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How many passengers travelled on London Buses in each of the last five years. - Includes table.
How many passengers travelled on London Buses in each of the last five years. - Includes table.
If the Health and Safety Executive will investigate the overcrowding which occurred at Clapham Junction station early in the evening of 13th March; and what British Transport Police and Railway Company staff resources were available to alleviate or control the crowds. - Includes fact that HSE making inquiries. British Transport...
If the Health and Safety Executive will investigate the overcrowding which occurred at Clapham Junction station early in the evening of 13th March; and what British Transport Police and Railway Company staff resources were available to alleviate or control the crowds. - Includes fact that HSE making inquiries. British Transport...
What are the passenger forecasts for Croydon Tramlink.
What are the passenger forecasts for Croydon Tramlink.
That this House notes with grave concern the dangerous situation which occurred at Clapham Junction Station during the early evening of 13th March following the failure of train services out of Waterloo; notes that passengers were not given guidance on the screens nor by verbal announcements and that it appeared that very few railway staff, from any of the railway companies, were present; notes that this confusion resulted in many passengers boarding trains in hope, but with no certainty, of their ultimate destination; but, most worrying to the House, is the fact that the railway companies and the British Transport Police, did not respond to the urgent need to ensure the proper marshalling and direction of passengers or control the number of passengers over-flowing onto the platforms; considers that all the potential existed for a tragedy comparable with those at King's Cross and Hillsborough and the fact that such a tragedy did not occur is down to good fortune and the restraint of sorely pressed passengers; and calls on the Health and Safety Executive, the Minister and the railway watchdogs to ensure that the railways companies do not allow such dangerous circumstances to occur again.
That this House notes with grave concern the dangerous situation which occurred at Clapham Junction Station during the early evening of 13th March following the failure of train services out of Waterloo; notes that passengers were not given guidance on the screens nor by verbal announcements and that it appeared...
What has been the change in the number of bus passenger journeys outside London made since 1985-86. - Ref to 290 c391W.
What has been the change in the number of bus passenger journeys outside London made since 1985-86. - Ref to 290 c391W.
How many persons per week use the LTS line to Fenchurch Street station; and how passenger numbers have changed since privatisation. (Failed OPQ). - Inc figures.
How many persons per week use the LTS line to Fenchurch Street station; and how passenger numbers have changed since privatisation. (Failed OPQ). - Inc figures.
What was the revenue received from air passenger duty on domestic United Kingdom flights in and out of the Scottish Isles in 1995-96. - Inc fact that Customs estimate is about £2 million. (Holding answer 28 February 1997).
What was the revenue received from air passenger duty on domestic United Kingdom flights in and out of the Scottish Isles in 1995-96. - Inc fact that Customs estimate is about £2 million. (Holding answer 28 February 1997).
What was the revenue received from air passenger duty at (a) the lower rate and (b) the higher rate on traffic in and out of Northern Ireland in 1995-96. - Inc fact that Customs estimate is (a) for the lower rate of £5, about £13 million and (b) for the...
What was the revenue received from air passenger duty at (a) the lower rate and (b) the higher rate on traffic in and out of Northern Ireland in 1995-96. - Inc fact that Customs estimate is (a) for the lower rate of £5, about £13 million and (b) for the...
What was the revenue received from air passenger duty on domestic United Kingdom flights in and out of Northern Ireland in 1995-96. - Inc fact that Customs estimate is about £12 million. (Holding answer 28 February 1997).
What was the revenue received from air passenger duty on domestic United Kingdom flights in and out of Northern Ireland in 1995-96. - Inc fact that Customs estimate is about £12 million. (Holding answer 28 February 1997).
What was the revenue received from air passenger duty at (a) the lower rate and (b) the higher rate on traffic in and out of the Scottish Isles in 1995-96. - Inc fact that Customs' estimate is (a) for the lower rate of £5, about £3 million and (b) for...
What was the revenue received from air passenger duty at (a) the lower rate and (b) the higher rate on traffic in and out of the Scottish Isles in 1995-96. - Inc fact that Customs' estimate is (a) for the lower rate of £5, about £3 million and (b) for...
How many (a) passengers and (b) crew were carried on the m.v. `Cap Afrique' on 14th January 1997. - Text of letter from RM Bradley of Marine Safety Agency. (Holding answer 31 January 1997).
How many (a) passengers and (b) crew were carried on the m.v. `Cap Afrique' on 14th January 1997. - Text of letter from RM Bradley of Marine Safety Agency. (Holding answer 31 January 1997).
What has been the change in the number of bus passenger journeys made outside London since 1985-86. - Including table of available figures.
What has been the change in the number of bus passenger journeys made outside London since 1985-86. - Including table of available figures.
If he will comment on passenger handling arrangements at (a) Heathrow and (b) other United Kingdom airports.
If he will comment on passenger handling arrangements at (a) Heathrow and (b) other United Kingdom airports.
How many holders of a UK licence FFL and UK licence PFL (H) have been convicted for conducting public transport operations. - Inc figs.
How many holders of a UK licence FFL and UK licence PFL (H) have been convicted for conducting public transport operations. - Inc figs.
If he will list those countries with an air passenger carrier liability limit lower than the United Kingdom's. - Includes list.
If he will list those countries with an air passenger carrier liability limit lower than the United Kingdom's. - Includes list.
What is the estimated additional cost per annum to (a) Orkney Health Board and (b) Shetland Health Board of the proposed increase in air passenger duty. - (Holding answer 4 December 1996).
What is the estimated additional cost per annum to (a) Orkney Health Board and (b) Shetland Health Board of the proposed increase in air passenger duty. - (Holding answer 4 December 1996).
Which air routes in Scotland are currently not exempt from the air passenger duty in the Highlands and Islands.
Which air routes in Scotland are currently not exempt from the air passenger duty in the Highlands and Islands.
How many representations he has received in the past year in favour of lifting the air passenger duty on the Glasgow/Tiree route. - One representation has been received.
How many representations he has received in the past year in favour of lifting the air passenger duty on the Glasgow/Tiree route. - One representation has been received.
What plans he has to exempt the Glasgow/Tiree air service from the air passenger duty.
What plans he has to exempt the Glasgow/Tiree air service from the air passenger duty.