Biography
Lord Mendoza made a speech contribution during the Employment Rights Bill debate on 5 June 2025, in which he supported an amendment by Lord Faulkner of Worcester. While his remarks focused primarily on heritage sector workforce challenges and the difficulty of encouraging young people to pursue heritage trades, the speech does not contain substantive engagement with learning disability and autism issues.
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“My Lords, I also support the amendment proposed by the noble Lord, Lord Faulkner of Worcester. I have been pre-declared by my noble friend Lord Parkinson as the chairman of Historic England, but I am glad to see that we also have the chairman of English Heritage, the noble Lord, Lord Lemos, here on the other side.”
Record by topic
- Learning disability & autism756th of 8992.0
Related media coverage
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- New SEND school in Petersham completesouthlondon.co.uk