In Parliament

Nus is one of the most active MPs in Parliament, standing up for Wealden, raising the issues that matter, such as the poor train performance, opposing Gatwick expansion and unreliable rural broadband connections.

Nus has spoken close to 100 times in Parliament in the last year, and receieved answers to 42 written questions - both well above average among MPs.

You can see Nus Ghani's speeches and appearances in Parliament here:

Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill ( 8 Jan 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: We have more than 60 colleagues hoping to get in, so I will implement a five-minute time limit.

Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill ( 8 Jan 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: I do not wish to set a time limit, so if colleagues keep their contributions nice and short and tight, we can try to get every

Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill ( 8 Jan 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: Order. We have a very long speaking list, so interventions must be short.

Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill ( 8 Jan 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.

Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill ( 8 Jan 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: I call the Chair of the Education Committee.

Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill ( 8 Jan 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: I call the shadow Secretary of State.

Road Safety ( 7 Jan 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: I call the Minister.

Road Safety ( 7 Jan 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: That was a very powerful speech. I call Amanda Martin to make the final Back-Bench contribution.

Road Safety ( 7 Jan 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: As a rural Member of Parliament, I tend to share the hon. Lady’s dreams.

Road Safety ( 7 Jan 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: To help the Minister prepare, we have three more very short Back-Bench contributions.