Sir Lindsay Hoyle

That this House welcomes the recent announcement of a vast sanctuary for whales being established in the Mediterranean, which contains a wealth of marine mammals including sperm and pilot whales; recognises this as a major step forward in the preservation of whales from countries

30 Nov 1999

That this House calls on the Government to recognise and investigate the grossly unfair contractual conditions imposed on independent petrol forecourt retailers resulting in the closure of 2,500 sites in the past two years plus the loss of hundreds, possibly thousands, of small b

17 Nov 1999

That this House notes the service given to the United Kingdom by those who served in the British armed forces during the Suez Canal crisis; pays tribute to the efforts and sacrifices that were made by service personnel; and calls on the Government to give adequate recognition to

17 Nov 1999

That this House welcomes the recent announcement that the European Meteor Team is to be partnered by Boeing in its attempt to provide a beyond visual range air-to-air missile to arm the Eurofighter; and looks to the Government for a commitment to the Meteor project and to the A40

17 Nov 1999

That this House supports the proposal for a memorial dedicated to animals in war; believes that a sculpture is a fitting tribute to the whole range of animals used in wartime, acting as a reminder to people ot the extent to which animals were used during wars in the 20th century

8 Nov 1999

That this House congratulates Singapore Airlines on the introduction of a daily passenger service from Manchester and a dedicated freighter service from Prestwick which demonstrates both the continuing commitment of Singapore Airlines to serving the regions of Britain and the suc

8 Nov 1999

That this House welcomes the recent announcement that the European Meteor Team is to be partnered by Boeing in its attempt to provide a beyond visual range air-to-air missile to arm the Eurofighter; and looks to the Government for a commitment to the Meteor project and to the A40

26 Oct 1999

That this House notes the recent admission of Volvo car manufacturers that it has been supporting secret arrangements to fix its British car prices; believes that this constitutes a serious breach of UK law and a blatant disregard to the exploitation of UK customers; further note

21 Jul 1999

That this House congratulates British Airways on its recent decision to increase the number of aircraft which incorporate the British red, white and blue Union Flag-based design on their tail fin logo; notes that the ú60 million redesigned logos which were used previously to refl

22 Jun 1999

That this House notes the capabilities of the Matra Dynamics Beyond Visual Range Air to Air Missile, which is built in the United Kingdom at Lostock, between Chorley and Bolton, and Stevenage; and calls on the Government to give careful consideration to making a recommendation fo

16 Jun 1999