Sadik Al-Hassan MP: Climate Timeline
Sadik Al-Hassan is the Labour MP for North Somerset.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Sadik Al-Hassan could have voted.
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Sadik Al-Hassan's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Sadik Al-Hassan in the last 90 days
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14 Sep 2026: Parliamentary Speech
Water is an essential utility, but as we saw this summer, the failure of these companies is already compounding the impact of climate change and drought. We had one of the wettest springs on record, yet the companies have failed to invest in reservoirs, such as in Barrow Gurney in my constituency, that are needed to capture one of the most valuable resources. Reservoirs in the south-west, which should be central to how we store and manage water, have suffered from years of under-investment, neglected by companies that are more focused on returns than resilience.
Full debate: Water Sector: Public Ownership
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8 Jul 2026: Parliamentary Speech
Declares that the community of Long Ashton in North Somerset is significantly underserved by public transport infrastructure; further declares that the area is set to become home to a £1.25 billion healthtech campus which will bring substantial employment, economic growth, and inward investment to the region; further declares that the absence of a railway station serving this community places an unacceptable burden on residents who currently have no viable rail connection to Bristol and beyond; further declares that the provision of a new station in Long Ashton would reduce car dependency, ease congestion on local roads, support the region’s net zero ambitions, and ensure that the economic benefits of the incoming healthtech campus are accessible to a wide range of workers and residents; and further declares that failure to invest in this infrastructure risks undermining the full economic potential of one of the most significant development projects in the West of England.
Full debate: Railway Station in Long Ashton