That this House notes that toilet wipes are being sold in the United Kingdom that are harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects; further notes that these wipes are sold as flushable and therefore make their way into the sewerage system; notes that with rising pollution in the world’s seas and oceans, there is a need to reduce toxic material entering the eco system; expresses concern around the manufacture of these products and their sale in shops and supermarkets across the UK; and urges the Government to review the safety of these items in light of the damage they can do to sea-based wildlife.

That this House notes that toilet wipes are being sold in the United Kingdom that are harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects; further notes that these wipes are sold as flushable and therefore make their way into the sewerage system; notes that with rising pollution in the world’s...

That this House welcomes the European Championship of rugby league football between Scotland, Ireland, Wales and France; celebrates Wales' victory against France on 30 October 2015 at Cardiff Arms Park; looks forward to the remaining fixtures between Ireland and Wales in Bray and France and Scotland in Avignon, both on 7 November 2015; further welcomes efforts to strengthen the game across the UK; and wishes all involved well for the forthcoming fixtures.

That this House welcomes the European Championship of rugby league football between Scotland, Ireland, Wales and France; celebrates Wales' victory against France on 30 October 2015 at Cardiff Arms Park; looks forward to the remaining fixtures between Ireland and Wales in Bray and France and Scotland in Avignon, both on...

That this House welcomes the Government's commitment to eradicate child poverty by 2020; applauds the fall in the number of children in poverty by 700,000 since 1999, but notes with concern that this figure was 300,000 short of the Government's stated target; suggests that an effective policy to achieve the target would be to disregard child benefit as income for the purposes of assessing housing benefit and council tax benefit; further notes that according to Department of Work and Pensions' figures the cost of implementing such a policy would be ??300 million; and urges the Government to consider the introduction of such a policy as soon as possible.

That this House welcomes the Government's commitment to eradicate child poverty by 2020; applauds the fall in the number of children in poverty by 700,000 since 1999, but notes with concern that this figure was 300,000 short of the Government's stated target; suggests that an effective policy to achieve the...

That this House believes that candidates of all major political parties in the forthcoming elections throughout the United Kingdom should refrain from making any discriminatory remarks based on age, gender, race, disability or sexuality during the campaign; expresses concern about discriminatory remarks about sexuality made by the Conservative candidate for Clwyd West; expresses further concern about the apparent failure of the leadership of the Conservative Party to take effective action against this candidate; and urges the Conservative Party to demonstrate clearly its commitment to equality by taking appropriate steps to discipline their candidate in Clwyd West.

That this House believes that candidates of all major political parties in the forthcoming elections throughout the United Kingdom should refrain from making any discriminatory remarks based on age, gender, race, disability or sexuality during the campaign; expresses concern about discriminatory remarks about sexuality made by the Conservative candidate for...

That this House welcomes the seasonal good cheer and festive spirit engendered by domestic outdoor Christmas lights; notes with concern the provisions of clause 102 of the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Bill directed at the genuine problem of light pollution; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to make clear that its proposed legislation is not intended to inhibit the celebration of Christmas by the use of outdoor domestic lights at Yuletide.

That this House welcomes the seasonal good cheer and festive spirit engendered by domestic outdoor Christmas lights; notes with concern the provisions of clause 102 of the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Bill directed at the genuine problem of light pollution; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to make clear that...

That this House supports the Government's successive White Paper commitments to a 10-year solar photovoltaic (PV) demonstration programme in line with the UK's major competitors; welcomes the July openings of two new solar PV manufacturing facilities in Wrexham and County Durham by Sharp Electronics UK and Romag/BP respectively; and urges the Government to ensure continuity of support to the rapidly growing UK solar PV industry when the current three year DTI Major Demonstration Programme ends in March 2005.

That this House supports the Government's successive White Paper commitments to a 10-year solar photovoltaic (PV) demonstration programme in line with the UK's major competitors; welcomes the July openings of two new solar PV manufacturing facilities in Wrexham and County Durham by Sharp Electronics UK and Romag/BP respectively; and urges...

That this House is concerned to note the present uncertainty at Wrexham Football Club; recognises the great tradition of the club and its contribution to football in Wales and the United Kingdom; observes that the club is synonymous with its Racecourse ground; and opposes any move to divorce the club from its community by moving its ground from its present location in Wrexham town centre.

That this House is concerned to note the present uncertainty at Wrexham Football Club; recognises the great tradition of the club and its contribution to football in Wales and the United Kingdom; observes that the club is synonymous with its Racecourse ground; and opposes any move to divorce the club...

