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What monitoring is taking place following the Health and Safety Executive's increased emphasis on the risks of casual exposure to asbestos as outlined in the HSE announcement on Asbestos-1994.
What monitoring is taking place following the Health and Safety Executive's increased emphasis on the risks of casual exposure to asbestos as outlined in the HSE announcement on Asbestos-1994.
How many miles of concrete motorway have been resurfaced in black-top; and what factors caused it to be used. - Includes text of letter from L Haynes of Highways Agency and includes table.
How many miles of concrete motorway have been resurfaced in black-top; and what factors caused it to be used. - Includes text of letter from L Haynes of Highways Agency and includes table.
What assessment he has made of the adequacy of twin walled plastic tubing as a material for the construction of sewer pipes. - This is a matter for water and sewerage undertakers.
What assessment he has made of the adequacy of twin walled plastic tubing as a material for the construction of sewer pipes. - This is a matter for water and sewerage undertakers.
Pursuant to his Answer of 26th June, Official Report, column 535W, what guidance has been given to public sector clients to promote the use of recycled material in the construction industry.
Pursuant to his Answer of 26th June, Official Report, column 535W, what guidance has been given to public sector clients to promote the use of recycled material in the construction industry.
How many asbestos slates have been imported into the United Kingdom in each of the last five years; what was their cost; and what is the cost of their United Kingdom-made substitutes. - The information is not available.
How many asbestos slates have been imported into the United Kingdom in each of the last five years; what was their cost; and what is the cost of their United Kingdom-made substitutes. - The information is not available.
What assessment he has made of the adequacy of the safety of the proposed concrete motorway barriers on collision of cars and heavy goods vehicles. - Text of letter from L Haynes of Highways Agency.
What assessment he has made of the adequacy of the safety of the proposed concrete motorway barriers on collision of cars and heavy goods vehicles. - Text of letter from L Haynes of Highways Agency.
Wednesday adjournment debates on re-roofing contract for Plymouth Royal William dockyard.
Wednesday adjournment debates on re-roofing contract for Plymouth Royal William dockyard.
To give details of Government's policy in respect of substituting recycled aggregate for newly quarried material. - Includes figures and ref to MPG6.
To give details of Government's policy in respect of substituting recycled aggregate for newly quarried material. - Includes figures and ref to MPG6.
What study his Department has made into the rival merits of steel and concrete as barriers in motorways. - Text of letter from L Haynes of Highways Agency.
What study his Department has made into the rival merits of steel and concrete as barriers in motorways. - Text of letter from L Haynes of Highways Agency.
What was the original slate specification in the application for monument consent by Plymouth Development Corporation regarding the roof area of listed buildings at Royal William Yard; how many times the slate specification has since been changed; and what is the current slate specification. - (Holding answer 12 June 1995).
What was the original slate specification in the application for monument consent by Plymouth Development Corporation regarding the roof area of listed buildings at Royal William Yard; how many times the slate specification has since been changed; and what is the current slate specification. - (Holding answer 12 June 1995).
What scientific evidence has been presented to his Department by English Heritage in respect of its decision to recommend the use of Welsh slate on the roof of listed buildings at Royal William Yard in Plymouth. - (Holding answer 12 June 1995).
What scientific evidence has been presented to his Department by English Heritage in respect of its decision to recommend the use of Welsh slate on the roof of listed buildings at Royal William Yard in Plymouth. - (Holding answer 12 June 1995).
What representations have been received by his Department regarding the type of slate to be used on the roof of listed buildings at Royal William Yard in Plymouth; and if he is prepared to accept further representations. - (Holding answer 12 June 1995).
What representations have been received by his Department regarding the type of slate to be used on the roof of listed buildings at Royal William Yard in Plymouth; and if he is prepared to accept further representations. - (Holding answer 12 June 1995).
What plans he has to make recommendations to the Plymouth Development Corporation regarding the type of slate which should be used to cover the roof area of listed buildings within the Royal William Yard. - (Holding answer 12 June 1995).
What plans he has to make recommendations to the Plymouth Development Corporation regarding the type of slate which should be used to cover the roof area of listed buildings within the Royal William Yard. - (Holding answer 12 June 1995).
What is the total cost difference between using Camborne slate and Welsh slate to cover the roofs of listed buildings at Royal William Yard in Plymouth. - (Holding answer 12 June 1995).
What is the total cost difference between using Camborne slate and Welsh slate to cover the roofs of listed buildings at Royal William Yard in Plymouth. - (Holding answer 12 June 1995).
If he will publish the names, style and variety of pre-cast concrete materials used in the construction of public sector housing; and which types were deemed to be faulty and as such qualified for financial compensation. - Inc table.
If he will publish the names, style and variety of pre-cast concrete materials used in the construction of public sector housing; and which types were deemed to be faulty and as such qualified for financial compensation. - Inc table.
What would be the cost to the Exchequer of reducing the rate of value-added tax on energy saving materials from 17.5 per cent. to eight per cent.
What would be the cost to the Exchequer of reducing the rate of value-added tax on energy saving materials from 17.5 per cent. to eight per cent.
What steps he is taking to ensure that asbestos based products are not used in construction.
What steps he is taking to ensure that asbestos based products are not used in construction.
What are the locations of the sections of Britain's motorways that currently have porous asphalt surfacing; what total length of motorways is covered in porous asphalt surfacing; and what total length of motorway covered in porous asphalt surfacing currently have traffic levels (a) below and (b) above 75,000 vehicles per...
What are the locations of the sections of Britain's motorways that currently have porous asphalt surfacing; what total length of motorways is covered in porous asphalt surfacing; and what total length of motorway covered in porous asphalt surfacing currently have traffic levels (a) below and (b) above 75,000 vehicles per...
What is the cost of (a) laying and (b) maintaining 100 yards of (i) porous and (ii) conventional asphalt. - Text of letter from L Haynes of Highways Agency; includes figures.
What is the cost of (a) laying and (b) maintaining 100 yards of (i) porous and (ii) conventional asphalt. - Text of letter from L Haynes of Highways Agency; includes figures.
Pursuant to his Answer of 9th May, Official Report, columns 351-2W, in what specific circumstances porous asphalt is considered not be to technically suitable as a noise mitigation measure on motorways. - Text of letter from L Haynes of Highways Agency.
Pursuant to his Answer of 9th May, Official Report, columns 351-2W, in what specific circumstances porous asphalt is considered not be to technically suitable as a noise mitigation measure on motorways. - Text of letter from L Haynes of Highways Agency.