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To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, how many children aged 18 and under in Sherwood constituency (a) live in and (b) go to school in areas with unsafe levels of air pollution.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, how many children aged 18 and under in Sherwood constituency (a) live in and (b) go to school in areas with unsafe levels of air pollution.
The Government does not hold this information.
Air pollution has reduced significantly since 2010 – at a national level emissions of fine particulate matter have fallen by 11%, while emissions of nitrogen oxides are at their lowest level since records began. The Government is committed to going further and is taking a range of actions to improve air quality, including through the landmark Environment Act 2021 and by implementing the Clean Air Strategy.
That seems to me to be treating tenants as some 19th century mill owner might have treated his workers. It is entirely inappropriate that tenants should be refused their democratic right to display a poster. I urge the returning officer to look into the injustice immediately.
That seems to me to be treating tenants as some 19th century mill owner might have treated his workers. It is entirely inappropriate that tenants should be refused their democratic right to display a poster. I urge the returning officer to look into the injustice immediately.
Is the Secretary of State aware that Newark and Sherwood Homes in my constituency is threatening its tenants with eviction for displaying a poster requesting not to have election literature delivered? Is it not unprecedented for a housing authority to step into the democratic process like that, and will he talk with the Electoral Commission about the matter?
Is the Secretary of State aware that Newark and Sherwood Homes in my constituency is threatening its tenants with eviction for displaying a poster requesting not to have election literature delivered? Is it not unprecedented for a housing authority to step into the democratic process like that, and will he talk with the Electoral Commission about the matter?
Is the Secretary of State aware that Newark and Sherwood Homes in my constituency is threatening its tenants with eviction for displaying a poster requesting not to have election literature delivered? Is it not unprecedented for a housing authority to step into the democratic process like that, and will he talk with the Electoral Commission about the matter?
That seems to me to be treating tenants as some 19th century mill owner might have treated his workers. It is entirely inappropriate that tenants should be refused their democratic right to display a poster. I urge the returning officer to look into the injustice immediately.
There are those, including many Opposition Members, who think that I have gone too far on quality. They want to return to the days when we did not have statutory standards, when we did not insist on a minimum length for apprenticeships and when we were not as demanding in terms of rigour. No, I say—we must focus on quality just as much as quantity, so I have done all those things. The previous Government could have done them and should have done them, but they did not.
There are those, including many Opposition Members, who think that I have gone too far on quality. They want to return to the days when we did not have statutory standards, when we did not insist on a minimum length for apprenticeships and when we were not as demanding in terms of rigour. No, I say—we must focus on quality just as much as quantity, so I have done all those things. The previous Government could have done them and should have done them, but they did not.
The number of apprenticeship places in Sherwood has risen from 640 to 990. That is excellent news, but what can the Minister do to ensure that the quality of those apprenticeships rises at the same time?
The number of apprenticeship places in Sherwood has risen from 640 to 990. That is excellent news, but what can the Minister do to ensure that the quality of those apprenticeships rises at the same time?
The number of apprenticeship places in Sherwood has risen from 640 to 990. That is excellent news, but what can the Minister do to ensure that the quality of those apprenticeships rises at the same time?
There are those, including many Opposition Members, who think that I have gone too far on quality. They want to return to the days when we did not have statutory standards, when we did not insist on a minimum length for apprenticeships and when we were not as demanding in terms of rigour. No, I say—we must focus on quality just as much as quantity, so I have done all those things. The previous Government could have done them and should have done them, but they did not.
To ask Her Majesty's Government further to the Written Answer by Lord Bach on 1 December 2009 (WA 31), whether Mr Ellis Sherwood was addicted to drugs when he was sentenced to prison.
To ask Her Majesty's Government further to the Written Answer by Lord Bach on 1 December 2009 (WA 31), whether Mr Ellis Sherwood was addicted to drugs when he was sentenced to prison.
To ask Her Majesty's Government how Mr Ellis Sherwood was able to obtain heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine whilst in prison.
To ask Her Majesty's Government how Mr Ellis Sherwood was able to obtain heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine whilst in prison.
SI 2006/3160 (Negative instrument). Together with an explanatory memorandum from Department for Education and Skills. Coming into force 1 January 2007
SI 2006/3160 (Negative instrument). Together with an explanatory memorandum from Department for Education and Skills. Coming into force 1 January 2007
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, how many claims for (a) chronic bronchitis and emphysema and (b) vibration white finger were concluded for the constituency of Sherwood in (i) 2000, (ii) 2001, (iii) 2002, (iv) 2003 and (v) 2004. - Inc table.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, how many claims for (a) chronic bronchitis and emphysema and (b) vibration white finger were concluded for the constituency of Sherwood in (i) 2000, (ii) 2001, (iii) 2002, (iv) 2003 and (v) 2004. - Inc table.
When it is expected that a conclusion will be reached to the investigation into a shooting incident by Christopher Sherwood during a police raid on a suspected drugs gang in Sussex on 15 January 1998. [HL 553].
When it is expected that a conclusion will be reached to the investigation into a shooting incident by Christopher Sherwood during a police raid on a suspected drugs gang in Sussex on 15 January 1998. [HL 553].
How long prisoner Ellis Sherwood has been on hunger strike. - (Holding answer 19 May 1997).
How long prisoner Ellis Sherwood has been on hunger strike. - (Holding answer 19 May 1997).