the Secretary of State for Environment Food and Rural Affairs if they will make a statement on the English whisky geographical indication single malt definition.”
      Watch from 2:21:48

    • Urgent Question – English whisky GI and single malt definition

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. I should declare an interest that I'm chair of the APPG for Scotch whisky, and I also hold an IBD general certificate in distilling. On Friday evening at 5:00 PM, Defra announced that it approved…”
      Watch from 2:25:10

  3. House of Commons · House of Commons · 10 September 2026

    • Backbench business and topical issues: suicide prevention, RNLI, local concerns

      “Thank you very much, Madam Deputy Speaker. And I echo the comments made in relation to the September 11th attacks anniversary. Nearly 25 years ago, my husband and I visited the site of the Twin Towers in the April after…”
      Watch from 2:00:39

  4. Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 9 September 2026

    • Local churn, funding pressures and blurred policing mission

      “I will. I thank the honourable member for giving way, and I recognise his police service. I myself served for 12 years in Lothian and Borders Police. And does he accept that one of the challenges that we have is…”
      Watch from 5:04

    • Two-tier policing narrative, antisocial behaviour and VAWG

      “Yes, of course. I'm very grateful to my honorable friend for giving way. When we talk about confidence in policing, I think it's important that we acknowledge that we have a role to play in that too as elected representatives.…”
      Watch from 37:03

    • Free speech offences, rural crime and officer wellbeing

      “Will he give way again? Of course. I'm grateful to my honorable friend for giving way. As he may be aware, I'm one of the co-chairs of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for survivors of Fayed and Harrods, and just in…”
      Watch from 39:25

  5. Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 1 September 2026

    • Fraud, vulnerability and the limits of cash-focused policy

      “Thank you very much. It's a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship. And I'd like to thank the member for South Devon for securing this debate. I'm sure many members here have had the same frustrating experience as I have…”
      Watch from 43:23

    • Lib Dem spokesperson: rural proofing and Fair Banking Act

      “I thank the honorable friend for giving way. I just want to comment on one of the problems we've experienced with the Link criteria is the town is classed as rural on ONS data, but urban, sorry, but it's actually…”
      Watch from 1:02:52

  6. House of Commons · House of Commons · 16 July 2026

    • Sir David Amess Summer Adjournment Debate: Constituency priorities

      “Thank you very much, Madam Deputy Speaker. As we prepare for the longer summer recess and reflect on the past year, I want to first of all extend my thanks to you, your team, Mr Speaker, and the wider Speaker…”
      Watch from 5:26:46

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