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URLs from the April 2025 scrape, checked again on 7 September 2026.
April site text compared with the 21 September 2026 homepage fetch of https://patrickhurley.uk.0 sentences still present, 123 not found, 15 new.The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.
The snapshot lists 5 of 123 sentences that were not found. The rest are counted, not quoted here.
Before · April 2025
For example: - insulting or degrading or patronising language, including inappropriate banter or innuendo; - making serious malicious allegations that individuals have committed criminal, corrupt or perverse conduct without evidence; - any form of physical violence or threats of physical violence -
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Before · April 2025
Unreasonable demands and vexatious complaints Unacceptable demands may include: - Repeatedly demanding a response within an unreasonable timescale; - Insisting on speaking to, or refusing to speak to, a particular member of staff, when that is not possible; - Demanding repeated surgery appointments;
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Before · April 2025
Unacceptable or persistent levels of contact may include: - Repeated telephone calls over a short period, for example, a high number calls in one day or week; - Lengthy telephone calls repeating the same points; - High volumes of repetitive correspondence by email or post; - Unnecessarily or excessi
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Before · April 2025
Harassment Examples include: - recording telephone discussions and publishing the information online or via social media - contacting staff using their personal details or social media presence including Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn - publishing personal, sensitive or private information about staf
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Before · April 2025
Limiting contact may include: - Appointing a specific point of contact for the constituent; - Communicating only in writing or via a representative; - No longer making surgery appointments for a constituent; - Deciding not to proceed in a case when behaviour has been unacceptable; - Ending all conta
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New on the later homepage, not matched to a removed sentence
Patrick Hurley MP | MP for Southport 01704 617205 patrick.hurley.mp@parliament.uk Facebook X Instagram Facebook X Instagram Home News Contact me How I Can Help Contact Form Book an Appointment Acceptable Behaviour Policy In Parliament Parliamentary Activity APPGs Visit Parliament In Southport Local This sentence is only on the later homepage. No April sentence is matched to it. 21 September 2026 · https://patrickhurley.uk
Read More The impact assessment sets out why I cannot support the assisted dying bill by Patrick Hurley MP | September 9, 2026 | News , Parliament | 0 Comments The impact assessment sets out why I cannot support the assisted dying bill When the new assisted dying bill is brought before the House of This sentence is only on the later homepage. No April sentence is matched to it. 21 September 2026 · https://patrickhurley.uk
Read More Patrick Hurley MP calls for faster cancer treatment and urges awareness of warning signs by Aska Doherty | September 8, 2026 | Less Survivable Cancers APPG , News , Parliament | 0 Comments Patrick Hurley MP for Southport and the Northern Parishes has called for further action to bring down This sentence is only on the later homepage. No April sentence is matched to it. 21 September 2026 · https://patrickhurley.uk
The impact assessment sets out why I cannot support the assisted dying bill Sep 9, 2026 | News , Parliament The impact assessment sets out why I cannot support the assisted dying bill When the new assisted dying bill is brought before the House of Commons on Friday, MPs will again be asked to vote o This sentence is only on the later homepage. No April sentence is matched to it. 21 September 2026 · https://patrickhurley.uk
Patrick Hurley MP calls for faster cancer treatment and urges awareness of warning signs Sep 8, 2026 | Less Survivable Cancers APPG , News , Parliament Patrick Hurley MP for Southport and the Northern Parishes has called for further action to bring down cancer waiting times, while urging local peopl This sentence is only on the later homepage. No April sentence is matched to it. 21 September 2026 · https://patrickhurley.uk
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