Who is responsible for unclaimed farm animals found at the roadside which require veterinary assistance [HL 850].

Who is responsible for unclaimed farm animals found at the roadside which require veterinary assistance [HL 850].

Whether it is acceptable to park vehicles on the public highway with the purpose of advertising them for sale; and whether the law is sufficient to prevent this practice. [HL 952].

Whether it is acceptable to park vehicles on the public highway with the purpose of advertising them for sale; and whether the law is sufficient to prevent this practice. [HL 952].

Whether badger carcasses collected and tested as part of the road traffic accident survey have tested positive or negative for tuberculosis. [HL 440]. - Inc table.

Whether badger carcasses collected and tested as part of the road traffic accident survey have tested positive or negative for tuberculosis. [HL 440]. - Inc table.

How many badgers killed on the roads have been examined since the start of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs project in this area; and how many animals have been found to be infected with bovine tuberculosis in which regions. [HL 301]. - Inc table.

How many badgers killed on the roads have been examined since the start of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs project in this area; and how many animals have been found to be infected with bovine tuberculosis in which regions. [HL 301]. - Inc table.

Lords debate on unstarred question on what the policy of Her Majesty's Government is with regard to the use of mechanically propelled vehicles on byways open to all traffic.

Lords debate on unstarred question on what the policy of Her Majesty's Government is with regard to the use of mechanically propelled vehicles on byways open to all traffic.

What is the incidence of tuberculosis in the badger carcasses which have been collected and tested as part of the road traffic accident survey in Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire. [HL 4931]. - Inc no figures.

What is the incidence of tuberculosis in the badger carcasses which have been collected and tested as part of the road traffic accident survey in Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire. [HL 4931]. - Inc no figures.

Whether any record is kept of the number of badgers killed on British roads; and whether they consider that badgers are a danger to road safety and, potentially, to the occupants of vehicles. [HL 4612]. - Inc no figures.

Whether any record is kept of the number of badgers killed on British roads; and whether they consider that badgers are a danger to road safety and, potentially, to the occupants of vehicles. [HL 4612]. - Inc no figures.

Why they have disclosed that deer and badger carcasses in the Furness Peninsula Road Traffic Accident Survey were negative for bovine tuberculosis but have not disclosed the results from Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire; and whether the majority of the carcasses from those areas other than Furness...

Why they have disclosed that deer and badger carcasses in the Furness Peninsula Road Traffic Accident Survey were negative for bovine tuberculosis but have not disclosed the results from Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire; and whether the majority of the carcasses from those areas other than Furness...

How many badger carcasses have been collected by, or handed into, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' Wildlife Units in (a) Cornwall; (b) Devon; (c) Dorset; (d) Gloucestershire; (e) Herefordshire; (f) Worcestershire; and (g) Shropshire; and how many of the badger carcasses that have been collected, by or...

How many badger carcasses have been collected by, or handed into, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' Wildlife Units in (a) Cornwall; (b) Devon; (c) Dorset; (d) Gloucestershire; (e) Herefordshire; (f) Worcestershire; and (g) Shropshire; and how many of the badger carcasses that have been collected, by or...

How many badger carcasses have been collected in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' survey of badger and deer carcasses in the Furness peninsular, Cumbria; and what was the result of the tuberculosis testing on these carcasses. [HL 3836]. - Including figures.

How many badger carcasses have been collected in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' survey of badger and deer carcasses in the Furness peninsular, Cumbria; and what was the result of the tuberculosis testing on these carcasses. [HL 3836]. - Including figures.

How many badger and deer carcasses are collected from the roadside and tested by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' Wildlife Unit [HL 3393]. - Inc figures.

How many badger and deer carcasses are collected from the roadside and tested by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' Wildlife Unit [HL 3393]. - Inc figures.

Whether the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs's Wildlife Unit collect badger and deer carcasses from the roadside for tuberculosis testing in all regions of the United Kingdom; and, if not, in which regions removal of such wildlife carcasses is the responsibility of the highways agencies alone. [HL 3392].

Whether the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs's Wildlife Unit collect badger and deer carcasses from the roadside for tuberculosis testing in all regions of the United Kingdom; and, if not, in which regions removal of such wildlife carcasses is the responsibility of the highways agencies alone. [HL 3392].

What guidance they give for the treatment of wildlife carcasses collected by highways agencies. [HL 3394].

What guidance they give for the treatment of wildlife carcasses collected by highways agencies. [HL 3394].

What pesticides are being used for weeds around roads and railways now that atrazine has been withdrawn [HL 2692].

What pesticides are being used for weeds around roads and railways now that atrazine has been withdrawn [HL 2692].

Whether they plan to curb the proliferation of litter caused by the placing of unsolicited advertising material under the windscreen wipers of parked cars; and whether this practice constitutes a threat to road safety. [HL 3632].

Whether they plan to curb the proliferation of litter caused by the placing of unsolicited advertising material under the windscreen wipers of parked cars; and whether this practice constitutes a threat to road safety. [HL 3632].

What arrangements they have in place for the collection and disposal of (a) infected badger carcasses, and (b) wild animals killed on roads. [HL 2695].

What arrangements they have in place for the collection and disposal of (a) infected badger carcasses, and (b) wild animals killed on roads. [HL 2695].

How many experimental traffic regulation orders have been issued for byways open to all traffic and unclassified roads in the past 12 months. [HL 2489]. - Not held centrally and disproportionate cost.

How many experimental traffic regulation orders have been issued for byways open to all traffic and unclassified roads in the past 12 months. [HL 2489]. - Not held centrally and disproportionate cost.

What steps they intend to take to reduce the amount of litter on the roads in the United Kingdom [HL 4180].

What steps they intend to take to reduce the amount of litter on the roads in the United Kingdom [HL 4180].

Whether they consider the quantity of litter on England's roads to be excessive; and, if so, what action they propose to take.

Whether they consider the quantity of litter on England's roads to be excessive; and, if so, what action they propose to take.

Whether, as processed incinerator bottom ash is used as an aggregate substitute for road base, they have now concluded that this process can be classified as 'recycling' in the same way as the similar use of crushed glass cullet (CGC) is so classified. [HL 1931].

Whether, as processed incinerator bottom ash is used as an aggregate substitute for road base, they have now concluded that this process can be classified as 'recycling' in the same way as the similar use of crushed glass cullet (CGC) is so classified. [HL 1931].