Rupert Lowe

Amendment 52 to Northern Ireland Troubles Bill

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 19 October 2026

Special educational needs and disabilities provision (No. 2)

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 14 October 2026

That this House recognises the urgent need for comprehensive reform of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provision; believes that every child deserves the right support, in the right environment, at the right time; acknowledges that children have different educational needs and abilities and that not every difference in behaviour, personality or learning requires a medical diagnosis; calls for earlier identification of additional needs, timely assessments and appropriate educational support without requiring children to obtain a medical diagnosis unnecessarily; urges an independent review of diagnostic pathways and assessment standards, including evidence of overdiagnosis, underdiagnosis and misdiagnosis; supports the expansion of vocational, technical and practical education, including engineering, construction, agriculture, mechanics and computing, alongside funded apprenticeships, supported internships and meaningful work experience; further calls for greater emphasis on physical education, competitive sport, outdoor learning and practical life skills; further urges an end to geographical inequalities in Education, Health and Care Plan provision through consistent national standards, timely delivery of statutory support and increased communication with parents; further supports increased investment in specialist schools, specialist units within mainstream schools, SEND training, classroom resources, and support for teachers; further recognises the importance of parental involvement and responsibility in children's education and development; and also calls on the Government to deliver an education system that recognises individual abilities, prepares young people for employment and independent living, and ensures that children with genuine disabilities and additional needs, with their parents, receive appropriate specialist support in a timely manner.

Right to peaceful protest against illegal immigration

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 7 September 2026

That this House recognises the fundamental democratic right of British citizens to engage in peaceful protest; acknowledges the legitimate public concern regarding illegal migration and the arrival of people in the United Kingdom through unlawful Channel crossings; believes that citizens must be free to express opposition to the Government’s immigration and border policies without being dismissed, insulted or unfairly characterised for doing so; affirms that peaceful protest must remain protected irrespective of whether those in positions of political authority agree with its message; further recognises the particular impact of illegal Channel crossings and associated disruption upon British communities; and calls on His Majesty’s Government to restore effective control of the United Kingdom’s borders, enforce immigration law and ensure that those with no lawful right to remain in the United Kingdom are removed.

Norfolk County Council Elections in May 2026

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 18 December 2025

That this House notes the importance of free, fair and timely local elections as a cornerstone of democratic accountability; recognises that Norfolk County Council elections are scheduled to take place in May 2026; further recognises the particular importance of these elections for residents in Great Yarmouth, including in relation to local services, transport, social care, coastal management, housing and community safety; believes that electors should have the opportunity to pass judgement on the performance of their local administration at the ballot box as planned; calls on the Government and all relevant authorities to ensure that the Norfolk County Council elections proceed on schedule in May 2026 without postponement; and further calls for any administrative, financial or legislative measures necessary to guarantee voter access, confidence in the process and the proper resourcing of electoral administration across Norfolk, including Great Yarmouth.

Tackling Islamist extremism

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 15 December 2025

That this House recognises the ongoing threat posed by Islamist extremists who seek to carry out terror attacks in the United Kingdom; notes that the UK’s border and immigration system faces sustained pressure from both legal and illegal migration routes, with significant challenges in monitoring and assessing high-risk individuals; believes that the Government must take urgent and comprehensive action to protect the public from those who pose a genuine security threat; calls on the Government to review and, where necessary, suspend visa routes from countries designated as high-risk for terrorism and extremist activity; further calls for the strengthening of powers to remove foreign nationals, or strip British citizenship from dual nationals and then remove, who are involved in, incite, or support extremist Islamist ideology that threatens public safety; supports measures to ensure that foreign individuals who have been convicted of terrorism-related offences, or who present a demonstrable national security risk, are excluded or removed from the UK; urges the Government to improve the identification, detention, and removal processes for those who enter the UK illegally and cannot be safely verified; also calls for heightened vigilance against domestic radicalisation, including stronger oversight of institutions where extremist ideology may be promoted; and further urges the Government to ensure that all necessary steps are taken to prevent, disrupt, and dismantle Islamist extremist networks and individuals who pose a threat to the safety and security of the British people.

Quantitative Easing (Prohibition) Bill

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 8 January 2025

A Bill to prohibit quantitative easing; to prohibit the Government from indemnifying any losses that may result from quantitative easing; and for connected purposes.