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What is his policy with respect to the removal of or change of site of war memorials (a) throughout the country and (b) in the district local authority area of Stafford District Council on the grounds of (i) planning and (ii) movement of traffic around the war memorial.
What is his policy with respect to the removal of or change of site of war memorials (a) throughout the country and (b) in the district local authority area of Stafford District Council on the grounds of (i) planning and (ii) movement of traffic around the war memorial.
SI 1996/1994 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 1 January 1997.
SI 1996/1994 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 1 January 1997.
Whether the recent alterations to the placing and setting of the statue of Peter Pan were properly researched and with whom and whether permission for the work was obtained from both Westminster City Council and English Heritage. - Text of letter from Mr R A Jones of Royal Parks Agency.
Whether the recent alterations to the placing and setting of the statue of Peter Pan were properly researched and with whom and whether permission for the work was obtained from both Westminster City Council and English Heritage. - Text of letter from Mr R A Jones of Royal Parks Agency.
What is her policy with respect to the removal of or change of site of war memorials (a) throughout the country and (b) in the district local authority area of Stafford District Council.
What is her policy with respect to the removal of or change of site of war memorials (a) throughout the country and (b) in the district local authority area of Stafford District Council.
What is her policy with respect to the removal of or change of site of war memorials (a) throughout the country and (b) in the district local authority area of Stafford District Council.
What is her policy with respect to the removal of or change of site of war memorials (a) throughout the country and (b) in the district local authority area of Stafford District Council.
Public petition from residents of East London for a memorial in a park setting to commemorate the suffering of the East End civilians in World War II. (Circulated with the Vote for 15 October).
Public petition from residents of East London for a memorial in a park setting to commemorate the suffering of the East End civilians in World War II. (Circulated with the Vote for 15 October).
If he will take steps to ensure the rebuilding of the memorial in Stranraer to the 133 persons who lost their lives on 31st January 1953 in the `Princess Victoria' disaster. - This is a matter for Dumfries and Galloway council in view of its statutory responsibility under section 96...
If he will take steps to ensure the rebuilding of the memorial in Stranraer to the 133 persons who lost their lives on 31st January 1953 in the `Princess Victoria' disaster. - This is a matter for Dumfries and Galloway council in view of its statutory responsibility under section 96...
What steps she will take to ensure the provision of a new school building for Stephenson Memorial First School, North Tyneside.
What steps she will take to ensure the provision of a new school building for Stephenson Memorial First School, North Tyneside.
That this House welcomes the memorial plaque unveiled in London on 12th May by the Polish Ambassador to commemorate Szmul Zygielbojm, the representative of the Jewish Workers' Bund on the Polish Government in exile, who after a year of lobbying government ministers and officials, ambassadors and the press, urging exceptional action to save European Jewry from extermination, took his own life in London in May 1943 as a final protest against the indifference the world was showing allowing the Nazis to slaughter the Jews of Europe; and hopes that the perpetuation of his memory will serve as a reminder of the horrors inflicted by fascism and of the courage of those people and movements who have resisted and are resisting racism and fascism.
That this House welcomes the memorial plaque unveiled in London on 12th May by the Polish Ambassador to commemorate Szmul Zygielbojm, the representative of the Jewish Workers' Bund on the Polish Government in exile, who after a year of lobbying government ministers and officials, ambassadors and the press, urging exceptional...
Pursuant to 274 c439W, what is his policy in respect of the names of service personnel killed in Northern Ireland being inscribed on dedicated memorials; and what are the reasons for that policy.
Pursuant to 274 c439W, what is his policy in respect of the names of service personnel killed in Northern Ireland being inscribed on dedicated memorials; and what are the reasons for that policy.
Victims of Communism (Commemoration). Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Presentation and first reading (Bill 103 1995/96). To be read second time on 12 July.
Victims of Communism (Commemoration). Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Presentation and first reading (Bill 103 1995/96). To be read second time on 12 July.
If the names of service personnel killed in Northern Ireland can be placed on local war memorials in Great Britain. - MOD has no objections to the names of service personnel killed in Northern Ireland being inscribed on dedicated memorials.
If the names of service personnel killed in Northern Ireland can be placed on local war memorials in Great Britain. - MOD has no objections to the names of service personnel killed in Northern Ireland being inscribed on dedicated memorials.
If he will introduce legislation to allow relatives of servicemen and women killed in action since the end of the Second World War to have their names placed on war memorials. - (Holding answer 18 March 1996).
If he will introduce legislation to allow relatives of servicemen and women killed in action since the end of the Second World War to have their names placed on war memorials. - (Holding answer 18 March 1996).