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What changes are forecast in the prices to consumers in the United Kingdom over the next four years, following the introduction of the reform to the common market organisation for sugar, of (a)Â a typical 100 gram bar of chocolate; (b) a typical 500 gram packet of sweet digestive biscuits; (c)...
What changes are forecast in the prices to consumers in the United Kingdom over the next four years, following the introduction of the reform to the common market organisation for sugar, of (a)Â a typical 100 gram bar of chocolate; (b) a typical 500 gram packet of sweet digestive biscuits; (c)...
That this House expresses its grave concern over the future of Gales brewery, in Horndean, following the takeover by Fullers, not only because of the local jobs which may be lost, but also the unique beer, characterised by famous ales such as HSB, which are made from local water; therefore gives full support to the Save Our Pint campaign, organised by Portsmouth Campaign for Real Ale, and The News; and wishes them every success.
That this House expresses its grave concern over the future of Gales brewery, in Horndean, following the takeover by Fullers, not only because of the local jobs which may be lost, but also the unique beer, characterised by famous ales such as HSB, which are made from local water; therefore...
That this House notes with concern the withdrawal of Young's Ordinary Bitter from sale in Strangers' Bar and its replacement with San Miguel lager; regards this as a deeply retrograde step as Young's is one of the most renowned cask-conditioned ales in the UK, which was put on tap in Strangers' Bar in response to demand from hon. Members in 1990, along with Federation Bitter; further notes that it remains a popular choice among hon. Members from all parts of the country and is brewed with modern equipment but by methods unchanged for generations using only the highest quality traditional ingredients at Great Britain's oldest continuously-working brewery, the Ram Brewery in Wandsworth; further notes that San Miguel at 5.0 per cent. ABV is not only inferior but also far more alcoholic than Young's Bitter at 3.7 per cent. ABV; and urges the Administration Committee to review its choice of beers for Strangers' Bar and to bring Young's back.
That this House notes with concern the withdrawal of Young's Ordinary Bitter from sale in Strangers' Bar and its replacement with San Miguel lager; regards this as a deeply retrograde step as Young's is one of the most renowned cask-conditioned ales in the UK, which was put on tap in...
I never cease to be amazed by the range of my responsibilities. I am delighted to discover that I might have responsibility for that matter. I am sure that it will be investigated now that my hon. Friend has raised it so eloquently.
I never cease to be amazed by the range of my responsibilities. I am delighted to discover that I might have responsibility for that matter. I am sure that it will be investigated now that my hon. Friend has raised it so eloquently.
Will my right hon. Friend find time for a short debate on the beers offered for sale in Strangers Bar? Will he lend his authority as Leader of the House to my concerns about the replacement of Youngs ordinary bitter—one of the most famous cask-conditioned ales in this country, which...
Will my right hon. Friend find time for a short debate on the beers offered for sale in Strangers Bar? Will he lend his authority as Leader of the House to my concerns about the replacement of Youngs ordinary bitter—one of the most famous cask-conditioned ales in this country, which...
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what recent discussions he has had with the pub industry about the serving of full pints of beer; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what recent discussions he has had with the pub industry about the serving of full pints of beer; and if he will make a statement.
That this House expresses concern at current proposals to define a pint of beer as not less than 95 per cent. liquid; notes that the Campaign for Real Ale, the Trading Standards Institute and Local Authority Co-ordinators of Regulatory Services believes that the proposal will result in the proposed five per cent. tolerance being added to the existing deficiency threshold normally applied by enforcement agencies before considering prosecution action which will result in licensees being able to serve pints of substantially less than 95 per cent. liquid; further notes that short measures cost consumers over ??400 million annually, HM Treasury over ??54 million annually in lost excise revenues and brewers ??133 million in lost beer sales; and therefore calls on the Government to bring forward legislation to protect consumers from short beer measures by defining a pint of beer as 100 per cent. liquid.
That this House expresses concern at current proposals to define a pint of beer as not less than 95 per cent. liquid; notes that the Campaign for Real Ale, the Trading Standards Institute and Local Authority Co-ordinators of Regulatory Services believes that the proposal will result in the proposed five...
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, when her Department expects to announce the outcome of its consultations on the full pint of beer.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, when her Department expects to announce the outcome of its consultations on the full pint of beer.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what discussions she has had since 2002 with (a) the Campaign for Real Ale and (b) other stakeholders on beer drinkers receiving a full pint on licensed premises; and what steps are being taken to encourage a consensus amongst stakeholders.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what discussions she has had since 2002 with (a) the Campaign for Real Ale and (b) other stakeholders on beer drinkers receiving a full pint on licensed premises; and what steps are being taken to encourage a consensus amongst stakeholders.
To ask the honourable Member for Roxburgh and Berwickshire, representing the House of Commons Commission, what the Commission's policy is on the sourcing of beer for sale (a) in parliamentary bars and (b) by the Refreshment Department at catering functions on the parliamentary estate, with particular reference to sourcing from...
To ask the honourable Member for Roxburgh and Berwickshire, representing the House of Commons Commission, what the Commission's policy is on the sourcing of beer for sale (a) in parliamentary bars and (b) by the Refreshment Department at catering functions on the parliamentary estate, with particular reference to sourcing from...