Mr Gregory Campbell

That this House notes with sadness and anger the most recent murders in Northern Ireland; acknowledges the significant improvements in security that have occurred in recent years; welcomes the united stand of all the political parties in the Northern Ireland Assembly in oppositio

11 Mar 2009

That this House notes the decision of the new US President not to retain in the White House the gift of a bust of Winston Churchill; expresses the hope that this decision may now allow, in appropriate circumstances, a display of the bust in the United States for millions of Ameri

3 Mar 2009

That this House notes the extent of the economic downturn right across the United Kingdom; realises the significant degree of cynicism that exists among the general public in relation to how politicians are responding to the effect the downturn is having on average families, many

25 Feb 2009

That this House notes the recent actions by the BBC regarding inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour by some prominent people employed by the Corporation such as Jonathan Ross, Jeremy Clarkson and Carol Thatcher; and asks the Director General and other leading personnel ultimat

9 Feb 2009

That this House is concerned that during a recession when many British companies are demonstrating very high standards of customer care to enable them to remain competitive in an increasingly difficult economic environment, a small number of companies such as Vodafone UK have in

21 Jan 2009

That this House notes the commencement of the Presidency of the United States of America of Barack Obama; wishes him well in his endeavours not just in the US but across the world; salutes the present day heroism of people like Captain Chesley B Sullenberger III, as by his action

19 Jan 2009

That this House notes the recent advertising campaign based on London buses, There's Probably No God, the brainchild of the British Humanist Association; also notes the fact that the rationale behind it is that people can be less careful about their lifestyle choices and general

13 Jan 2009

after `guns', insert `; but accepts, given the increasing threat to the lives of both police officers and other members of the public, that there is a need for an effective weapon to prevent violent law breakers from causing injury.'.

16 Dec 2008

That this House recognises that there are six times more savers in the UK than mortgage holders; further recognises that saving is a practice that should be encouraged but has declined rapidly in recent years; acknowledges that older people in particular are being hit by very low

16 Dec 2008

at end add `but does nonetheless accept that, whether fascists or democrats use the phrase, racism does indeed cut both ways.'.

10 Dec 2008