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That this House welcomes Birmingham International Airport's plans to attract transatlantic services between Birmingham and the United States of America; notes the overwhelming call by West Midlands business sector to provide such services; further notes that the economic regeneration of the area will be substantially enhanced if scheduled transatlantic services existed; and calls upon the Secretary of State for Transport to allow United States airline operators to provide such services, since British airlines already have such rights but are choosing not to exercise them at the present time.
That this House welcomes Birmingham International Airport's plans to attract transatlantic services between Birmingham and the United States of America; notes the overwhelming call by West Midlands business sector to provide such services; further notes that the economic regeneration of the area will be substantially enhanced if scheduled transatlantic services...
That this House congratulates Her Majesty's Government on the introduction of a rents-into-mortgage scheme for Basildon New Town tenants; urges Her Majesty's Government to make use of local estate agents to explain the advantages of this opportunity to the new town corporation tenants; and warns Her Majesty's Government to monitor the reaction of Labour-controlled Basildon Council who are already campaigning to persuade the new town tenants to transfer to council management.
That this House congratulates Her Majesty's Government on the introduction of a rents-into-mortgage scheme for Basildon New Town tenants; urges Her Majesty's Government to make use of local estate agents to explain the advantages of this opportunity to the new town corporation tenants; and warns Her Majesty's Government to monitor...
That this House congratulates Her Majesty's Government on the introduction of a rents-into-mortgages scheme for Basildon New Town tenants; urges Her Majesty's Government to make use of local estate agents to explain the advantages of this opportunity to the new town corporation tenants; and warns Her Majesty's Government to monitor the reaction of Labour-controlled Basildon Council who are already campaigning to persuade the new town tenants to transfer to council management.
That this House congratulates Her Majesty's Government on the introduction of a rents-into-mortgages scheme for Basildon New Town tenants; urges Her Majesty's Government to make use of local estate agents to explain the advantages of this opportunity to the new town corporation tenants; and warns Her Majesty's Government to monitor...
That this House believes that the Department of Health should strongly resist giving permission to Roussel Laboratories' application to market the abortion pill RU486 in Britain, a pill which to date has been tested in more than 20 countries, but has only been made available in France.
That this House believes that the Department of Health should strongly resist giving permission to Roussel Laboratories' application to market the abortion pill RU486 in Britain, a pill which to date has been tested in more than 20 countries, but has only been made available in France.
That this House congratulates the Portman Group on its initiative in launching the proof of age card scheme to deter illegal under-age drinking, while at the same time helping young people over 18 years to prove that they are legally entitled to purchase alcoholic drinks; believes that the scheme will be a valuable help to licensees and their staff in establishing whether a young person is legally permitted to purchase such drinks or not; notes that the proof of age card is available free of charge; and urges honourable Members to give the scheme all support in their constituencies as a positive contribution to reducing illegal purchase of alcohol by young people under 18 years.
That this House congratulates the Portman Group on its initiative in launching the proof of age card scheme to deter illegal under-age drinking, while at the same time helping young people over 18 years to prove that they are legally entitled to purchase alcoholic drinks; believes that the scheme will...