Andrew George

That this House congratulates Bentley on its historic victory at the 24 Hour Le Mans race for the first time since 1930; notes that the team also won second place; recognises the team's outstanding achievements; and is disappointed that such a great win for British sport did not

18 Jun 2003

That this House notes that 6th May is World Asthma Day; congratulates the National Asthma Campaign on highlighting World Asthma Day and raising awareness of this condition; welcomes the launch of the National Asthma Campaign's Ten Point Charter which demonstrates the standard of

6 May 2003

That this House welcomes the introduction, a year ago, of the National Health Service risk sharing scheme which provided for people with multiple sclerosis to receive treatment with beta interferons and glatiramer acetate while data on long-term effectiveness is gathered; shares

6 May 2003

at end, add 'and hope that his wife does not mind.'.

8 Apr 2003

That this House considers the fitting of unnecessary bull bars to the front of vehicles as a dangerous fashion accessory which should be banned; recognises that organisations such as the RAC estimate that bull bars contribute to 70 fatalities on our roads a year; welcomes the res

4 Jul 2002

That this House welcomes Government proposals to remove the council tax subsidy for second home owners; believes that it is wrong that ú200 million of taxpayers' money is spent each year subsidising the better-off to have second homes when many thousands of people in areas of hig

17 Jun 2002

leave out from 'further' to end and add 'notes that, as well as the South West, many people in Cornwall support Bristol's bid, as they do the bids from other cities with which they enjoy as many, and in some cases more, cultural and economic connections.'.

21 Mar 2002

That this House welcomes the Government's open approach as set out in its consultation paper, Managing Radioactive Waste Safely; but is concerned that many thousands of tonnes of radioactive waste, which includes plutonium with a half life of many thousands of years, was dumped a

6 Feb 2002

after 'employed', insert 'and, where appropiate, indirectly employed.'.

6 Dec 2001

That this House notes that 12th December marks the 100th anniversary of the first transatlantic wireless transmission, from Poldhu in Cornwall to St. John's Newfoundland, by Guglielmo Marconi; welcomes the introduction of a commemorative two-pound coin to celebrate the anniversar

6 Dec 2001