Fabian Hamilton

That this House welcomes the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government's announcement on 28 January 2010 of Local Carbon Framework pilots with local authorities in nine areas; recognises that local authority action is crucial to meet national targets; notes that man

4 Mar 2010

That this House notes with deep concern the poor performance of Leeds City Council reported in the Ofsted Report on Children's Services in May 2009; deplores the findings in subsequent reports in November and December 2009 which state that vulnerable children were being put at po

25 Feb 2010

That this House celebrates the Government's record on animal welfare; believes the Hunting Act 2004 banning fox hunting, hare coursing, hare hunting and stag hunting is in keeping with the current ideas on animal welfare; notes that over 75 per cent. of the public supports the ba

18 Nov 2009

That this House is concerned that initial teacher training and continuing professional development available for teachers does not adequately train them to use the resources available in a twenty-first century classroom; believes that because of this the potential of ICT resource

30 Mar 2009

That this House notes the recommendations of the 2008 Policy Commission report on Learning Environments produced by the British Educational Suppliers Association; supports its recommendation for a far-reaching review of educational assessment; is aware of the important role of te

3 Mar 2009

That this House congratulates the BBC World Service on its successful launch of BBC Persian Television on 14 January 2009, bringing high-quality accurate and impartial news, information and analysis on television from a global perspective to audiences in Iran, Afghanistan and bey

28 Jan 2009

That this House notes with grave concern average annual spending on energy per household has breached £1,200 and that energy providers' profits have risen from £557 million in 2003 to over £5,000 million today; further notes that these companies are receiving unearned profits and

15 Dec 2008

That this House notes with grave concern average annual spending on energy per household has breached £1,200, that energy providers' profits have risen from £557 million in 2003 to over £5,000 million today, that these companies are receiving unearned profits and that the new pri

11 Dec 2008

That this House notes the growing number of cases of interstitial lung disease over the last two decades; recognises that investment in respiratory research in the UK has been disproportionately low in comparison with the massive burden of lung disease; calls on the Government to

18 Mar 2008

That this House notes with concern the decision taken by British Gas and Npower to increase the prices of gas and electricity greatly above the rate of inflation and the impact this has on vulnerable pensioners; and therefore calls on the Government to monitor closely the profits

23 Jan 2008