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SI 2001/3868 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 4 January 2002
SI 2001/3868 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 4 January 2002
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on privatised utilities in the Wrekin.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on privatised utilities in the Wrekin.
That this House recognises the importance of mature street trees in filtering air pollution, reducing the risk of flooding, and increasing biodiversity; notes that street trees are under threat from open-cut trenching by utility companies; welcomes the development of computer assisted trenchless technology by Midlands Electricity; and calls upon the Government to develop a national strategy for the preservation of mature street trees by encouraging utility companies to adopt trenchless technology and introducing trenching guidelines enforceable by law.
That this House recognises the importance of mature street trees in filtering air pollution, reducing the risk of flooding, and increasing biodiversity; notes that street trees are under threat from open-cut trenching by utility companies; welcomes the development of computer assisted trenchless technology by Midlands Electricity; and calls upon the...
Supplementary business question on American bid for Midlands Electricity.
Supplementary business question on American bid for Midlands Electricity.
What representations he has received urging referral of the bids for Southern Electricity, Midlands Electricity and NORWEB by National Power, PowerGen and North West Water to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission.
What representations he has received urging referral of the bids for Southern Electricity, Midlands Electricity and NORWEB by National Power, PowerGen and North West Water to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission.
What assessment he has made of the results of the funding by Midlands Electricity of neighbourhood energy action projects to benefit low-income consumers in the West Midlands; and if he will commend the extension of private and voluntary sector partnership to other utilities.
What assessment he has made of the results of the funding by Midlands Electricity of neighbourhood energy action projects to benefit low-income consumers in the West Midlands; and if he will commend the extension of private and voluntary sector partnership to other utilities.