Jeremy Corbyn

That this House is depressed that Lambeth Council has granted planning permission for a 500 foot giant ferris wheel on the South Bank of the Thames; believes it to be an eyesore and totally inappropriate for that site; is further concerned that vast amounts of money are being exp

28 Oct 1996

That this House congratulates the Hillingdon Hospital strikers on pursuing their just dispute for over a year; is appalled that the Pall Mall Group is continuing to make enormous profits from contact cleaning; is disgusted that those profits are made by forcing loyal NHS workers

23 Oct 1996

That this House strongly supports the 54 Hillingdon Hospital Workers' campaign for reinstatement on the terms and conditions they had before their dismissal nine months ago; is appalled that the Pall Mall Group tried to cut their wages by up to ú35 per week and change their worki

10 Jul 1996

That this House is deeply concerned that Manuel Salazar, a Mexican American, is still in custody in Illinois, USA, after spending nine years on death row and the last year as a remand prisoner awaiting a new trial; is concerned that he was surrendered by Mexico pursuant to a requ

10 Jun 1996

That this House is appalled at the continuing tragedy of the conflict in Liberia and the failure of the ECOMOG intervention to bring about a resolution of the conflict; is further alarmed at the plight of the refugees both in and outside the country and the refusal of neighbourin

22 May 1996

delete all after 'present' and add 'and a majority of Labour councillors voted to endorse the findings of the Appeal hearing which reinstated Mr Bernard Crofton; further notes that there has been no suggestion, other than under the privilege of this House, that there was any cont

14 May 1996

That this House notes that a significant reason for the practice of employing senior lawyers to conduct inquiries, is to rely on their integrity and probity; further notes that when the report by Mr Ian MacDonald QC into recruitment fraud in Hackney was substantially complete, he

14 May 1996

That this House notes that the media coverage of the issue of recruitment fraud in Hackney has been vindicated by the report of Ian MacDonald QC, in that it confirms 'a serious and unacceptable level of irregularities and indicated inadequacies in the Borough's recruitment proced

14 May 1996

That this House welcomes the Government's acknowledgement, in its Green Paper on transport, that a policy encouraging people to leave their cars at home and to use alternative forms of transport is now widely supported by the British public, that the emphasis must now be switched

14 May 1996

That this House notes the death of Leon Patterson in police custody on 27th November 1992 and that the inquest verdict of unlawful killing was quashed in the High Court in October 1994 on a legal technicality; further notes that a fresh inquest was ordered and that nearly four ye

9 May 1996