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On a point of order, Mr Speaker. Yesterday, my hon. Friend the Member for Southend West (Sir David Amess) mentioned the sad passing away of Sir Teddy Taylor. I also bring to your attention the sad passing away over the summer of the former MP for Keighley, Mr Gary Waller....
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. Yesterday, my hon. Friend the Member for Southend West (Sir David Amess) mentioned the sad passing away of Sir Teddy Taylor. I also bring to your attention the sad passing away over the summer of the former MP for Keighley, Mr Gary Waller....
Does my right hon. Friend agree that with the death of Sir Teddy Taylor the country has lost an outstanding parliamentarian, a great constituency Member of Parliament and a true patriot? Does my right hon. Friend further agree that if Sir Teddy were alive today he would be delighted to learn that the outgoing Labour mayor of Southend, plus three unaligned councillors, have all joined the Conservative party?
Does my right hon. Friend agree that with the death of Sir Teddy Taylor the country has lost an outstanding parliamentarian, a great constituency Member of Parliament and a true patriot? Does my right hon. Friend further agree that if Sir Teddy were alive today he would be delighted to learn that the outgoing Labour mayor of Southend, plus three unaligned councillors, have all joined the Conservative party?
I join my hon. Friend in recognising the great contribution Sir Teddy Taylor made in his time in this House as a Member of Parliament for different seats, including Southend, although I have to say to my hon. Friend that one of my abiding memories of Sir Teddy is the number of times we had to evacuate Portcullis House because he had set the fire alarm off by smoking where he was not supposed to—in his office. I am very pleased to welcome the former Labour mayor and the unaligned councillors who have now
joined the Conservative party. We welcome them to the Conservative party and look forward to working with them.
I join my hon. Friend in recognising the great contribution Sir Teddy Taylor made in his time in this House as a Member of Parliament for different seats, including Southend, although I have to say to my hon. Friend that one of my abiding memories of Sir Teddy is the number of times we had to evacuate Portcullis House because he had set the fire alarm off by smoking where he was not supposed to—in his office. I am very pleased to welcome the former Labour mayor and the unaligned councillors who have now
joined the Conservative party. We welcome them to the Conservative party and look forward to working with them.
I join my hon. Friend in recognising the great contribution Sir Teddy Taylor made in his time in this House as a Member of Parliament for different seats, including Southend, although I have to say to my hon. Friend that one of my abiding memories of Sir Teddy is the number of times we had to evacuate Portcullis House because he had set the fire alarm off by smoking where he was not supposed to—in his office. I am very pleased to welcome the former Labour mayor and the unaligned councillors who have now
joined the Conservative party. We welcome them to the Conservative party and look forward to working with them.
Does my right hon. Friend agree that with the death of Sir Teddy Taylor the country has lost an outstanding parliamentarian, a great constituency Member of Parliament and a true patriot? Does my right hon. Friend further agree that if Sir Teddy were alive today he would be delighted to learn that the outgoing Labour mayor of Southend, plus three unaligned councillors, have all joined the Conservative party?
That this House notes with interest the statement by the Secretary of State for Scotland on independent radio on the 21st March that 'Teddy Taylor abandoned Scotland ten years ago', and wonders why, if this is how the honourable Member for Southend East is regarded by the Scottish ministerial team, he has been recruited by the honourable Member for Stirling to administer life support to the Tory party north of the border.
That this House notes with interest the statement by the Secretary of State for Scotland on independent radio on the 21st March that 'Teddy Taylor abandoned Scotland ten years ago', and wonders why, if this is how the honourable Member for Southend East is regarded by the Scottish ministerial team,...
(Further to 129 c423-4W) to call for a report from the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis as to when a decision was taken not to refer the matter of the loss of the documents to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
(Further to 129 c423-4W) to call for a report from the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis as to when a decision was taken not to refer the matter of the loss of the documents to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Further to 127 c41W what police inquiries were carried out into the loss of security classified material from the office of hon Member for Southend, East & what were the conclusions of such inquiries. (Holding answer 7 March 1988).
Further to 127 c41W what police inquiries were carried out into the loss of security classified material from the office of hon Member for Southend, East & what were the conclusions of such inquiries. (Holding answer 7 March 1988).
If report was made to DPP following disappearance of file belonging to Mr Colin Wallace from office of hon Member for Southend East (Mr Taylor) in March 1986
If report was made to DPP following disappearance of file belonging to Mr Colin Wallace from office of hon Member for Southend East (Mr Taylor) in March 1986