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What additional safety precautions would be required to permit the burying of low level nuclear waste on landfill tips; if he will comment on the implications of water pollution at Beighton tip, Sheffield for the suitability of the tip for the burying of low-level nuclear waste. (Holding answer Monday 31...
What additional safety precautions would be required to permit the burying of low level nuclear waste on landfill tips; if he will comment on the implications of water pollution at Beighton tip, Sheffield for the suitability of the tip for the burying of low-level nuclear waste. (Holding answer Monday 31...
That this House requests Sheffield City Council to accept the 8,000 signature petition it has received to redesignate land around Bridle Stile at Mosborough from housing development to open space, and to incorporate this land into the green belt as part of the current review of the unitary development plan, because, following on the extensive house building already completed or under way in the Mosborough area, further development on Bridle Stiles sites would destroy important public open space and associated informal leisure activities, would compromise the current green belt in the Moss Valley, destroy the largest badger colony in South Yorkshire and cause other associated environment and ecological damage, as well as removing item of important historical interest; and, in formulating policies to provide for house building within the unitary development plan, requests the council to give priority to the wishes of the community, rather than the commercial requirements of the House Builders' Federation and to plan to increase house building on derelict inner-city sites instead of allowing the continued erosion of open space which is required by green field development.
That this House requests Sheffield City Council to accept the 8,000 signature petition it has received to redesignate land around Bridle Stile at Mosborough from housing development to open space, and to incorporate this land into the green belt as part of the current review of the unitary development plan,...
Public petition from users and potential users of existing accident and emergency provisions in Sheffield for retention of existing accident and emergency services. (Circulated with the Vote for 21 July 1994).
Public petition from users and potential users of existing accident and emergency provisions in Sheffield for retention of existing accident and emergency services. (Circulated with the Vote for 21 July 1994).
Draft SI on council tax limitation (Sheffield City Council) (maximum amount). SI 1994/1419 Debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on council tax limitation (Sheffield City Council) (maximum amount). SI 1994/1419 Debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on council tax limitation (Sheffield City Council) (maximum amount) (Affirmative instrument). Approved by House of Commons. Made 25 May 1994 (SI 1994/1419). Coming into force on 26 May 1994.
Draft SI on council tax limitation (Sheffield City Council) (maximum amount) (Affirmative instrument). Approved by House of Commons. Made 25 May 1994 (SI 1994/1419). Coming into force on 26 May 1994.
How many surplus school places there are currently in the local education authority of (a) Doncaster, (b) Barnsley, (c) Rotherham and (d) Sheffield; and what were the figures (i) five years and (ii) 10 years ago. - Inc ref to 236 c517-21W. No figures given.
How many surplus school places there are currently in the local education authority of (a) Doncaster, (b) Barnsley, (c) Rotherham and (d) Sheffield; and what were the figures (i) five years and (ii) 10 years ago. - Inc ref to 236 c517-21W. No figures given.
What is the current average waiting time for trial at (a) magistrates' courts and (b) Crown courts for (i) defendants granted bail and (ii) those remanded in custody in (1) Doncaster, (2) Barnsley, (3) Rotherham and (4) Sheffield. - Inc table and figs.
What is the current average waiting time for trial at (a) magistrates' courts and (b) Crown courts for (i) defendants granted bail and (ii) those remanded in custody in (1) Doncaster, (2) Barnsley, (3) Rotherham and (4) Sheffield. - Inc table and figs.
What was the total number of people remanded in custody by magistrates' courts in (a) Doncaster, (b) Barnsley, (c) Rotherham and (d) Sheffield in each of the last five years. - Text of letter from Derek Lewis of Prison Service Agency; Inc table.
What was the total number of people remanded in custody by magistrates' courts in (a) Doncaster, (b) Barnsley, (c) Rotherham and (d) Sheffield in each of the last five years. - Text of letter from Derek Lewis of Prison Service Agency; Inc table.
That this House opposes any plans to close either of the accident and emergency departments in Sheffield, even with an improved paramedic service, given the lack of better alternative facilities; whilst supporting other actions to improve efficiency, insists that such facilities should be put in place as a first priority; and calls for the long term review of health services in Sheffield to recognise the necessity of both accident and emergency departments remaining open, and the restoration of the ??20 million development monies.
