Mr Gregory Campbell

That this House notes the recent case of street preacher, 57 year old Mr John Craven; acknowledges the payment of £13,000 compensation to him from Greater Manchester Police as a result of him being held in police custody for 15 hours without food or water; and further acknowledge

2 Apr 2014

That this House notes the comments by the Chief Secretary to the Treasury in the Daily Telegraph on 22 March 2014 where he indicated that on the issue of raising personal allowances, “we forced that onto the agenda. No one was really talking about thresholds before we made it a k

25 Mar 2014

That this House recalls that 11 March 2014 is the tenth anniversary of the Madrid train bombings when 192 people were murdered and 1,800 people injured; recognises that this date has been designated in Europe as Victims' Day; also recognises that thousands of innocent victims acr

11 Mar 2014

That this House notes that due to an EU Renewable Energy Directive a change to all current petrol which is five per cent bioethanol, to 10 per cent, will result in almost 1.5 million cars throughout the UK requiring approximately 10 per cent more fuel to cover the same annual mi

26 Feb 2014

That this House notes the excellent ongoing work carried out by groups such as Christians Against Poverty, helping individuals and families who have found themselves in deep financial and emotional difficulties, offering help, hope and guidance for thousands, some of whom have co

5 Feb 2014

That this House notes recent informed opinion in the financial press regarding the negative effect of combined income tax and national insurance contributions on the take-home pay of employees in the UK; recognises that the lower paid in our society will benefit significantly as

29 Jan 2014

That this House notes the issue of gender selection abortions, particularly in countries where there has traditionally been a male culture; and calls on the Government to ensure that, given the numbers of people in the UK who are either from those countries or have family ties th

22 Jan 2014

That this House notes the significant progress which has been made by a number of football clubs in campaigns against racism and sectarianism, but also that a small number of supporters of Glasgow Celtic have repeatedly displayed banners, some of which have promoted terror and at

27 Nov 2013

That this House notes recent comments by the Attorney General for Northern Ireland, which amounted to a call for an amnesty to be extended to all those who had committed murder and other atrocities in Northern Ireland before 1998; further notes that the overwhelming response from

20 Nov 2013

That this House notes a range of comments from highly placed people at the BBC, including Alan Yentob and Sir David Attenborough, regarding the extent of remuneration being paid to senior staff and presenters, Sir David having described this as a huge embarrassment; acknowledges

23 Oct 2013