To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland, if he will make a statement on the availability of Inspector Hughes' report to the Cullen Inquiry into the Dunblane tragedy.

To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland, if he will make a statement on the availability of Inspector Hughes' report to the Cullen Inquiry into the Dunblane tragedy.

Why the report of Detective Sergeant Hughes delivered to the procurator fiscal in Scotland on 6 September 1991, which included 10 charges drafted against Thomas Hamilton of Dunblane and reflected upon his suitability to possess a firearms certificate, and which was made available to the Cullen Commission of Inquiry into...

Why the report of Detective Sergeant Hughes delivered to the procurator fiscal in Scotland on 6 September 1991, which included 10 charges drafted against Thomas Hamilton of Dunblane and reflected upon his suitability to possess a firearms certificate, and which was made available to the Cullen Commission of Inquiry into...

Letter from the Secretary of State for Scotland Donald Dewar to Michael Colvin MP regarding the 100 year closure on the report by Sergeant Hughes on Thomas Hamilton. SO. 1998.

Letter from the Secretary of State for Scotland Donald Dewar to Michael Colvin MP regarding the 100 year closure on the report by Sergeant Hughes on Thomas Hamilton. SO. 1998.

To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what powers he has to lift the 100 year closure placed upon the report by Sergeant Hughes of the Central Police into Thomas Hamilton; and if he will place in the Library a copy of the report by Sergeant Hughes of the...

To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what powers he has to lift the 100 year closure placed upon the report by Sergeant Hughes of the Central Police into Thomas Hamilton; and if he will place in the Library a copy of the report by Sergeant Hughes of the...

Further to the Written Answer by Lord Sewel on 12 May at 589 c114WA, whether they will state which of the versions of the report prepared by William Wilson, the Chief Constable of Central Police, for Lord Cullens Inquiry into the Dunblane tragedy, has been placed in the Library of...

Further to the Written Answer by Lord Sewel on 12 May at 589 c114WA, whether they will state which of the versions of the report prepared by William Wilson, the Chief Constable of Central Police, for Lord Cullens Inquiry into the Dunblane tragedy, has been placed in the Library of...

Lord Cullens inquiry into the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the events at Dunblane Primary School on Wednesday 13 March 1996. Submission by William Wilson QPM Chief Constable. Central Scotland Police. 1996. [deposited 12.05.1998]

Lord Cullens inquiry into the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the events at Dunblane Primary School on Wednesday 13 March 1996. Submission by William Wilson QPM Chief Constable. Central Scotland Police. 1996. [deposited 12.05.1998]

Whether they will place in the Library of the House a copy of the report by the Chief Constable of Central Police, Mr William Wilson, submitted to Lord Cullen in the last days of his enquiry; and whether they will state why the report is not listed in the index...

Whether they will place in the Library of the House a copy of the report by the Chief Constable of Central Police, Mr William Wilson, submitted to Lord Cullen in the last days of his enquiry; and whether they will state why the report is not listed in the index...

Whether they will place in the Library of the House a copy of the Report by Sergeant, now Inspector, Hughes, of Central Police, into Thomas Hamilton; to list all the charges to which he recommended consideration for prosecution; and whether they will state why the Report is not listed in...

Whether they will place in the Library of the House a copy of the Report by Sergeant, now Inspector, Hughes, of Central Police, into Thomas Hamilton; to list all the charges to which he recommended consideration for prosecution; and whether they will state why the Report is not listed in...

Whether, in view of the findings of the external investigation of Grampian Police, they will consider an investigation into the Central Police at the time of the Dunblane disaster, when the Central Police investigated their own affairs. [HL 1581].

Whether, in view of the findings of the external investigation of Grampian Police, they will consider an investigation into the Central Police at the time of the Dunblane disaster, when the Central Police investigated their own affairs. [HL 1581].

If he will place in the Library a copy of the report commissioned by Lord Cullen into Thomas Hamilton, relating to his occupations and finances, produced by Inspector Paul Hughes of Central Scotland Police and submitted to the Cullen Inquiry. - Includes fact that evidence given by Chief Inspector Hughes,...

If he will place in the Library a copy of the report commissioned by Lord Cullen into Thomas Hamilton, relating to his occupations and finances, produced by Inspector Paul Hughes of Central Scotland Police and submitted to the Cullen Inquiry. - Includes fact that evidence given by Chief Inspector Hughes,...

Lords statement on the Cullen report on the Dunblane Primary School shooting. (Includes fact that report and Government response published today Cm 3386 and 3392 in Library).

Lords statement on the Cullen report on the Dunblane Primary School shooting. (Includes fact that report and Government response published today Cm 3386 and 3392 in Library).

Statement on publication of the Cullen report (Dunblane School Inquiry) and government response (Cm 3386 and Cm 3392 respectively).

Statement on publication of the Cullen report (Dunblane School Inquiry) and government response (Cm 3386 and Cm 3392 respectively).

SI 1995/2638 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 31 October 1995. (S.193).

SI 1995/2638 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 31 October 1995. (S.193).

What is the cost of providing necessary assistance to truck cargo heavy duty mark II vehicles to (a) Central Police, (b) Lothian Police and (c) Dumfries and Galloway Police. - Inc fact that none of these police forces is routinely involved in escorting duties for these vehicles.

What is the cost of providing necessary assistance to truck cargo heavy duty mark II vehicles to (a) Central Police, (b) Lothian Police and (c) Dumfries and Galloway Police. - Inc fact that none of these police forces is routinely involved in escorting duties for these vehicles.