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Alex Norris
PartyLabour (Co-op)
GenderMale
Financial interests
Gifts, benefits and hospitality from UK sources
Ticket and hospitality to Nottingham Forest vs. Brighton fixture at the City Ground
Payer Nottingham Forest Football Club
Value £250
Date 28/11/2025
Ticket and hospitality for Nottingham Forest vs Manchester United
Payer Nottingham Forest Football Club
Value £250
Date 28/11/2025
Miscellaneous
Chair of Governors at Rosslyn Park Primary & Nursery School in Nottingham. This is an unpaid position.
Date 13/04/2023
Data source: UK Parliament Register of Members Financial Interests. These are inbound declarations (interests) — distinct from outbound taxpayer expenses.
Parliamentary activity
Recent speeches
· Commons Chamber
I am really sorry, but I cannot. On Shabir Ahmed, my hon. Friends the Members for Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton (Jim McMahon) and for Rochdale (Paul Waugh) made really important points. They heard me say it last Monday, and they will hear me say…
View full debate context for Immigration and Asylum Bill· Commons Chamber
I am afraid not. My hon. Friend the Member for Walthamstow mentioned core protection. It is right that we simplify the protection status in this country and put into statute what we put into the immigration rules in the spring. I say to those who are…
View full debate context for Immigration and Asylum Bill· Commons Chamber
Houses in multiple occupation have always been a part of providing refuge for people with mental health issues, people fleeing domestic abuse and those in many other circumstances. Use of them can be right. We want to find the right balance and ensure, t…
View full debate context for Immigration and Asylum Bill· Commons Chamber
You are not alone in that assessment, Madam Deputy Speaker—you are not alone! It is a privilege to close this debate. Today the House is going through the collective trauma of the loss—the murder—of one of our former Members, Ann Widdecombe. During th…
View full debate context for Immigration and Asylum Bill· Commons Chamber
I think and talk about the Cladhan hotel a lot, because we are resolute about closing that hotel, but I appreciate that my hon. Friend’s constituents, and others, would not feel much better if they thought that those bed spaces were just being provided i…
View full debate context for Topical Questions· Commons Chamber
I am grateful for that question and the spirit in which the right hon. Gentleman asked it. I recognise his advocacy in helping us to understand that it was the wrong thing in the wrong place, but I know that that is now followed by misinformation—it is n…
View full debate context for Topical Questions· Commons Chamber
Like many right hon. and hon. Members, I have fond memories, in both childhood and adulthood, of Blackpool. I am glad to see the Metropole back on the journey to its proper purpose, because I know that it is a crucial part of the golden mile. I am not su…
View full debate context for Topical Questions· Commons Chamber
We recognise that threat—we monitor hundreds of protests a year. In a democracy, people have to be able to make their case, but that should never tip into harassment, abuse or the type of disruption that the hon. Gentleman talks about. Our job is first t…
View full debate context for Topical Questions· Commons Chamber
I agree with my hon. Friend. He will know that we suspended family reunion, but as we set out in our White Paper over a year ago, we believe that reform of the family routes system more generally is overdue. We will be introducing a new family policy tha…
View full debate context for Topical Questions· Commons Chamber
The ECHR provides important protection both for ourselves and for those who are abroad. We have been clear that we inherited a system without order or control, and we are restoring that order and control to the system. Part of that involves the reform of…
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Recent votes
- Voted No
Public Office (Accountability) Bill
· 104 Ayes, 412 Noes
- Voted No
Public Office (Accountability) Bill
· 102 Ayes, 409 Noes
- Voted No
Public Office (Accountability) Bill
· 93 Ayes, 323 Noes
- Voted Aye
Immigration and Asylum Bill
· 264 Ayes, 90 Noes
- Voted No
Immigration and Asylum Bill
· 97 Ayes, 358 Noes
- Voted Aye
Town and Country Planning
· 283 Ayes, 182 Noes
- Voted Aye
Health and Safety
· 317 Ayes, 103 Noes
- Voted Aye
Education
· 369 Ayes, 102 Noes
- Voted Aye
National Security (State Threats) Bill
· 394 Ayes, 85 Noes
- Voted Aye
Deferred Division
· 318 Ayes, 107 Noes
Recent written questions
Asylum: MOD Bicester
Answered by Home Office ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what assessment her Department has made of the potential impact of proposals to accommodate asylum seekers at MoD Bicester on access to and use of nearby community facilities, including those used by
A: No decision has been made in respect of the use of MoD Bicester for asylum accommodation. Suitability assessments are ongoing and will consider a range of factors including safety, security, operational deliverability, planning requirements, and the impac...
Strategic Migration Partnerships: Finance
Answered by Home Office ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what activities does the grant funding to the Strategic Migration Partnerships support.
A: The Home Office funds each Strategic Migration Partnership (SMP) to deliver outcomes set out in the Grant Agreement and Memorandum of Understanding, including Asylum, Resettlement, the National Transfer Scheme (NTS), ESOL, and Adult Mental Health Support.
Independent Immigration Appeals Authority: Operating Costs
Answered by Home Office ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what estimate she has made of the annual cost of establishing and operating the Independent Immigration Appeals Authority.
A: As set out in the published Impact Assessment accompanying the Immigration and Asylum Bill, detailed plans including costs for the new authority are currently being developed. Further information will be shared in due course
Offenders: Deportation
Answered by Home Office ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, with reference to clause 20 of the Immigration and Asylum Bill, what assessment she has made of the potential impact of the proposed exceptional circumstances to deportation on the level of incentives
A: We have published an impact assessment of the Immigration and Asylum Bill. Clause 20 clarifies Parliament’s view of how Article 8 ECHR rights should be balanced with the public interest in immigration control and deportations of foreign criminals. Foreign...
Independent Immigration Appeals Authority
Answered by Home Office ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, with reference to Clause 9 of the Immigration and Asylum Bill, what estimate she has made of the proportion of applicants who will have claims determined through the expedited claims process.
A: Clause 9 provides the Home Secretary with powers to set statutory timeframes for appeals and request expedition in certain cases, although the IIAA retains the final decision. The number and categories of cases subject to these statutory timeframes are ye...
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