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Lords statement on outcome of the triennial review of Ordnance Survey. - Inc fact that summary of consultants report in Library.
Lords statement on outcome of the triennial review of Ordnance Survey. - Inc fact that summary of consultants report in Library.
If he will request the Director of Public Prosecutions to issue a revised map of England and Wales for the Annual Report of the Crown Prosecution Service so that both Anglesey and the Isle of Wight are depicted.
If he will request the Director of Public Prosecutions to issue a revised map of England and Wales for the Annual Report of the Crown Prosecution Service so that both Anglesey and the Isle of Wight are depicted.
What estimate Ordnance Survey has made of the costs of revising maps to show new local authority boundaries resulting from the current local government review. - Inc figs.
What estimate Ordnance Survey has made of the costs of revising maps to show new local authority boundaries resulting from the current local government review. - Inc figs.
If he will publish the criteria, and procedure of review, to be used to devise the map which will determine the three categories of land use, as specified in the Coal Authority Explanatory note.
If he will publish the criteria, and procedure of review, to be used to devise the map which will determine the three categories of land use, as specified in the Coal Authority Explanatory note.
Statement on performance targets set for the Ordnance Survey Executive Agency in the year 1994-95. - Includes figures.
Statement on performance targets set for the Ordnance Survey Executive Agency in the year 1994-95. - Includes figures.
Local Government etc (Scotland) Bill. Committee stage thirty-seventh sitting (afternoon). Clauses 73 to 120 agreed to. Schedules 10 and 11 agreed to. New clauses considered.
Local Government etc (Scotland) Bill. Committee stage thirty-seventh sitting (afternoon). Clauses 73 to 120 agreed to. Schedules 10 and 11 agreed to. New clauses considered.
(a) Whether HMG will simplify the procedures currently in force for identifying national grid numbers of fields in more than one Ordnance Survey map, and (b) why the fees charged by Ordnance Survey agents to farmers are so high. - Text of letter from D W Rhind of Ordnance Survey...
(a) Whether HMG will simplify the procedures currently in force for identifying national grid numbers of fields in more than one Ordnance Survey map, and (b) why the fees charged by Ordnance Survey agents to farmers are so high. - Text of letter from D W Rhind of Ordnance Survey...
What consultations he has had with the Chairman of the Cardiff Bay Development Corporation concerning the Ordnance Survey maps used in issuing the groundwater notices and covering letters, both as to dates of survey maps used, breaches of copyright and the compensation fee paid to the Ordnance Survey. - None.
What consultations he has had with the Chairman of the Cardiff Bay Development Corporation concerning the Ordnance Survey maps used in issuing the groundwater notices and covering letters, both as to dates of survey maps used, breaches of copyright and the compensation fee paid to the Ordnance Survey. - None.
What arrangements he has made for farmers to have access to ordnance survey maps of the appropriate scale for completion of the IACS forms for hill livestock producers.
What arrangements he has made for farmers to have access to ordnance survey maps of the appropriate scale for completion of the IACS forms for hill livestock producers.
If she will list, for each separate piece of land currently owned or leased by the Forestry Commission in Cleveland, Durham and Northumberland (a) its name and (b) its area in hectares; and whether she will place a map in the Library which names and identifies each of these pieces...
If she will list, for each separate piece of land currently owned or leased by the Forestry Commission in Cleveland, Durham and Northumberland (a) its name and (b) its area in hectares; and whether she will place a map in the Library which names and identifies each of these pieces...
If she will list, for each separate piece of land currently owned or leased by the Forestry Commission in Avon, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset and Somerset (a) its name and (b) its area in hectares; and if she will place a map in the Library which names and identifies each of...
If she will list, for each separate piece of land currently owned or leased by the Forestry Commission in Avon, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset and Somerset (a) its name and (b) its area in hectares; and if she will place a map in the Library which names and identifies each of...
If she will list, for each separate piece of land currently owned or leased by the Forestry Commission in Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk (a) its name and (b) its area in hectares; and whether she will place a map in the Library which names and identifies each of these...
If she will list, for each separate piece of land currently owned or leased by the Forestry Commission in Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk (a) its name and (b) its area in hectares; and whether she will place a map in the Library which names and identifies each of these...
If she will list, for each separate piece of land currently owned or leased by the Forestry Commission in East Sussex, West Sussex, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight (a) its name and (b) its area in hectares; and if she will place a map in the Library which names...
If she will list, for each separate piece of land currently owned or leased by the Forestry Commission in East Sussex, West Sussex, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight (a) its name and (b) its area in hectares; and if she will place a map in the Library which names...
That this House congratulates the Ramblers Association for its campaign to protect and extend access on foot to the moors, mountains, heaths & downs of England and Wales; agrees with this organisation's strategy to highlight the fact that some landowners grant access to their land, many in return for an exemption from inheritance tax; calls upon Her Majesty's Government to ensure that in future all arrangements of this kind, along with other publicly funded or aided schemes to such owners, are only given where the public is granted reasonable access to land; and also asks that in future such information on agreements is published for the benefit of the general public on ordnance survey maps.
That this House congratulates the Ramblers Association for its campaign to protect and extend access on foot to the moors, mountains, heaths & downs of England and Wales; agrees with this organisation's strategy to highlight the fact that some landowners grant access to their land, many in return for an...