Graham Stringer

That this House believes that the announcement by InBev of its pulling out of Boddington's Strangeways Brewery is a breach of the commitment given in 2002 that brewing would remain on this site; and congratulates and supports the trade unions and workers campaign to save their jo

2 Nov 2004

That this House welcomes the Government's opposition to the latest tranche of state aid to Alitalia; calls upon the European Commission to declare such aid illegal; notes that Alitalia has already received substantial aid from the Italian Government and believes such aid severely

6 Jul 2004

That this House notes with profound concern that Alan Osborne left the key post of Director of Rail Safety, a position recommended by Lord Cullen's inquiry into the Ladbroke Grove accident, with the clear view that the Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) regulation of the railway

13 May 2004

That this House notes with extreme concern the article by John Hacking of the Manchester Joint Health Unit in the Health Service Journal on 1st April, which exposes the unfair distribution of the ú1.5 billion pool of charity and public money available each year for medical resear

10 May 2004

That this House congratulates Manchester United Football Club and Millwall Football Club on their success in reaching the final of the FA Cup and supports the FA's decision to distribute tickets for the final on a roughly proportionate basis; but recognises that, if tickets had b

26 Apr 2004

That this House welcomes the recent statement from the Secretary of State for Transport in which he indicated that he was considering devolving some key rail investment decisions to passenger transport executives in the English regions; expresses its concern about the current inv

19 Apr 2004

That this House congratulates Manchester City Council on its '100 Days to a Clean City' initiative; notes that during the first 25 days 40 projects out of a hundred have been completed, including the collection of 150 refrigerators and freezers, the removal of 140 abandoned cars,

10 Feb 2004

That this House recognises the success of the franchised bus network in London which has improved service quality and resulted in much greater use of services; notes the decline in bus patronage and continuing reductions in socially necessary services since the industry was dereg

2 Feb 2004

That this House notes that Global Britain's survey The Reporting of The Elections to The European Parliament on UK Terrestrial TV News Programmes and BBC Radio 4 9th May 1999 to 12th June 1999 found the BBC culpable of providing a low level of coverage bias and a failure to get t

9 Dec 2003

That this House believes that buses should be reregulated in metropolitan counties.

7 Jul 2003