Andrew Rosindell

That this House congratulates Animals Asia on its successful parliamentary reception on 13th December, which drew further attention to the disgraceful treatment of moon bears by Chinese bear farmers, who keep the bears in horrendously small cages, and implant metal catheters into

19 Dec 2005

That this House recognises the extraordinary role the Territorial Army has played in armed conflicts since its inception in 1907; further recognises its continued service in Iraq as critical to the success of British operations, but notes with grave concern reports of cases like

13 Dec 2005

That this House believes that the banning of Christian symbols is a thoroughly unwelcome sign of political correctness which undermines age-old British traditions and values; notes with regret that some councils are banning references to Christmas, referring to Christmas lights a

12 Dec 2005

That this House congratulates the Dairy Council on staging the 2005 Ceremony of the Christmas Cheeses, which forms the beginning of the Chelsea Pensioners' traditional Christmas celebrations; further congratulates Edward Fitzgerald, formerly of the Royal Artillery and one of the

7 Dec 2005

That this House notes that the Dogs Trust's famous slogan, `A Dog is For Life, Not Just for Christmas', was created in 1978 by the charity's Chief Executive, Clarissa Baldwin, at a time when thousands of people were buying puppies to give to family and friends as Christmas presen

30 Nov 2005

That this House commends the work of the Blue Cross, the UK pet charity, in finding homes for pets that would otherwise be destroyed; notes that Blue Cross re-homes almost 6,000 unwanted animals each year and cares for them until such homes can be found; further notes that, since

30 Nov 2005

leave out from second `to' to `law-abiding' in line 9 and insert `bring forward further legislation in order to protect.'.

28 Nov 2005

leave out `partner' and insert `nation and resolutely defend all realms and territories of Her Majesty The Queen'.

28 Nov 2005

That this House regrets the decision of the Government to close the British High Commissions in the Kingdom of Tonga, the Republic of Vanuatu and the Republic of Kiribati; recognises the important historical ties that these countries have with the United Kingdom; notes with regre

8 Nov 2005

That this House congratulates the staff and volunteers of the Havering Talking Newspaper on their 30th anniversary; notes that this organisation produces a weekly cassette tape of local news and information which is sent to some 300 visually handicapped people throughout Romford,

8 Nov 2005