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Martin Wrigley
Member of Parliament · Liberal Democrat
Transcripts of what Martin Wrigley said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
Sittings appear here a month after they are held.
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 15 September 2026
Backbench Debate – Full ban on fracking
“I thank my honorable friend for giving way. Perhaps like me, she may have seen several screenings of the People's Emergency Briefing over the summer recess. That paints a devastating picture of what happens if we continue down this route,…”
Watch from 4:45:19Backbench Debate – Full ban on fracking
“I thank the honourable gentleman for giving way. I understand that he thought last summer, whilst being the hottest on record, was actually more of a millionaire's paradise than the awful situation it was for many in our country. Does…”
Watch from 4:59:02Backbench Debate – Full ban on fracking
“I thank the Minister for giving way. Does the Minister agree with me that not only did the honourable member from Boston and Skegness exaggerate the amount of available gas that might be in the UK, less than 10% of…”
Watch from 5:45:56
Science, Innovation and Technology Committee · House of Commons · 15 September 2026
Innovation nation: funding, translation and sovereignty
“Thank you, Chair. I think I need to declare I'm Chair of the APPG for SMEs, innovators and startups. Fantastic. Still looking ahead, Prime Minister says he wants to make the UK the world's leading innovation nation. How would you…”
Watch from 1:33:38
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 14 September 2026
Chair sets time limit and Martin Wrigley: South West Water and mutual ownership
“Thank you, Madam Chair. I should serve under your chairmanship. I'm delighted to be speaking to this petition. It's a really important issue, particularly in my constituency of Newton Abbot, where we have Dawlish Warren, which is the place where…”
Watch from 27:35
House of Commons · House of Commons · 7 September 2026
Housing Questions Q13–Q21: Council housing finance and rough sleeping
“May I congratulate the Secretary of State back to her place on this MHCLG and welcome her team as well. May I thank her for her upcoming statement and the review that she has just started that addresses my question…”
Watch from 36:52Health Bill: Single patient record, data protection and Palantir
“I thank my honourable friend for giving way. On that very point, does she agree with me that the recent NHS cost-benefit analysis showing the Palantir project will cost 1.1 billion pounds and deliver benefits of 800 million pounds, a…”
Watch from 5:45:14Health Bill: Maternity safety, mental health and dentistry
“Thank the honourable gentleman for giving way. In terms of interpreting statistics, does the honourable gentleman agree with me that the idea of GP confidentiality in terms of dealing with data, such as from the Palantir FDP, is absolutely critical,…”
Watch from 6:38:10
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 3 September 2026
Short contributions: local biodiversity, securitisation and urgency
“Thank you, Sir Desmond. Like many members, I've been inundated with constituents writing to me on this, explaining in great lengths their concerns with climate change and their fears for the future. The existential risk of ecosystem collapse and biodiversity…”
Watch from 2:23:30
House of Commons · House of Commons · 1 September 2026
Responses to PM statement: Opposition scrutiny, defence, migration, tax and institutional reform
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. I welcome the Prime Minister to his place with his message of optimism and hope and change in terms of water, climate change and procurement. On procurement, may I be presumptive and give him a…”
Watch from 4:10:41
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