Charles Walker condemns the bill as giving "central Government far too much control over the destination of lottery money".  read more »

Charles Walker calls for the National Lottery to be independent of Government interference.  read more »

During the debate on the National Lottery Bill, whilst the Minister of Sport (Richard Caborn) is highlighting lottery-funded projects around the country, Charles Walker calls for him to recall any lottery-funded projects in Broxbourne.  read more »

Charles Walker condemns the Government for using lottery money to top up spending that should be central Government expenditure.  read more »

Charles Walker calls for fairness and more notice to be given to temporary workers who are brought in to replace mothers on maternity leave.  read more »

During the debate on the Work and Families Bill, Charles Walker clarifies an issue regarding the number of statutory days holiday provided by employers.  read more »

Charles Walker calls for a diverse energy supply based on a robust and resilient domestic capability.  read more »

Later in the debate on the Animal Welfare Bill, Charles Walker raises the difficulties of tracing owners of abandoned animals in order to prosecute.  read more »

During a debate on the Animal Welfare Bill, Charles Walker raises issues relating a ban on tail docking for dogs.  read more »

During a debate on Police Restructuring, Charles Walker asks why the rush?  read more »