Campaign Responses

Graham receives many campaign emails from residents concerned about national issues. They are similar in content and so he publishes his responses on this website so you can see his position on each of them. You may also like to take a look at the relevant Government department’s website, where there is far more information on the many issues raised. You can find them here: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations

Graham aims to have his response to a new campaign up on the website within a week of receiving the first one.

If you are a resident and cannot see Graham’s reply to a campaign email you sent over a week ago, please let him know by writing to [email protected].

Please click on the relevant link below to view Graham’s response.

Stop Big Tech Profiting from Scam Ads

We must firmly tackle the criminal abuse of online advertising to promote scams, distribute malware and launch phishing attacks, and internet providers and social media platforms have a role to play in driving out fraudulent activity.

Compensating WASPI Women

After much dither, delay and further delays the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions gave a statement on 29th January 2026 reaffirming their decision to not compensate those impacted.

Nuclear Regulatory Review

While I understand concerns about habitat regulations and very much share a desire to protect nature, I believe nuclear power is vital to provide a cheap, reliable, and clean source of energy, and I welcome the work of John Fingleton and the Nuclear Regulatory Taskforce in outlin

The Animal Welfare Strategy

Let me be clear – there is no place in this country for animal cruelty, and I recognise the importance of ensuring that those who abuse animals are met with the full force of the law.

Game Shooting Industry

Game shooting brings vital income to rural communities and the land management for game shooting can bring significant benefits to the environment.

Proposals to ban under 16s from accessing social media

Thank you for taking the time to write to me about the proposals to ban under 16s from accessing social media.Parents, carers and grandparents across Beverley and Holderness keep telling me the same thing: something has gone badly wrong online, and children are paying the price.

Public Order Act 2023

The testing of products and medicines on animals has always been an emotive topic and one on which many people hold extremely strong views. Because of the national consensus that animals ought to be treated with dignity and respect, this is rightly an area that is heavily regulated.

Compensating WASPI Women

The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman concluded, after a six‑year investigation, that maladministration had caused injustice and that compensation is due. I respect the seriousness of that finding, and I understand the strength of feeling among those affected.

Planning and Infrastructure Bill – Lords Amendments 94 and 30

The Government’s Planning and Infrastructure Bill fails to strike the right balance between protecting nature and streamlining the planning process.When amendments 94 and 130 returned to the House of Commons on 13 November, in the form of Lords amendments 38 and 40, the Government put down motions t

Corridor Care

Hospitals across the country are facing serious challenges with capacity and bed space, and too many patients have been treated in corridors for significant periods of time.