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That this House congratulates Celtic Football Club, the first British club to win the European Cup, on its 125th anniversary; notes that the club was formed to support needy children and to give identity and self-esteem to an underprivileged community; welcomes the club's aim in its anniversary year to raise 1.25 million for the Celtic Charity Fund for the benefit of a number of young people's cancer charities, bothin the UKand abroad, including the Teenage Cancer Trust; and further notes that by its actions Celtic Football Club demonstrates that football can be a force for good.
That this House congratulates Celtic Football Club, the first British club to win the European Cup, on its 125th anniversary; notes that the club was formed to support needy children and to give identity and self-esteem to an underprivileged community; welcomes the club's aim in its anniversary year to raise...
That this House praises the professionalism of UK armed forces serving in Iraq and understands the anxieties felt by their families at home; believes that families should have a free parcel delivery service to their loved ones; and calls upon the Government to ensure this service is re-introduced in the run-up to the festive period.
That this House praises the professionalism of UK armed forces serving in Iraq and understands the anxieties felt by their families at home; believes that families should have a free parcel delivery service to their loved ones; and calls upon the Government to ensure this service is re-introduced in the...
That this House notes with concern the proposed closures of many jobcentres and social security offices throughout Scotland as part of the roll-out programme of the new Jobcentre Plus network; notes the excellent work done by the Government to reduce unemployment to its current record low level by departmental staff in their current locations; and, whilst it supports the principle of integrated Jobcentre Plus offices, believes that the extent of proposed closures far exceeds the principle that an improved service will continue to be delivered locally in towns throughout Scotland.
That this House notes with concern the proposed closures of many jobcentres and social security offices throughout Scotland as part of the roll-out programme of the new Jobcentre Plus network; notes the excellent work done by the Government to reduce unemployment to its current record low level by departmental staff...
That this House notes with concern the increasing amount of unsolicited junk faxes sent to both domestic and commercial premises; further notes that many adults and children unknowingly call premium rated numbers at a cost of ??1.50 per minute, and that the resulting fax-back time is often stated as no more than 200 seconds; is gravely concerned that despite asking to be permanently deleted from fax databases, many unsuspecting recipients continue to receive unsolicited faxes; and urges Her Majesty's Government to introduce further statutory controls against such an abuse of access.
That this House notes with concern the increasing amount of unsolicited junk faxes sent to both domestic and commercial premises; further notes that many adults and children unknowingly call premium rated numbers at a cost of ??1.50 per minute, and that the resulting fax-back time is often stated as no...
That this House notes the failure of the Scottish Nationalist Party's leadership to trust their members with the selection of candidates for the Scottish Parliament, for fear that selections will be hijacked by a few extremists; calls upon that party's leadership to state who those extremists are and to say whether Margo MacDonald and Alex Neil are amongst them; and further contrasts the SNP's fear of its members with the Scottish Labour Party's decision to let its members select candiates for the forthcoming Scottish Parliament elections in a one member one vote ballot.
That this House notes the failure of the Scottish Nationalist Party's leadership to trust their members with the selection of candidates for the Scottish Parliament, for fear that selections will be hijacked by a few extremists; calls upon that party's leadership to state who those extremists are and to say...