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I pay tribute to the work of Councillor Mike O’Brien and I am sorry to hear that he is not well. He is a hard-working and conscientious Medway councillor who is dedicated to serving his constituents and to improving education. His nine years’ experience on Medway Council and his years on Gillingham Borough Council have made him a very effective local representative. Our thoughts are with him and his family at this time.
I pay tribute to the work of Councillor Mike O’Brien and I am sorry to hear that he is not well. He is a hard-working and conscientious Medway councillor who is dedicated to serving his constituents and to improving education. His nine years’ experience on Medway Council and his years on Gillingham Borough Council have made him a very effective local representative. Our thoughts are with him and his family at this time.
More schools in Medway are now being rated outstanding and good. Will the Minister join me in paying tribute to the excellent work of Councillor Mike O’Brien, the cabinet member for children’s services at Medway council, who, alongside council officers, school leaders and parents, is working hard to raise standards in Medway?
More schools in Medway are now being rated outstanding and good. Will the Minister join me in paying tribute to the excellent work of Councillor Mike O’Brien, the cabinet member for children’s services at Medway council, who, alongside council officers, school leaders and parents, is working hard to raise standards in Medway?
More schools in Medway are now being rated outstanding and good. Will the Minister join me in paying tribute to the excellent work of Councillor Mike O’Brien, the cabinet member for children’s services at Medway council, who, alongside council officers, school leaders and parents, is working hard to raise standards in Medway?
I pay tribute to the work of Councillor Mike O’Brien and I am sorry to hear that he is not well. He is a hard-working and conscientious Medway councillor who is dedicated to serving his constituents and to improving education. His nine years’ experience on Medway Council and his years on Gillingham Borough Council have made him a very effective local representative. Our thoughts are with him and his family at this time.
That this House notes that the Official Report for Monday 12th February records that the honourable Members for North Warwickshire and Oxford East voted in the No Lobby; notes that as official Labour Front bench spokesmen they acted in defiance of their Party's whip; considers their action to be in clear breach of collective responsibility and is at odds with their Party's declared policy on Europe; notes that had they been in the majority they would have put the United Kingdom in breach of the Maastricht Treaty; and calls upon them immediately either to confirm their error or to resign their positions as spokesmen.
That this House notes that the Official Report for Monday 12th February records that the honourable Members for North Warwickshire and Oxford East voted in the No Lobby; notes that as official Labour Front bench spokesmen they acted in defiance of their Party's whip; considers their action to be in...
That this House welcomes the Criminal Justice (Amendment No. 2) Bill proposed by the honourable Member for Warwickshire North as a serious attempt to solve the problems created by the Criminal Justice Act 1991 which has caused anger amongst magistrates and judges throughout England and Wales; notes that the Labour front bench made clear its willingness to co-operate with this Bill as it did with the Bail (Amendment) Bill proposed by the honourable Member for Shoreham; congratulates both honourable Members for their efforts to solve problems which have been ignored by Ministers; condemns the Government for blocking the Criminal Justice (Amendment No. 2) Bill on 7th May but believes that this was symptomatic of Ministers' unwillingness to tackle crime and reluctance to accept a helping hand; and urges Ministers to allow the Bill to progress so that agreement can be reached in Committee on how to solve these problems.
That this House welcomes the Criminal Justice (Amendment No. 2) Bill proposed by the honourable Member for Warwickshire North as a serious attempt to solve the problems created by the Criminal Justice Act 1991 which has caused anger amongst magistrates and judges throughout England and Wales; notes that the Labour...
Queens speech debate (sixth day) on the economy.
Queens speech debate (sixth day) on the economy.