Graham Stuart

That this House notes that firefighters across the country do a brave and heroic job, often risking their own lives on behalf of others; further notes that they should be rewarded for this service to the public with a fair pension settlement upon retirement; further notes that fo

28 Nov 2007

That this House strongly supports the aims of the Royal British Legion's Military Covenant campaign; recognises the extraordinary commitment and bravery of UK armed forces and their families; notes that the Military Covenant states that service personnel will be `called upon to m

6 Nov 2007

That this House notes that more than 1,200 GP surgeries across the country have installed telephone systems using 0844 numbers; further notes that these systems are more expensive to use than a local call with patients being charged 5 pence per minute from a landline and up to 40

6 Nov 2007

That this House notes that, prior to the opening of the Hull Waste Water Treatment Plant at Saltend, East Riding of Yorkshire, in 2000, promises were made by representatives of Yorkshire Water that it would be odour free; further notes that despite the promises by Yorkshire Water

8 Oct 2007

That this House congratulates the East Riding of Yorkshire Council for having up to now maintained services to those with moderate needs under the Fair Access to Care Services scheme; notes that fewer than one third of local authorities are still providing this service; further n

8 Oct 2007

That this House recognises the scale of flooding experienced across the East Riding of Yorkshire, where nearly 72 mm (2.8ins) of rain fell in just 24 hours; notes that hundreds of farmers have been affected, with thousands of acres of land still under water; notes that thousands

24 Jul 2007

That this House congratulates the East Riding of Yorkshire Council on the provision of care for dementia sufferers; welcomes the development of a new 40-bed residential home in Walkergate, Beverley; notes that around 700,000 people currently suffer from dementia; further notes th

17 Jul 2007

That this House notes with concern the geographical inequality in the provision of orthodontic care and the shortage of training places for orthodontic specialists; further notes that one fifth of orthodontic specialists are due to retire in the next six years; further notes that

26 Feb 2007

That this House notes that, according to the Equal Opportunities Commission, 2.2 million women in the UK are not accruing rights to the basic state pension; further notes that retired men have on average between £50 and £100 more private pension income than women of the same age

26 Feb 2007

That this House notes that the Government stated in the Health White Paper, `Our Health, Our Care, Our Say', that it intended to fulfil its 2005 General Election manifesto promise to develop a new generation of modern NHS community hospitals over a period of five years; notes tha

20 Feb 2007