Adjournment debate on Wednesday, 29 March 2006, in the House of Commons, led by Jeff Ennis. The answering member was Alun Michael.

Brick Industry

Westminster Hall adjournment debate on the future of the brick industry.

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Type: Parliamentary proceeding
Reference: 444 c273-80WH
Session: 2005-06
Department: Department of Trade and Industry
Chamber / Committee: Westminster Hall
Proceeding contributions: Jeff Ennis | 444 c273-5WH (Link to this contribution) The stimulus for this important debate was my recent visit to the Carlton brickworks in Grimethorpe ...; Jeff Ennis | 444 c275-6WH (Link to this contribution) : I thank my hon. Friend for making those salient points. I hope that the Minister was listening bec...; David Leslie Taylor | 444 c275WH (Link to this contribution) Ibstock village is right next to my village. We are a major construction products constituency. As m...; David Leslie Taylor | 444 c277WH (Link to this contribution) : The Minister will be aware that there were pre-existing trends in the brick industry that were not...; Alun Michael | 444 c277WH (Link to this contribution) : It is a pleasure to speak under your chairmanship, Mr. Benton, which is benign but strict, as ever...; Alun Michael | 444 c277-8WH (Link to this contribution) : My hon. Friend is right. That was the underlying theme of the opening remarks of my hon. Friend th...; Jeff Ennis | 444 c278WH (Link to this contribution) : The energy review is very important. The consultation will end midway through next month, if my me...; Alun Michael | 444 c278-80WH (Link to this contribution) : My point was that we need to look objectively and afresh at all sources of energy to get balanced ...
Subjects: Costs Energy supply EU action Manufacturing industries Natural gas Bricks
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Brick Industry

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