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Sir Lindsay Hoyle
Speaker of the House of Commons
MP since 1 May 1997
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The Rt Hon Sir Lindsay Hoyle is the MP for Chorley, and has been an MP continually since 1 May 1997. He is Speaker of the House of Commons.
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Election Result(2024 General Election)
Turnout: 33,964 voters
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ARCHBISHOP VINCENT NICHOLS
17 signaturesThat this House welcomes the installation of the Most Reverend Vincent Nichols as the 11th Archbishop of Westminster; commends his strident defence of Catholic values, particularly in respect of maintaining the dignity of human life, the family, education and championing the need
1 Jun 2009
MARINE AND COASTAL ACCESS BILL [LORDS]
46 signaturesThat this House congratulates the Government on the introduction of a bill to preserve the marine environment; notes the concerns expressed by the Wildlife Trust, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, World Wildlife Fund and the Marine Conservation Society to strengthen
18 May 2009
GIBRALTAR AND THE EUROPEAN ELECTIONS
28 signaturesThat this House notes the great enthusiasm demonstrated by Gibraltarians in exercising their right to vote in the European elections as part of South West England constituency; notes with admiration that in 2004 the turnout at 60 per cent. was nearly double the UK average; acknow
14 May 2009
HOUSE OF COMMONS CATERING STAFF
67 signaturesThat this House expresses concern and disappointment that the House of Commons catering grade staff are still waiting for their pay settlement from April 2008; notes the dedication and commitment of the House of Commons catering staff to delivering a first-class catering service
12 May 2009
ANDY MURRAY AND BRITISH TENNIS
32 signaturesThat this House congratulates Andy Murray on his move into the top three of the ATP world rankings; notes that Murray is the highest-ranking British tennis player since the current system was established in 1973; recognises his achievement in the week that marks the centenary of
11 May 2009
SMART METERS
56 signaturesThat this House welcomes the Government's announcement to equip all homes with smart meters by 2020; notes that smart meters will be a significant step forward in reducing the UK's energy use, cutting carbon emissions, making headway in the Government's pledge to create a smart g
11 May 2009
CENTENARY OF NAVAL AVIATION
40 signaturesThat this House notes with pride the centenary anniversary of the Admiralty's visionary decision on 7 May 1909 to embark on a development programme for military aviation by ordering the first airship HMS Airship 1; notes that consequently when the First World War broke out the Br
7 May 2009
ADVERTISING AND THE FUTURE OF LOCAL AND REGIONAL MEDIA
39 signaturesThat this House recognises the important role played by local and regional media; expresses concern about the huge difficulty facing local newspapers as advertising revenues plummet during the current downturn, resulting in staff, sub editors and editors facing redundancy, such a
28 Apr 2009
FREE REGIONAL RAIL TRAVEL FOR PENSIONERS
55 signaturesThat this House welcomes the success of free bus travel for pensioners and disabled people; recognises the huge boost this has created in the use of bus services and the benefit this has brought to many pensioners, particularly those on lower incomes; realises that there are limi
27 Apr 2009
UNITE FOR JOBS CAMPAIGN AND NATIONAL MARCH
183 signaturesThat this House supports the Unite for Jobs national march organised by Unite; fully supports the union's Unite for Jobs campaign which calls for urgent action to defend jobs across the economy; particularly supports the need for a national strategy for creating and protecting jo
27 Apr 2009