Emma Foody

Emma Foody

Labour (Co-op) — Cramlington and Killingworth

Speaking in the House of Commons on 13 March 2025

Debate

Business of the House

Contribution

In my 2025 Cramlington and Killingworth priorities survey, residents consistently raised antisocial behaviour and off-road bikes. The measures in the Crime and Policing Bill will send a strong message that this behaviour will no longer be tolerated, but can we have a debate on the action this Government are taking to tackle the issue and ensure that the police have the powers and resources they need to remove these menacing bikes from our streets?

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