Graham Stringer

That this House believes that the Government and Government Ministers should only apologise for events for which they are responsible.

27 Nov 2006

That this House welcomes the Government's statement that `Neither intelligent design nor creationism are recognised scientific theories and are not included in the science curriculum'; is very concerned by the claim that the teaching pack circulated to schools by the creationist

27 Nov 2006

That this House is saddened by the death of International Olympic Committee (IOC) member Marc Hodler on 18th October 2006; and recognises the major contribution he made to exposing the corruption of IOC members during the decisions to award the Olympic Games to Atlanta, Sydney, N

25 Oct 2006

That this House notes with regret the 20th anniversary, on 26th October 2006, of the deregulation of bus services outside London; further notes that in those two decades bus patronage outside London has fallen by 37 per cent. and fares have increased by 45 per cent. (respectively

25 Oct 2006

That this House notes with alarm British Airway's (BA) intention to relocate cabin crew currently based at Manchester Airport to Heathrow; expresses grave concern that BA has refused to engage in meaningful discussions with the staff affected and their trade union representatives

18 Oct 2006

That this House shares the concerns of the British Centre for Science Education that the literature being sent to every school in the United Kingdom by the creationist religious group Truth in Science is full of scientific mistakes and fails to disclose the group's creationist be

11 Oct 2006

That this House notes with concern the comments made in Coach and Bus Week in May 2006 by outgoing Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) lobbyist and former Department for Transport (DfT) secondee Stephen Heard that `the bus industry is under a Labour Government that is givi

4 Jul 2006

That this House notes the Government's achievement in the last comprehensive spending review in working with the Mayor to agree a £10 billion, five year investment programme for Transport for London; further notes the consequent success in driving up public transport usage in Lon

4 Jul 2006

That this House applauds the worker shareholders of FirstGroup plc for the innovative use of their shareholdings to raise the issue of FirstGroup's violation of basic human and labour rights at the company's annual general meeting on 13th July; supports their resolution to the An

4 Jul 2006

That this House notes that it is estimated that by the end of this year there will be 11,000 stretch limousines operating in the UK; further notes that many of these vehicles can and do carry more than eight people for which they need a Public Service Vehicle licence and a certif

3 May 2006