That this House opposes any plans to close either of the accident and emergency departments in Sheffield, even with an improved paramedic service, given the lack of better alternative facilities; whilst supporting other actions to improve efficiency, insists that such facilities should be put in place as a first priority;...
Pursuant to 241 c72W, how much is spent per capita in health services for residents in Sheffield as a whole; and what proportion is spent in treatment by (a) district health authorities and (b) family health service authorities. - Figs given.
Pursuant to 241 c72W, how much is spent per capita in health services for residents in Sheffield as a whole; and what proportion is spent in treatment by (a) district health authorities and (b) family health service authorities. - Figs given.
Pursuant to 234 c797-8W, what is the proposed timescale for the re-location of staff and work from Sheffield to London; which private sector firms are being invited to tender; what is the nature of the tendering process; and under what legislation the process is taking place.
Pursuant to 234 c797-8W, what is the proposed timescale for the re-location of staff and work from Sheffield to London; which private sector firms are being invited to tender; what is the nature of the tendering process; and under what legislation the process is taking place.
What projects have been funded in the metropolitan borough council areas of (a) Barnsley, (b) Doncaster, (c) Rotherham and (d) Sheffield under section 11 funding for ethnic communities; and what funding those projects will receive from his Department in 1994-95. - List given.
What projects have been funded in the metropolitan borough council areas of (a) Barnsley, (b) Doncaster, (c) Rotherham and (d) Sheffield under section 11 funding for ethnic communities; and what funding those projects will receive from his Department in 1994-95. - List given.
How Under Privileged Area Scores (on which deprivation payments to general practitioners are based) are distributed, and what % of electoral wards (or postcode sectors) fall into categories of 'Normal' (up to 20 and 20-29), 'Low', 'Intermediate', and 'High', on basis of both 1981 and 1991 censuses in UK as...
How Under Privileged Area Scores (on which deprivation payments to general practitioners are based) are distributed, and what % of electoral wards (or postcode sectors) fall into categories of 'Normal' (up to 20 and 20-29), 'Low', 'Intermediate', and 'High', on basis of both 1981 and 1991 censuses in UK as...
When and by whom a final decision will be made as to the land and buildings in the Sheffield area that will transfer to Community Health Sheffield Trust.
When and by whom a final decision will be made as to the land and buildings in the Sheffield area that will transfer to Community Health Sheffield Trust.
How many made redundant from the steel industry in the Sheffield travel-to-work area have benefited from the ISERBS programme each year since its introduction. - Detailed figures could be obtained only at disproportionate cost.
How many made redundant from the steel industry in the Sheffield travel-to-work area have benefited from the ISERBS programme each year since its introduction. - Detailed figures could be obtained only at disproportionate cost.
If she will list all Forestry Commission woods in the constituency of Sheffield, Hillsborough.
If she will list all Forestry Commission woods in the constituency of Sheffield, Hillsborough.
What plans he has to centralise the functions of the Audit Office by relocating the employment and training division from Sheffield to London & what estimate he has made for the cost of relocating the employment and training division of the Audit Office from Sheffield to London; and what estimates...
What plans he has to centralise the functions of the Audit Office by relocating the employment and training division from Sheffield to London & what estimate he has made for the cost of relocating the employment and training division of the Audit Office from Sheffield to London; and what estimates...
What plans she has to sell any of the Forestry Commission woods in the constituency of Sheffield, Hillsborough under the current disposal programme.
What plans she has to sell any of the Forestry Commission woods in the constituency of Sheffield, Hillsborough under the current disposal programme.
To comment on dermatology provision in Sheffield. (Failed OPQ). - Inc figs.
To comment on dermatology provision in Sheffield. (Failed OPQ). - Inc figs.
What has been spent on disabled individuals in the Sheffield area over the last five years on assistance towards (a) special aids to employment, (b) adaptations to premises, (c) fares to work and (d) the personal reader scheme; how many disabled individuals in the Sheffield area have benefited from the...
What has been spent on disabled individuals in the Sheffield area over the last five years on assistance towards (a) special aids to employment, (b) adaptations to premises, (c) fares to work and (d) the personal reader scheme; how many disabled individuals in the Sheffield area have benefited from the...