Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Andrew Bennett (Labour), on Tuesday, 29 June 1999, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 5 members in total.

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KINGSWATER/WATERSIDE PARK, AUDENSHAW

That this House is appalled at the decision of Tameside MBC to go for compulsory purchase orders on Denton and Fairfield golf courses in order to further North West Water plc's plans to build a business park on the land; notes that a compulsory purchase order can only mean that Arrowcroft, the developers, consider that the scheme now before the public inquiry is not viable on its own and their long-term plans are to cover all the land now used for golf courses with buildings; and now calls on North West Water to abandon all development on this site and to support the Government's plans for a renaissance of Britain's cities by ensuring that new high-tech jobs are attracted onto brownfield sites in Tameside and East Manchester.

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Secondary information

Type

Early day motion

Reference

771 

Session

1998-99

Subjects

Compulsory purchase Industrial development Water companies North West Water Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

Link

View this Early day motion on www.parliament.uk