Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor George Gardiner (Conservative), on Tuesday, 1 March 1994, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 8 members in total.
REDHILL AERODROME
That this House can see no national aviation interest that would be served by proposals to turn the grass airstrip at Redhill Aerodrome into a modern concrete runway capable of handling planes carrying up to 120 passengers, and to construct a terminal building, a conference hotel complex and a dedicated motorway link to the M23, in view of the close proximity of Gatwick and the near proximity of Heathrow international airports; and is concerned over the congestion and consequent danger that might arise in airspace over Surrey, Sussex and South and South-West London.
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- Early day motion
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- 712
- Session
- 1993-94
- Subjects
- Construction Airports Redhill Aerodrome Limited
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