Charles Maynard MP: Climate-Related Speeches In Parliament
Charles Maynard is the Liberal Democrat MP for Witney.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Charles Maynard could have voted.
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Charles Maynard's Speeches In Parliament Related to Climate
We've found 3 Parliamentary debates in which Charles Maynard has spoken about climate-related matters.
Here are the relevant sections of their speeches.
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24 Jun 2026: Taxation (Energy and Vehicles)
The VED holiday saves a typical operator about £600 a vehicle. We welcome every penny of that, but against a fuel cost shock that is adding £1 billion a year to the industry’s cost base, it is by the Government’s own figures a quarter of the problem. Many operators will burn through that saving in a matter of weeks at the pump. What the sector needs alongside this is a serious long-term plan on fuel duty RPI indexation, which threatens to push costs higher again next April, on driver recruitment and retention, where the shortage remains acute, and on the transition to cleaner vehicles, where smaller operators have been left without a credible path to decarbonisation. We will support this measure through Parliament because the people driving these lorries deserve the relief now, not after another round of consultations.
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17 Nov 2025: Small Modular Nuclear Reactor Power Station: Wylfa
The Liberal Democrats are pleased to see SMRs coming forward as part of a mix of cost-effective and safe decarbonised power generation, but will the Government please confirm that they will also maintain focus on boosting wind and solar power generation in order to bring down everyone’s energy bills? My hon. Friend the Member for Thornbury and Yate (Claire Young) has been working closely with constituents who will now be disappointed that the alternative site of Oldbury has not gone forward, so can the Minister clarify what the future is for that site?
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27 Nov 2024: Rail Connectivity: Oxfordshire
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Well said—I very much agree. Following on from that, transport is one of the hardest nuts to crack in that decarbonisation agenda. Without a large-scale mass public transport solution, we are not going to get there. That is at the core of Oxfordshire county council’s strategy and this would help to deliver it, just as my hon. Friend’s project would in his constituency.
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