Macpherson Inquiry: Parliament

Mentions of the inquiry in parliamentary proceedings, drawn from Hansard, most recent first.

Written Question18 Nov 2025 · House of Lords
Non-crime Hate Incidents
Baroness Maclean of Redditch · Conservative → Home Office
To ask His Majesty's Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Hanson of Flint on 5 November (HL11264), what evidence they have that recording non-crime hate incidents has kept the public safe, and whether they will publish that evidence.
Home Office
The Home Office does not hold data on crime reduction attributable to the recording of non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs). These are not criminal offences; they are recorded by police forces as intelligence to help monitor patterns of behaviour and communit... Read full answer →
Written Question18 Nov 2025 · House of Lords
Non-crime Hate Incidents
Baroness Maclean of Redditch · Conservative → Home Office
To ask His Majesty's Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Hanson of Flint on 5 November (HL11264), what estimate they have made of crime reduction as a result of the recording of non-crime hate incidents.
Home Office
The Home Office does not hold data on crime reduction attributable to the recording of non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs). These are not criminal offences; they are recorded by police forces as intelligence to help monitor patterns of behaviour and communit... Read full answer →
Early Day Motion22 Jul 2025 · House of Commons
2025 Fèis Rois Cèilidh Trail and Scotland’s emerging traditional musicians
Mr Angus MacDonald · Liberal Democrat
That this House celebrates the launch of the 2025 Fèis Rois Cèilidh Trail, a flagship summer tour showcasing some of Scotland’s most talented young traditional musicians; notes that three dynamic bands will perform across 24 locations from the Highlands to the Borders and as far as France, bringing…
Early Day Motion1 Feb 2024 · House of Commons
Jay Abatan
Caroline Lucas · Green Party
That this House expresses concern that 25 years after Jay Abatan was killed in a racist attack in Brighton his murderers have still not been brought to justice; notes that Sussex police have apologised to Jay Abatan's family for the multiple failures in the way the investigation was conducted, as r…
Early Day Motion13 Apr 2021 · House of Commons
Report of the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities
Ms Diane Abbott · Labour
That this House notes that the publication of the report of the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities in March 2021 was met with immense disappointment and frustration by members of Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities across the country, and many racial justice organisations; is deeply…
Early Day Motion12 Sep 2018 · House of Commons
MARY BARBOUR AWARDS
Alison Thewliss · Scottish National Party
That this House congratulates the winners of 2018's Mary Barbour Awards; understands that the awards were established by Parkhead Housing Association to recognise the unique role that women have contributed to the city of Glasgow; recognises that many women in Glasgow have followed the example set …
Early Day Motion6 Jul 2018 · House of Commons
DEFINING ANTISEMITISM
Luciana Berger · Labour
That this House recognises that the Macpherson inquiry which followed the murder of Stephen Lawrence changed the way racism is perceived in Britain to a victim-led approach; believes that in order for victims or potential victims of racist abuse to have confidence in societal efforts to address dis…
Early Day Motion2 Nov 2016 · House of Commons
ARCHIE MACPHERSON AND THE GREAT SCOT LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Natalie McGarry · Independent
That this House congratulates Archie Macpherson on winning the Sunday Mail’s Great Scot Lifetime Achievement Award; notes that Mr Macpherson was born and raised in the Shettleston area of Glasgow, worked as a teacher before joining the BBC in 1969 and has worked for STV, Eurosport, Setanta Sports, …