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That this House congratulates ICI on winning the Royal Academy of Engineering MacRobert Award, Britain's most prestigious award for outstanding innovation in engineering, which has been presented to ICI for their development of production technology for CFC replacement KLEA 134a, an ozone benign refrigerant which is safe, energy efficient and cost effective; further congratulates ICI on their constructive response to worldwide concern over ozone depletion; and commends ICI's significant contribution to phasing out the use of CFCs.
That this House congratulates ICI on winning the Royal Academy of Engineering MacRobert Award, Britain's most prestigious award for outstanding innovation in engineering, which has been presented to ICI for their development of production technology for CFC replacement KLEA 134a, an ozone benign refrigerant which is safe, energy efficient and...
That this House is concerned that public safety may be at risk because of a proposed European Directive about distance selling which is seeking to allow people to buy medicines by mail order; believes that considerable dangers may be created by such measures which could lead to prescription only controls being flouted between countries and with doctors and other practitioners being found unaware of their patients' purchases of medicines; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to ensure that a general prohibition on mail order distribution should apply to all products classified as medicinal in all EC member states.
That this House is concerned that public safety may be at risk because of a proposed European Directive about distance selling which is seeking to allow people to buy medicines by mail order; believes that considerable dangers may be created by such measures which could lead to prescription only controls...
That this House expresses its grave concern about the current proposals by the Ministry of Defence for the amalgamation of the Cheshire Regiment; notes that this Regiment has a long tradition and a local identity which is reflected in its strong recruitment from within the Cheshire County area and which supports its continued viability; and urges the Secretary of State to retain the Cheshire as a single regiment.
That this House expresses its grave concern about the current proposals by the Ministry of Defence for the amalgamation of the Cheshire Regiment; notes that this Regiment has a long tradition and a local identity which is reflected in its strong recruitment from within the Cheshire County area and which...
That this House expresses deep concern at the decision of Bass Brewers Limited to close its brewery at Preston Brook in Cheshire; draws attention to the vast improvement in labour relations at this brewery and the co-operation of the whole of the workforce in cost saving exercises and improvement in working procedures which have led to a reduction of the workforce from 1,200 to 430 employees; points out that a loss of up to 500 jobs will have a devastating effect on the local economy in an area of already high unemployment; and calls upon Bass Brewers Limited to reverse the decision and keep this brewery open.
That this House expresses deep concern at the decision of Bass Brewers Limited to close its brewery at Preston Brook in Cheshire; draws attention to the vast improvement in labour relations at this brewery and the co-operation of the whole of the workforce in cost saving exercises and improvement in...
That this House deplores the decision of the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry on 23rd January to refuse to permit the sale by I.C. I. to Kemira of its fertiliser business; believes that the decision was made on purely doctrinal grounds because Kemira is a Finnish state-owned industry; is concerned that the decision could lead to the eventual loss of five hundred jobs; and calls on her Majesty's Government to reconsider this matter.
That this House deplores the decision of the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry on 23rd January to refuse to permit the sale by I.C. I. to Kemira of its fertiliser business; believes that the decision was made on purely doctrinal grounds because Kemira is a Finnish state-owned industry;...