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Statement on scheme to compensate scheduled airline passengers for financial loss arising from the failure of an airline in the light of the Civil Aviation Authority's advice to DTp published in 1991.
Statement on scheme to compensate scheduled airline passengers for financial loss arising from the failure of an airline in the light of the Civil Aviation Authority's advice to DTp published in 1991.
If he will set out the total number of (a) crimes, (b) assaults on staff, (c) assaults on passengers, (d) indecent assaults, (e) rapes and (f) violent robberies which have occurred on London Underground, (i) in each month since April 1989 and (ii) in each year since 1971. - Table...
If he will set out the total number of (a) crimes, (b) assaults on staff, (c) assaults on passengers, (d) indecent assaults, (e) rapes and (f) violent robberies which have occurred on London Underground, (i) in each month since April 1989 and (ii) in each year since 1971. - Table...
What conditions for public funding for the Thames River Bus service were set with respect to requirements for information to be available to help visitors at landing stages.
What conditions for public funding for the Thames River Bus service were set with respect to requirements for information to be available to help visitors at landing stages.
How many passengers who are United Kingdom citizens returning from Brussels on the 18th February at Heathrow on flight BA 0397 were questioned by Customs and Excise; and what was the result of the questioning. - Inc fact that information requested not available. (Holding answer 24 February 1992).
How many passengers who are United Kingdom citizens returning from Brussels on the 18th February at Heathrow on flight BA 0397 were questioned by Customs and Excise; and what was the result of the questioning. - Inc fact that information requested not available. (Holding answer 24 February 1992).
If he will publish the total number of passengers (expressed as millions of passenger miles) carried by (a) London Underground, (b) London Buses, including tendered routes and (c) Network SouthEast in each year since 1980. - Table given.
If he will publish the total number of passengers (expressed as millions of passenger miles) carried by (a) London Underground, (b) London Buses, including tendered routes and (c) Network SouthEast in each year since 1980. - Table given.
What plans he has to provide protection to scheduled airline passengers who have paid fares in advance in the event of their airline going out of business. - Inc fact that Civil Aviation Authority asked for advice on this & advice was published in August as CAP595.
What plans he has to provide protection to scheduled airline passengers who have paid fares in advance in the event of their airline going out of business. - Inc fact that Civil Aviation Authority asked for advice on this & advice was published in August as CAP595.
Whether international passenger airline operators using United Kingdom airports are required to prevent unaccompanied baggage being carried unless identified & subject to security control before it is carried; what are the ICAO requirements on this matter; whether they are enforced in the United Kingdom; & various other questions on Joint...
Whether international passenger airline operators using United Kingdom airports are required to prevent unaccompanied baggage being carried unless identified & subject to security control before it is carried; what are the ICAO requirements on this matter; whether they are enforced in the United Kingdom; & various other questions on Joint...
If he will investigate the number of occasions on which passengers' unaccompanied luggage has been loaded onto aircraft at Scottish airports in the last 12 months; what steps he intends to take to stop this practice.
If he will investigate the number of occasions on which passengers' unaccompanied luggage has been loaded onto aircraft at Scottish airports in the last 12 months; what steps he intends to take to stop this practice.
Following the Answer of Lord Brabazon of Tara on 19th March at 527 c20WA, whether HMG can confirm that all new-design carriages on the London Underground system will be equipped with internal vertical handrails at the doors similar to those on the Central Line new-design prototype exhibited at the London...
Following the Answer of Lord Brabazon of Tara on 19th March at 527 c20WA, whether HMG can confirm that all new-design carriages on the London Underground system will be equipped with internal vertical handrails at the doors similar to those on the Central Line new-design prototype exhibited at the London...
What assessment his Department has undertaken of passenger numbers on bus services following deregulation in (a) Greater London and (b) Metropolitan districts outside London. - Inc figures.
What assessment his Department has undertaken of passenger numbers on bus services following deregulation in (a) Greater London and (b) Metropolitan districts outside London. - Inc figures.
What is the existing capacity on Channel Tunnel rail routes; and what estimates he has made of total domestic passenger traffic by the year 2005. - Inc ref to section 6.2.4 of British Rail route comparison report (copy in Library).
What is the existing capacity on Channel Tunnel rail routes; and what estimates he has made of total domestic passenger traffic by the year 2005. - Inc ref to section 6.2.4 of British Rail route comparison report (copy in Library).
What steps he is taking to ensure the wearing of seatbelts by passengers in heavy goods vehicles and vans.
What steps he is taking to ensure the wearing of seatbelts by passengers in heavy goods vehicles and vans.
If he will review the implications for safety of British passengers travelling on ferry services crewed and staffed by non-English speaking officers and ratings.
If he will review the implications for safety of British passengers travelling on ferry services crewed and staffed by non-English speaking officers and ratings.
What consultations he has had with London Underground over the standing capacity limits in tube carriages & what representations he has received over capacity limits of London Underground trains.
What consultations he has had with London Underground over the standing capacity limits in tube carriages & what representations he has received over capacity limits of London Underground trains.
That this House notes that on the morning of 18th November, as on many similar occasions in the past, the honourable Member for Easington, having been assured by the staff of Newcastle British Rail Station at 8.05 a.m. and by the local radio at 8.30 a.m. that all InterCity trains to London from the North East were running on time, found to his dismay and to the anger of many passengers waiting at Durham Station at 8.31 a. m. that the 8.43 a.m. train from Durham had left Edinburgh 48 minutes late; further notes that the honourable Member for Easington and the long-suffering passengers at Durham are sick and tired of non-information, misinformation, downright lies and duplicity, which is regularly churned out by senior management at Newcastle Station, and of their utter contempt of paying passengers using Durham Station but are most grateful and appreciative of the staff at Durham Station who are ignored and isolated by senior staff at Newcastle Station; and calls upon the Chairman of British Rail to dismiss those senior management who are responsible for such a disgraceful state of affairs.
That this House notes that on the morning of 18th November, as on many similar occasions in the past, the honourable Member for Easington, having been assured by the staff of Newcastle British Rail Station at 8.05 a.m. and by the local radio at 8.30 a.m. that all InterCity trains...
If he will instruct the Immigration Service not to impose the #2, 000 penalty on carriers in circumstances of passengers' non-possession of valid United Kingdom entry documents, in the case of transit passengers required to be permitted to proceed to an onward destination pursuant to the current instructions under the...
If he will instruct the Immigration Service not to impose the #2, 000 penalty on carriers in circumstances of passengers' non-possession of valid United Kingdom entry documents, in the case of transit passengers required to be permitted to proceed to an onward destination pursuant to the current instructions under the...