That this House opposes the closure of Bishopbriggs Post Office, located in Morrisons supermarket; recognises the vital importance of this post office in serving local people; and urges Post Office Ltd, to ensure that one of the busiest post offices in East Dunbartonshire is retained in Bishopbriggs.

That this House opposes the closure of Bishopbriggs Post Office, located in Morrisons supermarket; recognises the vital importance of this post office in serving local people; and urges Post Office Ltd, to ensure that one of the busiest post offices in East Dunbartonshire is retained in Bishopbriggs.

That this House notes with deep concern the proposal to change the present final salary scheme for NHS staff to an average pay scheme; and calls on NHS management to maintain the final salary scheme for the hard-working staff of the NHS.

That this House notes with deep concern the proposal to change the present final salary scheme for NHS staff to an average pay scheme; and calls on NHS management to maintain the final salary scheme for the hard-working staff of the NHS.

That this House notes Holocaust Memorial Day is on 27th January, which is the 60th anniversary of the day that the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated; recognises the significance of this year and the importance of all commemorations taking place in 2005; acknowledges the importance of the theme Survivors, Liberation and Rebuilding lives; remembers all those who lost their lives in the Holocaust and other more recent tragedies; further recognises the contribution that Holocaust Survivors have made to life in Britain; applauds organisations such as the Holocaust Educational Trust for their work; and encourages all honourable Members to be involved in a day that not only helps to ensure that the Holocaust is never forgotten but also warns of the dangers of all forms of discrimination today.

That this House notes Holocaust Memorial Day is on 27th January, which is the 60th anniversary of the day that the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated; recognises the significance of this year and the importance of all commemorations taking place in 2005; acknowledges the importance of the theme Survivors,...

That this House notes with very deep concern the decision of Post Office Ltd to close two offices in Strathkelvin and Bearsden constituency; notes that local people feel not enough consideration is given to local opinion during consultations; further notes that communities will be denied local services which they value; and calls on Post Office Ltd to reverse the decision.

That this House notes with very deep concern the decision of Post Office Ltd to close two offices in Strathkelvin and Bearsden constituency; notes that local people feel not enough consideration is given to local opinion during consultations; further notes that communities will be denied local services which they value;...

That this House is deeply concerned by the proposal to close four post offices in East Dunbartonshire; notes that the offices at Westerton, Auchinderean, Courthill and Killermont provide vital services to local communities; and believes that they should be retained.

That this House is deeply concerned by the proposal to close four post offices in East Dunbartonshire; notes that the offices at Westerton, Auchinderean, Courthill and Killermont provide vital services to local communities; and believes that they should be retained.

That this House notes that Holocaust Memorial Day is on 27th January 2004, which is the anniversary of the day the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated; recognises the importance of this year's theme, 'From the Holocaust through to Rwanda': remembers all those who lost their lives in the Holocaust and other more recent tragedies; thanks the city of Belfast for hosting the national event; commends organisations such as the Holocaust Educational Trust for their work towards this day; and encourages all honourable Members to be involved in a day that not only helps to ensure that the Holocaust is never forgotten but also warns of the dangers of all forms of discrimination today.

That this House notes that Holocaust Memorial Day is on 27th January 2004, which is the anniversary of the day the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated; recognises the importance of this year's theme, 'From the Holocaust through to Rwanda': remembers all those who lost their lives in the Holocaust...

That this House welcomes the success of the national minimum wage in giving protection to millions of workers across the United Kingdom; and urges the Low Pay Commission to extend the minimum wage to young full-time and part-time workers by including 16 and 17 year olds in the legislation at the earliest opportunity.

That this House welcomes the success of the national minimum wage in giving protection to millions of workers across the United Kingdom; and urges the Low Pay Commission to extend the minimum wage to young full-time and part-time workers by including 16 and 17 year olds in the legislation at...

That this House congratulates the Daily Record in promoting the Send the Jocks a Box Appeal this Christmas; and recognises the importance of these gifts in making Christmas Day more special for thousands of Scots soldiers serving in Iraq and the Gulf.

That this House congratulates the Daily Record in promoting the Send the Jocks a Box Appeal this Christmas; and recognises the importance of these gifts in making Christmas Day more special for thousands of Scots soldiers serving in Iraq and the Gulf.

That this House congratulates Harestanes Amateur Football Club on winning the Scottish Amateur Cup for the second year running; notes that Harestanes are the first team in 34 years to retain the Scottish Amateur Cup; and congratulates the club on the enthusiasm, hard work and determination of the players, officials and supporters, which are a great credit to the club and to Kirkintilloch.

That this House congratulates Harestanes Amateur Football Club on winning the Scottish Amateur Cup for the second year running; notes that Harestanes are the first team in 34 years to retain the Scottish Amateur Cup; and congratulates the club on the enthusiasm, hard work and determination of the players, officials...

That this House welcomes the recent publicity on the question of loan sharks and those who target the most vulnerable in our society; congratulates the Daily Record on its campaign on the issue of loan sharks by raising public awareness; and recognises that the unity of the public, police and politicians can ensure action is taken against loan sharks and help develop access to legitimate financial services in the community.

That this House welcomes the recent publicity on the question of loan sharks and those who target the most vulnerable in our society; congratulates the Daily Record on its campaign on the issue of loan sharks by raising public awareness; and recognises that the unity of the public, police and...

That this House congratulates Harestanes Amateur Football Club on winning the Scottish Amateur Cup for the first time in its history; and believes that the enthusiasm, hard work and determination of the players, officials and supporters has brought great credit to the club and Kirkintilloch.

That this House congratulates Harestanes Amateur Football Club on winning the Scottish Amateur Cup for the first time in its history; and believes that the enthusiasm, hard work and determination of the players, officials and supporters has brought great credit to the club and Kirkintilloch.

That this House believes the Scottish Football Museum, as the repository of the world's most significant international football collection, should be made free of charge to visitors; and further believes that the Department for Culture, Media and sport should include the Museums of Football in Scotland (Glasgow), England (Preston) and Wales (Wrexham) in their list of state-funded museums, thereby extending access to all.

That this House believes the Scottish Football Museum, as the repository of the world's most significant international football collection, should be made free of charge to visitors; and further believes that the Department for Culture, Media and sport should include the Museums of Football in Scotland (Glasgow), England (Preston) and...