Dan Jarvis MP: Climate Timeline
Dan Jarvis is the Labour MP for Barnsley North.
We have identified 30 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2011 in which Dan Jarvis could have voted.
Dan Jarvis is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 22
- Against: 1
- Did not vote: 7
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Dan Jarvis's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Dan Jarvis in the last 90 days
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10 Sep 2026: Parliamentary Speech
Climate change brings an increased risk of severe weather. We are learning from the summer droughts and planning for what will likely be a challenging winter. As I saw when I visited the hon. Member?s St Ives constituency back in January, extreme weather can cause disruption to the essential services that we all rely on. We are working to make public infrastructure, such as telecoms, more resilient. We will also launch a public awareness campaign this year, so that people know the small but important steps they can take to be ready for emergencies such as severe weather.
Full debate: Severe Weather Incidents
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10 Sep 2026: Parliamentary Speech
I completely recognise the importance of the point that the hon. Lady has made; she has made it previously. The Government have established and tested response protocols in place for all severe weather events. The impact of each is often very different based on different factors, but I give her an assurance of the seriousness with which we take these issues. We are working across Government to ensure that our response is proportionate to the nature of the threat we face from climate change.
Full debate: Topical Questions
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30 Jun 2026: Parliamentary Speech
We have made some difficult but necessary decisions to fund this, but our fiscal rules have been upheld and day-to-day spending on frontline services has been protected. All Departments were asked to contribute 1% of their capital budgets from this year, while those with larger resources—the Department for Transport with its roads budget, and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero—were asked to make further contributions. Full details are set out today in a written ministerial statement. To reinforce that additional investment, this Labour Government are announcing a new £50 billion defence export facility to support British defence firms in winning contracts across the globe.
Full debate: Defence Investment Plan