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I recently spoke to Chris Dodson, a local thatcher in Sawtry, who raised with me the shortage of thatching straw, and particularly long straw thatch. With Historic England insisting that grade II listed properties should use like-for-like materials in replacements and the chance of listed building consent to change from straw to water reed unlikely to be granted, will the Minister confirm what the Government are doing to ensure that thatchers are not hindered by the current guidance and the shortage of thatching straw?
I recently spoke to Chris Dodson, a local thatcher in Sawtry, who raised with me the shortage of thatching straw, and particularly long straw thatch. With Historic England insisting that grade II listed properties should use like-for-like materials in replacements and the chance of listed building consent to change from straw to water reed unlikely to be granted, will the Minister confirm what the Government are doing to ensure that thatchers are not hindered by the current guidance and the shortage of thatching straw?
I confess that that is a question to which I do not have the answer. The Government intend to amend building regulations later this year as part of the introduction of future standards, and it sounds like this issue, which I think came up in the debate on a private Member’s Bill on Friday, is one that we need to consider. I am more than happy to sit down with the hon. Gentleman and have a further discussion about it.
I confess that that is a question to which I do not have the answer. The Government intend to amend building regulations later this year as part of the introduction of future standards, and it sounds like this issue, which I think came up in the debate on a private Member’s Bill on Friday, is one that we need to consider. I am more than happy to sit down with the hon. Gentleman and have a further discussion about it.
I confess that that is a question to which I do not have the answer. The Government intend to amend building regulations later this year as part of the introduction of future standards, and it sounds like this issue, which I think came up in the debate on a private Member’s Bill on Friday, is one that we need to consider. I am more than happy to sit down with the hon. Gentleman and have a further discussion about it.
I recently spoke to Chris Dodson, a local thatcher in Sawtry, who raised with me the shortage of thatching straw, and particularly long straw thatch. With Historic England insisting that grade II listed properties should use like-for-like materials in replacements and the chance of listed building consent to change from straw to water reed unlikely to be granted, will the Minister confirm what the Government are doing to ensure that thatchers are not hindered by the current guidance and the shortage of thatching straw?
Motion to consider. Agreed to on question.
Motion to consider. Agreed to on question.
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, if he will list the manufacturers, stockists and distributors of protective clothing currently (a) supplying and (b) working (i) for and (ii) on behalf of (A) his Department and (B) agents of government in relation to the foot and mouth epidemic...
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, if he will list the manufacturers, stockists and distributors of protective clothing currently (a) supplying and (b) working (i) for and (ii) on behalf of (A) his Department and (B) agents of government in relation to the foot and mouth epidemic...
To ask the President of the Board of Trade, what plans she has to develop straw burning as an alternative form of energy in the United Kingdom. - (Holding answer 1 June 1998).
To ask the President of the Board of Trade, what plans she has to develop straw burning as an alternative form of energy in the United Kingdom. - (Holding answer 1 June 1998).
What assessment he has made of the scope for straw bale house construction in the United Kingdom.
What assessment he has made of the scope for straw bale house construction in the United Kingdom.
What assessment his Department has made of the (a) environmental and (b) financial benefits of straw bale built housing; what Government training opportunities are available in this construction method.
What assessment his Department has made of the (a) environmental and (b) financial benefits of straw bale built housing; what Government training opportunities are available in this construction method.
If he will outline the reasons for the differing value added tax treatment of (a) straw for animal feed and (b) straw for compost, crop protection and livestock bedding.
If he will outline the reasons for the differing value added tax treatment of (a) straw for animal feed and (b) straw for compost, crop protection and livestock bedding.
Development of compacted straw fuel. Prepared by RJ Hacker. 2 volumes. Renewable Energy Research and Development Programme, B 1189. ETSU. 1992. (Part 1 of 3).
Development of compacted straw fuel. Prepared by RJ Hacker. 2 volumes. Renewable Energy Research and Development Programme, B 1189. ETSU. 1992. (Part 1 of 3).