That this House calls on the Government to make St. George's Day a public holiday in England while maintaining all other existing public holidays.

That this House calls on the Government to make St. George's Day a public holiday in England while maintaining all other existing public holidays.

That this House deplores the chaos that has ensued in the London Borough of Havering after the Post Office's decision to reduce mail deliveries to households to one a day, by lunchtime; notes that this has resulted in mail going undelivered and complaints by business users; further deplores the fact that this comes on top of proposals to close permanently five sub post offices in Hornchurch, at Albany Road, Mungo Park Road, Bevan Way, New Road Rainham and Roneo Corner; believes that this will cause distress to many elderly and disabled post office users, many of whom do not have access to cars and will have to endure lengthy journeys on foot in order to visit the post office; is concerned that residents of sheltered accommodation in Adelphi Crescent will have particular difficulties because of the loss of the Albany Road post office; and calls on the Post Office to halt this closure programme.

That this House deplores the chaos that has ensued in the London Borough of Havering after the Post Office's decision to reduce mail deliveries to households to one a day, by lunchtime; notes that this has resulted in mail going undelivered and complaints by business users; further deplores the fact...

That this House calls on the Government to hold a referendum on the new European Union constitution.

That this House calls on the Government to hold a referendum on the new European Union constitution.

That this House notes the Labour Party's commitment to the introduction of an offence of corporate manslaughter, which followed a recommendation from the Law Commission to introduce the same; further notes the publication of the book, The Case for Corporate Responsibility, by the victims of a number of major accidents which also called for the introduction of such an offence; and calls on the Government to announce that it is to fulfil this commitment via an announcement in this year's Queen's Speech.

That this House notes the Labour Party's commitment to the introduction of an offence of corporate manslaughter, which followed a recommendation from the Law Commission to introduce the same; further notes the publication of the book, The Case for Corporate Responsibility, by the victims of a number of major accidents...

That this House congratulates the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the success of the annual winter fuel payment; notes that according to a survey of 5,000 pensioners published in Saga magazine the winter fuel payment is an extremely popular means of distributing extra money to pensioners; notes that the success of the winter fuel payment derives from the fact that it goes to every household where there is someone over 60 years old, regardless of whether that person qualifies for a full state pension, ensuring that the 51 per cent. of women and 14 per cent. of men pensioners who do not qualify for a full state benefit in full; further notes that the winter fuel payment is non-means-tested and non-taxable and is efficient and easy to administer; and calls on the Chancellor to consider retaining the winter fuel payment at its current rate of ??200 or more in future years.

That this House congratulates the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the success of the annual winter fuel payment; notes that according to a survey of 5,000 pensioners published in Saga magazine the winter fuel payment is an extremely popular means of distributing extra money to pensioners; notes that the success...