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Mr Alan Robinson: Assembly records
All of Mr Alan Robinson’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
People have said to me that the year-long delays that my constituents have had to contend with would not have happened in Belfast, had a major, key corridor required work in this city. One has only to recall the route that takes many MLAs to their place of work at Stormont: the A2 Sydenham bypass. That was a £3·2…
I cannot speak highly enough of the good work of the North West Cancer Centre. Can the Minister detail to the House what plans there are to expand services at the centre?
An Enhanced Regional Eating Disorder Service That this Assembly recognises Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026 takes place from 23 February to 1 March; notes that the theme for this year’s awareness week is Community; acknowledges that as many as 37,500 people in Northern Ireland could have an eating disorder; notes…
Mr Robinson asked the Minister for Communities to outline any engagement that his Department has had with Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council and relevant owners to progress the redevelopment of key derelict and listed sites in Limavady town centre.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether resurfacing of the Clooney Road, Ballykelly, can be carried out beyond rush hour, to minimise the current traffic delays.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) any actions her Department is taking to have the footway and car parking bays reopened for public use following a fire on 30 May 2024 at Sweet Nightclub, Catherine Street, Limavady; and (ii) any discussions her Department has had with its owners.
Like others, I appreciate the motion that has been proposed today. All winter to date, just about every day, the evidence across social media and from the accounts of our constituents and medical staff has been that EDs are totally gridlocked, ambulance handovers are under exceptional and unprecedented pressure and…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on the submitted business case to construct a dedicated park and ride facility at Bellarena train halt.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail when the commemorative plate, commemorating the official opening of the platforms at Bellarena Train Station, will be cleaned and repaired.
To ask the Minister for Communities to outline any engagement his Department has had with Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, and relevant owners, to progress the redevelopment of key derelict and listed sites in Limavady town centre.
I thank the proposer of the motion. We should all be concerned that, more than six years after paediatric post-mortem services were outsourced, we still do not have a full, locally based service. I use the words "interim arrangements" loosely, because what was supposed to be a temporary solution has now become…
I thank the Minister for that response. The Minister is quite right: the Altnagelvin emergency department is now 40 years old, and it was designed to cater for around 35,000 patients back then. Does he believe that the reconfiguration of the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) is adding to the numbers attending…
Mr Robinson asked the Minister of Health to provide an update on what progress, if any, there has been on a new accident and emergency facility at Altnagelvin Hospital.
I cannot claim to have served with the late Mary Bradley. She served in the Assembly before my time, but, by all accounts, she was an incredibly hard worker, a very popular mayor, a grassroots, on-the-ground politician and a lady much loved and well liked in her former political party and across the political spectrum…
Thank you, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. We got there. We thank the signatories to the amendment. We will certainly support the amendment, and we very much value and welcome its inclusion today. It is important to say that we do not table motions to poke anyone in the eye or to play a game of one-upmanship. We table…
The date of 6 December is one that is ingrained in my mind, as it was a dark day in my childhood in 1982. However, it was an even darker day for so many other others. It was the date on which evil descended upon the village of Ballykelly, when republican terrorists decided that they would plant a bomb in the Droppin'…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) why the Northern Health and Social Care Trust have suspended JACE Medical ambulance services; (ii) why no written instructions have been provided by the Trust; and (iii) any replacement capacity there is in light of ongoing winter health service pressures.
I very much welcome the opportunity to speak on such an important issue. The Committee did a lot of good work in its inquiry, in gathering evidence and hearing powerful testimonies from patients, families, providers and others across the public sector and the independent health sector. That work helped to identify…
I thank the Member for his response. The behaviour that we saw in the Chamber on 10 November was unsavoury. Was it tasteless for MLAs in the Chamber to applaud such unsavoury behaviour? What advice will be given to Members going forward?
I thank the Minister for that response. What discussions has his Department had with the Department of Justice regarding the enforcement of firework regulations?
I thank the Minister for that response. Minister, building on the success of the recent Open, how confident are you that the Open will return to Royal Portrush? What work is under way to ensure that that happens?