That this House deplores the decision of Royal Mail to cease using rail transport for the delivery of post; notes that increased use of air and road transport will add to pollution and to congestion; and condemns Royal Mail's failure to pursue a sustainable development strategy for its business.

That this House deplores the decision of Royal Mail to cease using rail transport for the delivery of post; notes that increased use of air and road transport will add to pollution and to congestion; and condemns Royal Mail's failure to pursue a sustainable development strategy for its business.

That this House believes that the post-war reconstruction of Iraq must be built upon the broadest possible foundation of international support; reaffirms that such a foundation is best built at the United Nations; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to work with all permanent members of the UN Security Council to achieve consensus to address the urgent problems of delivering humanitarian aid to Iraq and establishing a government in Iraq that acts for the benefit of its own people.

That this House believes that the post-war reconstruction of Iraq must be built upon the broadest possible foundation of international support; reaffirms that such a foundation is best built at the United Nations; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to work with all permanent members of the UN Security Council...

That this House notes the dismal performance of the England cricket team in Australia; observes that cricket is played in very few state schools in England and Wales and is based on an outmoded county structure that fails to engage young people; and calls upon the England and Wales Cricket Board to set up a review to examine the present structure of the game of cricket in England and Wales and to take urgent steps to attract more young players and to develop their skills to an internationally competitive standard.

That this House notes the dismal performance of the England cricket team in Australia; observes that cricket is played in very few state schools in England and Wales and is based on an outmoded county structure that fails to engage young people; and calls upon the England and Wales Cricket...

That this House congratulates the Energy Saving Trust on launching its sixth Energy Efficiency Week; affirms that energy efficiency should be a crucial part of the United Kingdom's future energy policy; welcomes the Performance and Innovation Unit's recommendation to the Government that the UK achieve a step-change in household energy efficiency, with improvements of 20 per cent. by 2010 and a further 20 per cent. by 2020; calls on the Government to enshrine these targets in the forthcoming Energy White Paper; notes that these targets will be integral to the UK meeting and bettering its Kyoto targets; further notes that the Prime Minister signalled the need for a 60 per cent. reduction in CO2 by 2050 at the Johannesburg Summit to reduce climate change to manageable levels; and further notes that the energy efficiency, in addition to the environmental benefits, also helps combat fuel poverty and reduces bills for consumers.

That this House congratulates the Energy Saving Trust on launching its sixth Energy Efficiency Week; affirms that energy efficiency should be a crucial part of the United Kingdom's future energy policy; welcomes the Performance and Innovation Unit's recommendation to the Government that the UK achieve a step-change in household energy...

That this House notes that the Evening Standard's leader column on 16th April stated that London football fans will have to go abroad to a foreign country to see Arsenal play Chelsea in the FA Cup Final; is surprised that the Evening Standard does not know that Wales is part of the United Kingdom; and calls upon the Editor of the Evening Standard to increase her knowledge of the United Kingdom by visiting the magnificent Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on FA Cup Final Day.

That this House notes that the Evening Standard's leader column on 16th April stated that London football fans will have to go abroad to a foreign country to see Arsenal play Chelsea in the FA Cup Final; is surprised that the Evening Standard does not know that Wales is part...

That this House recognises the contribution of Wrexham Association Football Club and North-East Wales to Welsh and British football; notes the strong footballing tradition in North-East Wales commemorated by the recently opened exhibition of the 'History of Football in Wales' in Wrexham; welcomes the willingness of the Football Association of Wales to consider the possibility of playing some of Wales' International football matches in Wrexham; and calls upon the Football Association of Wales to bring International football back to Wrexham.

That this House recognises the contribution of Wrexham Association Football Club and North-East Wales to Welsh and British football; notes the strong footballing tradition in North-East Wales commemorated by the recently opened exhibition of the 'History of Football in Wales' in Wrexham; welcomes the willingness of the Football Association of...

That this House wholeheartedly agrees with the assessment made in 1918 by Arthur Henderson, three times leader of the Labour Party and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, that 'Given self-government, Wales might establish itself as a modern utopia and develop its own institutions, its own culture, its own ideal of democracy as an inspiration to the rest of the world'; and urges Labour honourable Members from Wales to re-affirm the founding values of their party for peace, socialism and self-government.

That this House wholeheartedly agrees with the assessment made in 1918 by Arthur Henderson, three times leader of the Labour Party and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, that 'Given self-government, Wales might establish itself as a modern utopia and develop its own institutions, its own culture, its own ideal...