Debates between Boris Johnson and William Wragg during the 2017-2019 Parliament

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Boris Johnson and William Wragg
Wednesday 30th October 2019

(4 years, 6 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Boris Johnson Portrait The Prime Minister
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I might ask the hon. Lady how she can justify this country spending another £1 billion per month on delaying our exit from the European Union, which is what she voted for.

I remind the hon. Lady that, under this Government, we are spending £225 million more per year on policing in London than was the case when I was Mayor of London. She might ask her friend the Mayor of London what he is doing with that money and why he cannot do better. Frankly, his record on policing in London is utterly shameful. She should be holding him to account.

William Wragg Portrait Mr William Wragg (Hazel Grove) (Con)
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Q13. I welcome the significant additional investment in Stockport schools, thanks to the Prime Minister’s work. Will my right hon. Friend the Prime Minister congratulate the excellent schools in my constituency and pledge further resources so that they can continue to deliver an excellent education for our young people?

Boris Johnson Portrait The Prime Minister
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I am very happy to congratulate Warren Wood and Norbury Hall schools. I believe that Norbury Hall is my hon. Friend’s alma mater. I confirm what I think he and the whole House know: those schools and every other school in the country are getting £14 billion more to level up funding for every pupil. That is possible because of the policies pursued by our one nation Conservative Government. It would be ruined by the Labour Opposition.

Priorities for Government

Debate between Boris Johnson and William Wragg
Thursday 25th July 2019

(4 years, 9 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Boris Johnson Portrait The Prime Minister
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The answer is that the spending commitments so far are really rather modest, and they can be amply financed by the strength of the UK economy, which the Labour party would jeopardise through its retrograde policies.

William Wragg Portrait Mr William Wragg (Hazel Grove) (Con)
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Will schools get some of that welcome extra cash in this financial year or must they wait until the next year?

Boris Johnson Portrait The Prime Minister
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It is my intention for schools to get that extra cash as fast as it can be humanly expedited.