Economic Growth (15 May 2013)
Angie Bray: Does my hon. Friend agree that it is essential for us to get the message across that only under a Conservative Government will the country have an EU referendum, and that the referendum will come after we have renegotiated our terms of membership with the EU? That is vital if we are to give people a proper choice and present them with the best options. The draft Bill that was published...

Home Affairs (9 May 2013)
Angie Bray: It is a pleasure to be called to speak and to join other hon. Members in debating the contents of yesterday’s Gracious Speech by Her Majesty. It sets out a refreshed programme for government that will build on the strong and effective progress we have already made. It outlines measures to do more to keep our communities safe and secure, while promising to help deliver more for people...

Home Affairs (9 May 2013)
Angie Bray: Is the right hon. Gentleman saying that we should simply forget about the cost of all that welfare? A lot of taxpayers-hard-pressed, as we all are at the moment-want us to think carefully about those costs, particularly when the money is going out of this country to children who have never been here.

Business of the House: Rehabilitation of Offenders (9 May 2013)
Angie Bray: I welcome the measures announced by my right hon. Friend to help young offenders. Does he agree that we can provide help through smaller charitable and voluntary organisations, such as Action Acton in my constituency, which does excellent work? Does he also recognise that some smaller organisations find that waiting a long time for payment by results stretches their resources to breaking point?