Mr Clive Betts

That this House congratulates the record number of Labour councillors elected on 4th May and, in particular, the 1799 new Labour councillors elected in seats gained and those Labour councillors elected in the 42 councils where Labour gained control; and notes that with 48 per cen

10 May 1995

That this House supports the redetermination application of Sheffield City Council, made with the backing of all three political parties; notes that the alternative will be even further cuts in school budgets and services for the elderly and disabled and that the Government's cap

5 Apr 1995

That this House notes the answer given by the Leader of the House to the honourable Member for Sheffield, Heeley on 4th April, and confirms that the Sheffield City Council's council tax collection is in line with the average figure for metropolitan districts; confirms that the nu

5 Apr 1995

That this House recognises that the change of policy identified in PPG 6 and PPG 13 was promoted as leading to a new emphasis on the preservation of town and local shopping centres and less development of out of town shopping centres where access by public transport was poor; vie

23 Mar 1995

That this House is mindful of the debt which is owed to all who served this country in past wars and recognises the value of war and war disability pensions; notes that the first ú10 of such pensions is disregarded in calculations of housing and council tax benefit, but that the

10 Jan 1995

That this House notes the unsuccessful legal challenge of Mrs Julie Seale against the decision of Sheffield Health Authority to deny her fertility treatment and believes that there should be no necessity for such issues to be taken to court but that the Secretary of State for Hea

18 Oct 1994

That this House requests Sheffield City Council to accept the 8,000 signature petition it has received to redesignate land around Bridle Stile at Mosborough from housing development to open space, and to incorporate this land into the green belt as part of the current review of t

20 Jul 1994

That this House is mindful of the debt which is owed to all who served this country in past wars and recognises the value of war and war disability pensions; notes that the first ú10 of such pensions is disregarded in calculations of housing and council tax benefit, but that the

22 Jun 1994

That this House expresses extreme concern at the policy of Sheffield Health Authority to refuse fertility advice and fertility treatment on the National Health Service to anyone over the age of 35 years; further notes with concern that this policy is applied to patients already r

16 Jun 1994

That this House notes the decision of the Secretary of State for the Environment to lay a draft order recommending an increase in the capped spending level for Sheffield City Council of ú3 million; believes that this increase, whilst ú2 million less than the appropriate level pro

24 May 1994