United Kingdom parliament
Bayo Alaba
Member of Parliament · Labour
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Culture, Media and Sport Committee · House of Commons · 2 September 2026
Local and regional live music strategies: role of councils and data
“Thank you, Chair. I'd like to obviously declare sort of my interest. I come from the industry. I used to sort of own grassroots music venues and program independent festivals as well. Lord Brennan, I wanted to start with supporting…”
Watch from 10:05Local and regional live music strategies: role of councils and data
“Thank you. I mean, that just takes us to our sort of next point. So you mentioned about local authorities. We know how hard it is for them to sort of deliver, how challenging it is for them to deliver…”
Watch from 12:10Local and regional live music strategies: role of councils and data
“Thank you. So in terms of sort of regional authorities, do you feel that they sort of have the powers to support and deliver sort of the ambitions of a fan of the fan-led review?”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 16 July 2026
Transport Questions: e-bikes, buses and rail
“Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My constituents regularly find themselves stuck in standstill traffic as a result of Rochford's strong local business businesses and huge potential for growth, this is a real issue. What support can the minister provide rural and…”
Watch from 39:08Sir David Amess Summer Adjournment Debate: Constituency priorities
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. I'm deeply honored to have the opportunity to speak here in this Sir David Amess debate. Sir David's life was defined by public service over 24 years of which he spent representing the constituency of…”
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