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That this House is deeply concerned about the fossil fuel drilling site near Dunsfold; notes the damaging impact this development will have on the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB); recognises the work that local people are doing to campaign against this development; calls on the Government to suspend the licence for the site; and further calls on the Government to immediately rescind all oil and gas licences inside or close to AONBs and national parks, and agree to not issue any new licences inside or close to AONBs and national parks.
That this House is deeply concerned about the fossil fuel drilling site near Dunsfold; notes the damaging impact this development will have on the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB); recognises the work that local people are doing to campaign against this development; calls on the Government to...
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, if he will list the monthly court sitting hours for (a) 1998, (b) 1999, (c) 2000 and (d) 2001 for the magistrates' courts in (i) Kingston-upon-Thames, (ii) Merton, (iii) Richmond-upon-Thames, (iv) Sutton and (v) Croydon. - Inc figures and table.
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, if he will list the monthly court sitting hours for (a) 1998, (b) 1999, (c) 2000 and (d) 2001 for the magistrates' courts in (i) Kingston-upon-Thames, (ii) Merton, (iii) Richmond-upon-Thames, (iv) Sutton and (v) Croydon. - Inc figures and table.
That this House congratulates the Surrey Comet on their succesful lollipop patrol campaign highlighting the fact that there is a chronic shortage of lollipop attendants throughout the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames; notes that this is likely to be reflected across the country and therefore poses a significant threat to the safety of school children walking to school; is concerned that the Government does not collect figures centrally on this issue; and calls upon the Government to give the necessary support to all authorities responsible for providing this vital service in order to reverse this dangerous trend.
That this House congratulates the Surrey Comet on their succesful lollipop patrol campaign highlighting the fact that there is a chronic shortage of lollipop attendants throughout the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames; notes that this is likely to be reflected across the country and therefore poses a significant threat...