United Kingdom parliament
Josh Dean
Member of Parliament · Labour
Transcripts of what Josh Dean said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
Sittings appear here a month after they are held.
Latest speeches
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 14 September 2026
Josh Dean: River Stort pollution, Thames Water engagement, and SAR demand
“Thank you very much indeed, Chair. It's a pleasure to serve with you in the chair this afternoon. And I want to speak this afternoon about the River Stort, one of the globally significant chalk streams that runs right through…”
Watch from 2:05:09
House of Commons · House of Commons · 10 September 2026
Topical Cabinet Office questions: contaminated blood, Number 10 North, political finance
“Thank you very much, Madam Deputy Speaker. One of my constituents contacted me about her mother, who'd worked for the Department for Work and Pensions since the age of 18, but sadly died before Capita released the pension she'd earned…”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 1 September 2026
Responses to PM statement: Opposition scrutiny, defence, migration, tax and institutional reform
“Thank you very much. Over the bank holiday weekend, the treasured green space in Sawbridgeworth was decimated by building work without planning permission. Thanks to our community's exceptional response, East Herts Council was able to move quickly and secure an…”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 9 July 2026
Business statement: Forthcoming business and Clacton by-election costs
“Armed Forces Day a few weeks ago, our community came out not just to celebrate our armed forces personnel, but to support Ben Hardy. Ben is 11 years old. He's had 10 operations on his eyes and is severely visually…”
Watch from 2:03:51
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