That this House welcomes Children 2000's bid to establish Britain's, and the world's first national radio station for children on the newly available 225kHz long-wave frequency; considers such a station would be an invaluable contribution to children's education and development as acknowledged by the SCAA, the NSPCC, UNICEF and others; and urges the Radio Authority and the Government to explore this opportunity fully before awarding the vacant 225 kHz band.

That this House welcomes Children 2000's bid to establish Britain's, and the world's first national radio station for children on the newly available 225kHz long-wave frequency; considers such a station would be an invaluable contribution to children's education and development as acknowledged by the SCAA, the NSPCC, UNICEF and others;...

That this House recognises the problem caused to the Teachers' Pension Agency funding by the increasing number of teachers seeking to retire shortly after reaching the age of 50; also recognises that such early retirements are, in many cases, of value to the teacher concerned, the school and its pupils; and believes also that further bipartison consultation is necessary before any final decision is made on teachers' early retirement.

That this House recognises the problem caused to the Teachers' Pension Agency funding by the increasing number of teachers seeking to retire shortly after reaching the age of 50; also recognises that such early retirements are, in many cases, of value to the teacher concerned, the school and its pupils;...

That this House is concerned that the proposed mid-week lottery draw is designed to exploit the millions of people who use the same numbers every weekend; who will feel compelled to enter the mid-week draw using those same numbers; and urges the Secretary of State for National Heritage to ensure that Camelot uses the numbers 51 - 99 for the mid-week draw.

That this House is concerned that the proposed mid-week lottery draw is designed to exploit the millions of people who use the same numbers every weekend; who will feel compelled to enter the mid-week draw using those same numbers; and urges the Secretary of State for National Heritage to ensure...

That this House congratulates the Ipswich Evening Star on its vigorous anti-drugs campaign; particularly supports the editor's decision to publish the names and photographs of all convicted drug pushers; and urges the Home Office to encourage and promote such campaigns across the United Kingdom.

That this House congratulates the Ipswich Evening Star on its vigorous anti-drugs campaign; particularly supports the editor's decision to publish the names and photographs of all convicted drug pushers; and urges the Home Office to encourage and promote such campaigns across the United Kingdom.

That this House welcomes the progress made so far in the Northern Ireland peace process; congratulates the Prime Minister on his achievements to date and the Leader of the Opposition for his steadfast support; remembers the time when Downing Street was open to all members of the public; and suggests it is now an appropriate time to remove the security gates which disfigure Downing Street at present.

That this House welcomes the progress made so far in the Northern Ireland peace process; congratulates the Prime Minister on his achievements to date and the Leader of the Opposition for his steadfast support; remembers the time when Downing Street was open to all members of the public; and suggests...

That this House notes that P&O, the owners of North Sea Ferries, made an operating profit of ??120 million in the first six months of this year, an increase of 50 per cent. over the same period last year; further notes that contributory factors in the sinking of the 'Herald of Free Enterprise' were crew fatigue and a reduction in the number of officers; and therefore condemns the proposal by P&O North Sea Ferries to reduce leave periods for the crew of the roll on-roll off ferry MV 'Norsky'.

That this House notes that P&O, the owners of North Sea Ferries, made an operating profit of ??120 million in the first six months of this year, an increase of 50 per cent. over the same period last year; further notes that contributory factors in the sinking of the 'Herald...

That this House notes that district valuers are reviewing the banding for council tax purposes of all domestic properties which are bought and sold; further notes that where this results in a higher banding the new band applies from April 1993; deplores this exercise in retrospective taxation; and calls on the Government to instruct the Inland Revenue to cease this practice.

That this House notes that district valuers are reviewing the banding for council tax purposes of all domestic properties which are bought and sold; further notes that where this results in a higher banding the new band applies from April 1993; deplores this exercise in retrospective taxation; and calls on...

That this House notes that Labour-controlled Ipswich Council has become the first entrant ever to achieve three Charter marks; further notes that the Charter concept was pioneered by Labour councils; congratulates the members and staff on their achievement; and looks forward to the day when good government returns to the national scene with the election of a Labour government.

That this House notes that Labour-controlled Ipswich Council has become the first entrant ever to achieve three Charter marks; further notes that the Charter concept was pioneered by Labour councils; congratulates the members and staff on their achievement; and looks forward to the day when good government returns to the...