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What studies he has commissioned to ascertain the reasons why retailers in small towns cease trading.
What studies he has commissioned to ascertain the reasons why retailers in small towns cease trading.
Supplementary business question on high street shops.
Supplementary business question on high street shops.
When the applications for Living over the Shop grant support was received for Clayton Street and High Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne; how many dwellings units are proposed for these projects; and when he expects to make a decision on them.
When the applications for Living over the Shop grant support was received for Clayton Street and High Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne; how many dwellings units are proposed for these projects; and when he expects to make a decision on them.
If he will ensure that the proposed business rate relief scheme for village shops will be available for shops in Wales in the near future.
If he will ensure that the proposed business rate relief scheme for village shops will be available for shops in Wales in the near future.
What estimate his Department has made of the average hourly rate of pay in food retailing in (a) Mid Glamorgan and (b) Wales; and what percentage these represent of the United Kingdom average. - Reliable estimates are not available.
What estimate his Department has made of the average hourly rate of pay in food retailing in (a) Mid Glamorgan and (b) Wales; and what percentage these represent of the United Kingdom average. - Reliable estimates are not available.
What was the average change in rateable values between 1990 and 1995 for (a) commercial and (b) industrial properties for each region in England. - Table given.
What was the average change in rateable values between 1990 and 1995 for (a) commercial and (b) industrial properties for each region in England. - Table given.
What guidelines his Department has issued to local valuation offices regarding the rateable value of security devices in small shops.
What guidelines his Department has issued to local valuation offices regarding the rateable value of security devices in small shops.
What is the average increase in rateable value for small shops caused by the installation of security equipment.
What is the average increase in rateable value for small shops caused by the installation of security equipment.
What estimate his Department has made of the hourly average rate of pay in manufacturing and food retailing in (a) the United Kingdom and (b) in each of the members of the European Union. - Includes ref to information in Library.
What estimate his Department has made of the hourly average rate of pay in manufacturing and food retailing in (a) the United Kingdom and (b) in each of the members of the European Union. - Includes ref to information in Library.
Pursuant to his Answer of 21st June, Official Report, columns 268-9W, if he will list the types of violence against retailers that has led to representations being made to him by Right honourable and honourable Members.
Pursuant to his Answer of 21st June, Official Report, columns 268-9W, if he will list the types of violence against retailers that has led to representations being made to him by Right honourable and honourable Members.
What was the number of statutory instruments dealing with food hygiene relating to (a) manufacturers' packers and processors, (b) retailers and (c) cooked food retailers during 1994 and for 1990 to the present. - Inc list and figs.
What was the number of statutory instruments dealing with food hygiene relating to (a) manufacturers' packers and processors, (b) retailers and (c) cooked food retailers during 1994 and for 1990 to the present. - Inc list and figs.
That this House expresses its concern about the proposed closure by the NatWest Bank of its branch at 805 Old Kent Road, in the constituency of Peckham; notes that the local community was not consulted about this important decision; notes that without the presence of the bank the small parade of shops will lose customers and close leaving the Tustin Estate of 2,000 residents without any local shops; notes that with the closure of the local post office many pensioners on the Tustin Estate depend on the bank to get their pension and without the bank would have to travel to Peckham High Street and travel back to their homes carrying cash, which would make them fearful of robbery; notes that Southwark Council and the local police are prepared to help with extra security to protect the bank from robberies; and calls on NatWest to consult the community and reconsider this ill-judged decision.
That this House expresses its concern about the proposed closure by the NatWest Bank of its branch at 805 Old Kent Road, in the constituency of Peckham; notes that the local community was not consulted about this important decision; notes that without the presence of the bank the small parade...
What plans he has to extend the Small Claims Court's powers to cover consumers whose health has been prejudiced by food retailers.
What plans he has to extend the Small Claims Court's powers to cover consumers whose health has been prejudiced by food retailers.
What assessment he has made of the dangers posed to retail staff by the introduction of the National Lottery as a result of the increased amounts of money changing hands; and what representations he has received on the subject.
What assessment he has made of the dangers posed to retail staff by the introduction of the National Lottery as a result of the increased amounts of money changing hands; and what representations he has received on the subject.
What guidance has been given by his Department to retail staff on reducing risk of assault by customers.
What guidance has been given by his Department to retail staff on reducing risk of assault by customers.
How many retail staff were (a) killed, (b) seriously injured as a result of attacks from customers and (c) physically assaulted by customers in each of the last five years. - Ref to British Rail Consortium publications "Retail Crime Costs: 1992-93 survey" and "Retail Crime Costs: 1993-94 survey" (in Library)....
How many retail staff were (a) killed, (b) seriously injured as a result of attacks from customers and (c) physically assaulted by customers in each of the last five years. - Ref to British Rail Consortium publications "Retail Crime Costs: 1992-93 survey" and "Retail Crime Costs: 1993-94 survey" (in Library)....
What proportion of (a) nurses, (b) fire fighters, (c) shopworkers and (d) police officers awarded compensation under the criminal injuries compensation scheme were women; how many shopworkers (a) in London and (b) in England and Wales have been awarded criminal injuries compensation awards under the new tariff scheme; how many...
What proportion of (a) nurses, (b) fire fighters, (c) shopworkers and (d) police officers awarded compensation under the criminal injuries compensation scheme were women; how many shopworkers (a) in London and (b) in England and Wales have been awarded criminal injuries compensation awards under the new tariff scheme; how many...
What representations he has received about the decision to hold the BNP bookshop inquiry at Crayford Town Hall. - Including text of letter from C.J. Shepley of the Planning Inspectorate. - (Holding answer 3 April 1995).
What representations he has received about the decision to hold the BNP bookshop inquiry at Crayford Town Hall. - Including text of letter from C.J. Shepley of the Planning Inspectorate. - (Holding answer 3 April 1995).