Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Bob Russell (Liberal Democrat), on Monday, 10 January 2005, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 47 members in total.
DISCOVERY OF ROMAN CHARIOT RACING STADIUM
That this House recognises the national importance of the discovery at Colchester of the remains of a Roman chariot racing stadium, the only known existence of such a circus in Britain; pays tribute to archaeologists from the Colchester Archaeological Trust who discovered the remains of what is believed to have been the largest building in Roman Britain; notes that the site is within an area of the former Colchester Garrison recently sold by the Ministry of Defence for housing; and calls on all with a responsibility for safeguarding our national heritage to take the necessary action to ensure that this unique ancient site is preserved for future generations to view.
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- 456
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- 2004-05
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- Archaeological sites Colchester Roman Empire
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