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What are the elements of the transport statement in the London Olympic bid 2012 which combine to represent "one of the largest transport investment programmes in the world", as described in the statement. [HL 401]. - Inc figures.
What are the elements of the transport statement in the London Olympic bid 2012 which combine to represent "one of the largest transport investment programmes in the world", as described in the statement. [HL 401]. - Inc figures.
Whether they will make information available so that, when Network Rail responds to Questions for Written Answer, the response is included in the Written answer in the Official Report, as is the practice with questions answered by the Highways Agency. [HL 484].
Whether they will make information available so that, when Network Rail responds to Questions for Written Answer, the response is included in the Written answer in the Official Report, as is the practice with questions answered by the Highways Agency. [HL 484].
Following the statement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer that he proposed to increase the rate of duty on "red diesel" by one pence a litre because of the prevalence of fraud amongst its users, what evidence they have of diesel fuel-related fraud among rail freight operators. [HL 334].
Following the statement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer that he proposed to increase the rate of duty on "red diesel" by one pence a litre because of the prevalence of fraud amongst its users, what evidence they have of diesel fuel-related fraud among rail freight operators. [HL 334].
Further to the Written Answer by Lord Sainsbury of Turville on 17 November 2004 666 c177WA, whether the risk of spilling petrol while dispensing petrol into a vehicle is greater when a person is speaking into a mobile phone than when a person is speaking to someone standing next to...
Further to the Written Answer by Lord Sainsbury of Turville on 17 November 2004 666 c177WA, whether the risk of spilling petrol while dispensing petrol into a vehicle is greater when a person is speaking into a mobile phone than when a person is speaking to someone standing next to...
Whether the members of the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment and its advisers have professional connections with the architectural and property development industries; if so, what are those connections; and whether individuals with any such connections: (a) declare them; and (b) take no part in any discussion on...
Whether the members of the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment and its advisers have professional connections with the architectural and property development industries; if so, what are those connections; and whether individuals with any such connections: (a) declare them; and (b) take no part in any discussion on...
What are the current terms of reference of the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment. [HL 291].
What are the current terms of reference of the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment. [HL 291].
What public sector funding has been sought to finance the construction of the proposed Great Yarmouth outer harbour. [HL 335].
What public sector funding has been sought to finance the construction of the proposed Great Yarmouth outer harbour. [HL 335].
What assurances were given by the developer of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link about removal by rail or road of spoil from the workings in the Kings Cross are. [HL 180].
What assurances were given by the developer of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link about removal by rail or road of spoil from the workings in the Kings Cross are. [HL 180].
What weekly volumes of spoil from the Channel Tunnel Rail Link are planned to be removed from the Kings Cross sites by (a) rail; and (b) road, over the next three months. [HL 181]. - Inc figures.
What weekly volumes of spoil from the Channel Tunnel Rail Link are planned to be removed from the Kings Cross sites by (a) rail; and (b) road, over the next three months. [HL 181]. - Inc figures.
Further to the Statement by the Minister of State for Transport on 15 November 2004, 426 c68-69WS, announcing the movement of Eurostar's maintenance depot to Temple Mills, whether they now have plans for the disposal of the North Pole depot sites; and whether it is envisaged that part of the...
Further to the Statement by the Minister of State for Transport on 15 November 2004, 426 c68-69WS, announcing the movement of Eurostar's maintenance depot to Temple Mills, whether they now have plans for the disposal of the North Pole depot sites; and whether it is envisaged that part of the...
Why the recently announced Eurostar maintenance facility will cost £402 million, given that the recently constructed Thames Trains maintenance facility at Bedford cost £12 million and that for Virgin Trains near Birmingham cost £45 million. [HL 22].
Why the recently announced Eurostar maintenance facility will cost £402 million, given that the recently constructed Thames Trains maintenance facility at Bedford cost £12 million and that for Virgin Trains near Birmingham cost £45 million. [HL 22].
Under what circumstances energy companies are allowed to install water turbines in the weirs of the River Thames. [HL 4916].
Under what circumstances energy companies are allowed to install water turbines in the weirs of the River Thames. [HL 4916].
At what rates the energy companies generating power from turbines in the River Thames are permitted by OFGEM to sell power to (a) Windsor Castle; and (b) other customers. [HL 4917].
At what rates the energy companies generating power from turbines in the River Thames are permitted by OFGEM to sell power to (a) Windsor Castle; and (b) other customers. [HL 4917].
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Sainsbury of Turville on 5 November 2004, 666 c50WA, what published risk assessment supports the statement that "the risk of incendive sparking from mobile equipment is low"; and how this level of risk compares with that from wrist watches. [HL 4918].
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Sainsbury of Turville on 5 November 2004, 666 c50WA, what published risk assessment supports the statement that "the risk of incendive sparking from mobile equipment is low"; and how this level of risk compares with that from wrist watches. [HL 4918].
Whether the advice given by the Health and Safety Executive not to use mobile phones at petrol station forecourts because "they can create a serious distraction for people" is proportionate to the risks involved [HL 4919].
Whether the advice given by the Health and Safety Executive not to use mobile phones at petrol station forecourts because "they can create a serious distraction for people" is proportionate to the risks involved [HL 4919].
On what independent research the statement by the Lord Bassam of Brighton on 3 November 2004, 666 c379 was based that "of the homes that currently fail to reach the decent homes standard on the thermal comfort criteria, above 20 per cent have standard assessment ratings of 65 and above...
On what independent research the statement by the Lord Bassam of Brighton on 3 November 2004, 666 c379 was based that "of the homes that currently fail to reach the decent homes standard on the thermal comfort criteria, above 20 per cent have standard assessment ratings of 65 and above...
Whether the Crown Prosecution Service is correct to decline prosecution cases following fatal road traffic accidents because adverse weather conditions are considered a permissible defence. [HL 4738].
Whether the Crown Prosecution Service is correct to decline prosecution cases following fatal road traffic accidents because adverse weather conditions are considered a permissible defence. [HL 4738].
How many foreign-registered cars and lorries have been caught speeding by speed cameras; what is the procedure for sending notices of fines to drivers in other European Union (EU) member states; and how many drivers of such vehicles have paid the fines. [HL 4878]. - Inc fact that not held...
How many foreign-registered cars and lorries have been caught speeding by speed cameras; what is the procedure for sending notices of fines to drivers in other European Union (EU) member states; and how many drivers of such vehicles have paid the fines. [HL 4878]. - Inc fact that not held...