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What proposals he has to add a second carriageway to the Whitland By-Pass scheme.
What proposals he has to add a second carriageway to the Whitland By-Pass scheme.
When he was informed that Dairy Crest intended to close their Whitland and Longridge creameries. - The closures were a matter for the commercial judgement of Dairy Crest. (holding answer 31 October 1994).
When he was informed that Dairy Crest intended to close their Whitland and Longridge creameries. - The closures were a matter for the commercial judgement of Dairy Crest. (holding answer 31 October 1994).
If he has imposed a request for a 90 day consultation period with the relevant trade unions at the Whitland and Longridge creameries following the announcement of 156 and 102 staff redundancies at the two creameries on 21st October.
If he has imposed a request for a 90 day consultation period with the relevant trade unions at the Whitland and Longridge creameries following the announcement of 156 and 102 staff redundancies at the two creameries on 21st October.
On what date he was informed by Dairy Crest that they intended to make 156 staff redundant at their Whitland (Dyfed) creamery and 102 staff redundant at their Longridge (Lancs) creamery. - Info contained in statutory redundancy notifications is supplied in confidence.
On what date he was informed by Dairy Crest that they intended to make 156 staff redundant at their Whitland (Dyfed) creamery and 102 staff redundant at their Longridge (Lancs) creamery. - Info contained in statutory redundancy notifications is supplied in confidence.
On what day he was informed that Dairy Crest intended to close their Whitland (Dyfed) creamery.
On what day he was informed that Dairy Crest intended to close their Whitland (Dyfed) creamery.
That this House condemns the action of Dairy Crest in deciding to close the Whitland (Dyfed) Creamery at brutally short notice; notes the company's refusal to develop higher value products in anticipation of the new milk pricing regime when the opportunity to do so presented itself; notes that the transportation of large quantities of raw milk out of south-west Wales, a major milk-producing area, for processing elsewhere makes no economic sense and that the cost of this transportation will be met by milk producers; deplores the fact that Dairy Crest has now all but turned its back on Wales; and calls upon Dairy Crest to co-operate fully in facilitating the purchase of the creamery by another milk-processing enterprise, upon Milk Marque to provide milk at favourable terms to such an enterprise, and upon the Welsh Development Agency and the Welsh Office to assist in the setting up of a financial package to promote this development.
That this House condemns the action of Dairy Crest in deciding to close the Whitland (Dyfed) Creamery at brutally short notice; notes the company's refusal to develop higher value products in anticipation of the new milk pricing regime when the opportunity to do so presented itself; notes that the transportation...