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Helen Maguire
Member of Parliament · Liberal Democrat
Transcripts of what Helen Maguire 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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Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 15 July 2026
Accountability gaps, austerity and Labour’s regulatory stance
“I'll be talking about in a moment about Surrey, which does have a waste site and unfortunately we have some very similar issues. So I do hope she understands that this is something that is national and not just in…”
Watch from 15:56Landfill and recycling sites: community health, enforcement and waste strategy
“Thank you. It's an absolute pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Dr. Morrison, and I thank the honorable member for Blackpool North and Fleetwood for securing this very important debate. And I must emphasize that this is a nationwide issue.…”
Watch from 56:36
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 14 July 2026
Backbench MPs: buildings, retrofitting and long‑term adaptation
“She highlighted a point that my constituents are experiencing in Epsom and Ewell, which is infrastructure, and they have faced repeated cancellations and delays to their trains if they commute into London. So that's affecting their livelihoods, it's affecting businesses.…”
Watch from 53:05
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 9 July 2026
Helen Maguire (Lib Dem): Susan’s wider legacy and imaging shortcomings
“Thank you, and it's an absolute pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mrs. Hubhouse, and I thank my honourable friend the member for Horsham for leading this really important debate on Government support for Lobular Moon Shot Project. I want…”
Watch from 2:13:00Helen Maguire: Liberal Democrat support and demand for £20m commitment
“This would have reduced the risk of it metastasizing and ultimately claiming her life. Susan also only received generic breast cancer treatment, as there is currently no specialized treatment for lobular breast cancer. Susan underwent eight systemic treatments over the…”
Watch from 2:17:03Health Minister Kinnock: open competition vs ring‑fenced funding
“Thanks minister. He's thankfully clarified some of the questions that I was just going to ask, but so the minister says that he's necessarily not necessarily looking to ring-fence the 20 million, but he did mention that we're waiting for…”
Watch from 2:41:26
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 8 July 2026
Victoria Collins: Liberal Democrat AI vision and safeguards
“Briefly, yes. I'm grateful to the honorable friend for giving way because on the demise of society, AI can fuel the threat of disinformation, which can inflame tension and distort debate, and which we've witnessed personally in Epsom and Ewell.…”
Watch from 1:01:32
House of Commons · House of Commons · 8 July 2026
Mobilising society for war: NATO, reserves and national conversation
“He highlights the dangers that we're threatened with at the moment with Putin on our continent and the desperate need for us to rearm and to rearm quickly so that we've got the right warfighting equipment. And I think just…”
Watch from 3:42:36Backbench debate: NHS corridor care: opening case
“If the honorable lady will give way, because in my constituency of Epsom and Ewell, we've had many people who've written in experiencing corridor care and just really experiencing that loss of dignity when they've been experiencing loss of care,…”
Watch from 5:16:01
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 7 July 2026
Lib Dem spokesperson: levy, Kempton, welfare and gambling
“Thank you, and it's an absolute pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms. Harris. And I thank the honorable and gallant member for Spelthorne for securing this important and timely debate. And I refer members to my register of interest…”
Watch from 52:41
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