Dawn Butler

That this House believes that employment and skills training is key to helping those at risk from the deepest and most persistent forms of exclusion; notes with concern the research from the London Voluntary Sector Training Consortium which found that 88 per cent. of respondent o

7 Mar 2007

That this House notes that on average 70 people are killed every week on the UK's roads and that one in four of these deaths are caused by regulated commercial drivers; further notes that taxis, private hire vehicles and chauffeurs are only regulated by the European Working Time

26 Feb 2007

That this House notes the great strides made forward in neonatal care, with more babies than ever before surviving; further notes that one in eight babies born in the United Kingdom will require neonatal care; welcomes the Department of Health's establishment of regional neonatal

18 Dec 2006

That this House notes with concern the recent tornado in North West London; recognises the speed and professionalism with which the emergency services, including the Safer Neighbourhood Teams, acted to deal with the emergency situation; expresses support for the Emergency Relief

11 Dec 2006

That this House notes that there has been a continuous black presence in Great Britain since as early as 1772; welcomes Black History Month as part of efforts to raise awareness about the contribution of black and ethnic minorities to Great Britain's cultural, scientific and many

17 Oct 2006

That this House is deeply saddened by the death of Rt Hon. Reg Freeson; notes the important work that he did for the Labour movement and the people of Brent; recalls the work that he undertook to overturn miscarriages of justice and for community relations; sends its sincerest co

11 Oct 2006

That this House congratulates the Windsor Fellowship on its 20th anniversary; pays tribute to its valuable work and many achievements over 20 years of furthering the educational attainment, employability and active citizenship of minority ethnic communities throughout the United

6 Jul 2006

That this House acknowledges the atrocities suffered by Afrikan-Caribbeans as a consequence of the crime against humanity that was the slave trade; and calls on the Government to ensure that 2007, the 200th year since the abolition of the slave trade, sees the formation of a Gove

8 Jun 2006

That this House notes newspaper reports that the Leader of the Opposition and the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, the right hon. Members for Witney and Tatton, belong to a private members' club that excludes women; further notes the comments of the right hon. Member for Witne

5 Jun 2006

That this House expresses concern at the proposed franchising of Willesden's main Post Office branch, which has served local residents since 1894; notes that this will result in the closure of service desks, resulting in more queues; further notes that the Willesden Post Office b

9 May 2006