In Parliament

Harriett Baldwin welcomes the announcement that Ukrainian refugees with passports can apply for UK visas online and urges the Government to set up a hub, in the UK, so that refugees with relatives here can come on provisional visas and check their biometrics here.

On International Women’s Day Harriett Baldwin MP makes a plea to the women of Russia to urge their soldiers to leave Ukraine.

Harriett Baldwin calls for a debate on Malvern Hills College which has not reopened since the pandemic and whose owner, Warwickshire College Group, is refusing mediation.

Harriett Baldwin welcomes the new trade deals but calls on the Government to focus on increasing access for financial services firms and financial services, which is our biggest export sector. 

Harriett Baldwin calls on the PM to ensure that the global learning crisis is high on the agenda at this year’s Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting and encourage every leader in the Commonwealth to sign up to the Kenyatta declaration on education.

Harriett Baldwin encourages families who are struggling with the cost of living to contact Citizens Advice or the local council to apply for a grant from the Household Support Fund.

Harriett Baldwin highlights the success of the “Get Boosted Now” programme as the fatality rate has reduced from 14 in every 1,000 to about 10 times lower.

Speaking in a debate on global vaccine access, Harriett Baldwin highlights the motion unanimously agreed by the Inter-Parliamentary Union to work with national Governments to eliminate all export restrictions and trade barriers on covid-19 vaccines as we will not be safe until everyone in the world has been vaccinated.

Following the Government response to an Urgent Question on the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, Harriett Baldwin raises concerns about the concurrent learning crisis in the country and calls on the UK Government to ensure that teachers are getting paid so that schools can reopen.