Sir Lindsay Hoyle

That this House believes that the acquisition of CityFlyer Express by British Airways will allow CityFlyer to maintain and develop the excellent services that the company provides for its passengers; notes that the merger will secure the future of the 677 employees at CityFlyer a

20 May 1999

That this House notes with disgust that the incidence of bear baiting in the Punjab region of Pakistan is still a problem even though it was banned by the Pakistan Government in 1993; notes the serious damage and suffering that bear baiting inflicts on the bears and the dogs whic

4 Mar 1999

That this House expresses concern over the effect on the general public of the European Court of Justice ruling on the EU Trademark Directive which has prevented supermarkets from selling designer goods at low prices by banning the import of these goods from outside the EU; welco

24 Feb 1999

That this House congratulates British Aerospace on their progress in producing Airbus; notes that they recently completed production of their 2000th set of wings for the Airbus Aircraft, manufactured at various sites in the North West and Filton, sustaining thousands of jobs for

10 Feb 1999

That this House believes that the current system of new car distribution and sales is profoundly anti-consumer and is the main reason for United Kingdom citizens having to pay far more for their new cars than their counterparts in Europe; notes that this situation has been largel

3 Feb 1999

That this House congratulates the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers on its 40th anniversary and recognises its tremendous achievements as the fourth largest environmental charity in the UK; notes that it was first established in 1959 as an independent organisation support

25 Jan 1999

That this House notes with regret the death of Alex Rae, a 20 month old toddler, who tragically drowned on 8th July 1997 whilst in the care of Hilltop Bunnies Nursery; believes that this needless death could have been prevented by the removal of the pond situated within the nurse

19 Jan 1999

That this House notes that the theft of rare birds' eggs from nests in the United Kingdom has more than doubled in the last year and that this poses a serious threat to some species of bird, including the osprey, golden eagle, peregrine falcon and white tailed eagle, of which the

19 Jan 1999

That this House welcomes the Remembrance Day Service held at the Cenotaph in Whitehall last year where the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prime Minister and other dignitaries laid wreaths to the memory of those killed in Britain's military campaigns; further welcomes the parti

19 Jan 1999

That this House congratulates the National Farmers' Union on its Proud to Service British Campaign, aimed at persuading British caterers to buy and serve British farm produce; notes that this campaign was launched on 3rd November 1998 at the Hyde Park Barracks in London with the

19 Jan 1999