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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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Turnout: 33,964 voters
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ELECTRICITY PRICING
61 signaturesThat this House notes with concern the lack of transparency from companies selling electricity; expresses grave concern regarding over-aggressive sales tactics and the use of small print to disguise the full cost of their respective electricity packages; further notes the lack of
12 Jul 2004
SUPPORTING PEOPLE INITIATIVE
54 signaturesThat this House notes the difficulties being faced by voluntary and independent care providers for those with learning disabilities given the proposed changes to the Supporting People initiatives; recognises the number of schemes and initiatives developed through the Supporting P
1 Jul 2004
CHANNEL ISLANDS
46 signaturesThat this House congratulates the people of the Channel Islands as they celebrate the 800th anniversary of their association with the Crown on 24th June; notes that this anniversary is of great significance to the people of the Channel Islands as it is the basis on which the Crow
23 Jun 2004
150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE
54 signaturesThat this House congratulates the Meteorological Office on its 150th anniversary; recognises how the Met Office has grown from its beginnings, founded to provide information on the weather and marine currents to the marine community, to the comprehensive worldwide service that no
22 Jun 2004
VICTORIA CROSS
62 signaturesThat this House notes the 150th anniversary of the Victoria Cross medal on 21st June; recognises the first Victoria Cross medal was awarded to midshipman Charles Davis Lucas for his heroic efforts onboard HMS Hecla in which he saved the crew and ship from an unexploded Russian sh
21 Jun 2004
LAMB CROP CULL
35 signaturesThat this House notes that Government contingency plans for BSE in sheep include the slaughter of the entire lamb crop in the worst case scenario should one case of BSE be found in sheep; expresses concern at the way in which Government officials have presented the consultation o
16 Jun 2004
POST OFFICE CLOSURES(3)
46 signaturesThat this House expresses its opposition to the closure of post offices throughout the United Kingdom; expresses its dismay at the appalling way in which the consultation process was handled, the inability of the Royal Mail to respond to stakeholders and public representatives, t
16 Jun 2004
TROPHY HUNTING
169 signaturesThat this House deplores the activity of trophy hunting endangered animals; notes that, for the Government to issue import licences for trophies from animals listed in Appendix 1 of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), it must be satisfied that the
16 Jun 2004
LANCASHIRE POLICE CONSTABULARY
9 signaturesThat this House congratulates Lancashire Police Constabulary on being top of the police performance list measures by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary; recognises that the list measures 16 different activities ranging from reducing crime such as burglary and reassuring the public t
14 Jun 2004
HOSPICE FUNDING
75 signaturesThat this House pays tribute to the work of hospices throughout the UK; recognises the excellent work carried out by staff and volunteers to provide the highest quality of care and the dedication and time people give to raising the necessary funds in order that hospices can provi
26 May 2004