foy

[foi]

noun

1. Chiefly Scot.,  a farewell gift, feast, or drink.

2. faith.

Example Sentences

Labour's Mary Kelly Foy told MPs: "I popped out for a banana earlier on and, when I came back in, things had changed again. So I'm even more unclear on what I'm voting on."

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Labour MP Mary Foy has referred herself to Parliament's standards watchdog after lobbying on behalf of a trade union run by her partner.

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Foy introduced two campaigns in Parliament about the FBU and also received a £2,000 donation from the union in August 2024.

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Foy told the BBC: "I've contacted the standards commissioner to ensure all of my work is recorded in line with the rules - as any MP would."

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Foy has introduced two Early Day Motions about firefighters in the House of Commons - one in November 2022 about pay increases, and a second in November 2023 about protecting them from toxic contaminants which can cause cancer.

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