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Exiting the European Union: Topical Questions ( 6 Dec 2018)

Luke Pollard: The German owner of the Barden factory in Plymouth has announced that the precision ball bearing plant and 400 jobs will go, and it blames Brexit for the closure. Will the Secretary of State join me and Plymouth’s Conservative MPs in encouraging Barden’s German owner, Schaeffler, to change its mind and keep this profitable plant open?

Petition - Waste Transfer Station in Scunthorpe: Flooding: River Medway (22 Nov 2016)

Thomas Tugendhat: ...downstream. Let me take Tonbridge as an example. The new 320-metre flood wall at Avebury Avenue shows a local solution that works. Following restoration of the ground height, 80 homes in the Barden Road area, which were flooded in 2013, are now less at risk from the river. However, the scheme works only because the new walls work in conjunction with existing defences at Leigh and in...

Previous Business – Commons: Select Committee ()

High Speed Rail (London-West Midlands) Bill: High Speed Rail (London-West Midlands) Bill. 9:30 am; Room 5, Palace of Westminster
Witnesses: Richard Birch and Others Dr Carol Anne Blyth Christopher Brownhill and Others Ian and Rosemary Chisholm Susan Hetherington Andrew Hetherington Caroline Perkins Conor Gallagher Michael Barden Derek and Jane Pitts Susan Barden Jonathan Jones Jacob Jones Alexander Jones Fiona Jones Sarah O'Connor Anthony O'Connor Stuart Smith Robert Moreton Geoffrey and Christine Channon The Lee Old Church...

Bills Presented — House of Lords Reform Bill: Coryton Oil Refinery (27 Jun 2012)

Stephen Metcalfe: I am afraid that time is limited; I am sorry, but no. The people I want to thank the most are the staff, the management—particularly Jon Barden and Georgina Clarke—and, of course, the unions. Without their commitment, the business might well have closed months ago. Instead, it had time to search for a buyer and to explore a range of options that might have led to the securing of its...

Adjournment (Whitsun): Foreign Affairs and Defence (26 May 2010)

Alison Seabeck: ...city will continue to press our case. We have Babcock Marine-now much enhanced by the addition to the company of VT-as well as many other defence-related firms such as Atlantic Inertial Systems and Barden Corporation UK Ltd. Those companies have found the recession tough at times, but they, like other companies across the south-west, had begun to see progress as the economy began to grow...

Written Answers — Children, Schools and Families: Schools: Construction (24 Oct 2007)

Jim Knight: ...High School; All Saints Catholic High School; Nelson Maries Hill Centre; Burnley Ivy Bank High; Brierfield Mansfield High School; Burnley Towneley High School; Burnley Walshaw High School; Burnley Barden High School; Gawthorpe High School; Nelson Walton High School; Nelson Edge End High School; Burnley Habergham High School; St. Hilda's Roman Catholic Girls' High School; Burnley St....

Written Answers — Education and Skills: New Deal for Schools (29 Apr 2004)

David Miliband: ...Wood Infant School Rewires Project including 18 schools 1,007,100 NDS3 1999/2000 Burnley Lowerhouse Junior School Rewires Project including 18 schools 1,007,100 Burnley Barden Junior School Rewires Project including 18 schools 1,007,100 Burnley Barden Junior School Window Repairs/Replacement Project including 14 schools 516,000 Burnley Wood Top...

Written Answers — Education and Skills: Excellence in Cities Programme (28 Apr 2004)

David Miliband: The following schools in Burnley have been included in the Excellence in Cities programme since September 2001: Secondary Barden High School St. Hilda's RC Primary School Towneley High School Edge End High School Walshaw High School Primary Barden Junior School Brunshaw Primary School Heasandford Primary School St. John the Baptist RC Primary St. Mary's RC Primary School Stoneyholme Primary...

Prayers: Competitiveness (17 Jun 1994)

Gary Streeter: ...those of our competitors in Europe, the United States, Japan and elsewhere. I shall focus my remarks on a success story in Plymouth. We have a company on the Estover industrial estate called the Barden Corporation. It makes high-precision ball bearings. Hon. Members may find that a dull subject—[Interruption.] I should be delighted if they considered ball bearings an exciting product....

Orders of the Day — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation ( 7 Dec 1993)

Gary Streeter: ...currently at 5·5 per cent.—we hope that they will go lower yet—and with a competitive pound, that is the right framework that our businesses are looking for. The managing director of the Barden Corporation, which is an excellent company in Plymouth, employs 250 people, makes high-precision ball bearings and exports them all over the world, told me only a week ago that it was now...

Snapethorpe Hospital, Wakefield ( 7 Jun 1989)

Mr David Hinchliffe: ...cars, of patients who suffer from such diseases face three bus journeys to the far side of Leeds to the Seacroft hospital. As a result of the closure of Snapethorpe hospital and in particular the Barden ward, the excellent convalescent facilities at that hospital no longer exist. Wakefield health authority has taken no action to provide convalescent facilities elsewhere in its area. That...

Orders of the Day — Finance Bill: Relief ( 9 May 1989)

Mr Peter Pike: ...still exist at Walshaw high school, Briercliffe primary school, Casterton Avenue primary school, Rosehill infants school, Gawthorpe high school, which needs an additional science laboratory, and Barden high school, which needs a home economics unit. It would be far better for the Government to spend money on those schools than to assist pensioners who do not really need help and who should...

New clause 24: Register of Designated Land (13 Jul 1988)

Dr John Marek: ...years the public were denied unrestricted access to some of the most beautiful parts of the country such parts of the Devonshire Estate in Wharfedale in North Yorkshire including Simons Seat and Barden Moor and Barden Fell. In recollects with pleasure its success in gaining access to those and other areas by virtue of its campaigns. This National Council has noted with concern that...

School Building (Lancashire) ( 2 Feb 1987)

Mr Peter Pike: ...in Burnley with other projects are also placed in jeopardy. Hargher Clough county junior school needs a replacement kitchen. Burnley Wood Top Church of England school needs a scullery and Burnley Barden county infant school is in need of a connecting passageway and the refurbishment of its toilets. Several projects need to be done at Burnley college. The same can be said throughout the...

Orders of the Day — Housing (Burnley) ( 7 May 1986)

Mr Peter Pike: ...to other estates in the town. In one part— Naples avenue — people are gravely concerned about the council's inability to modernise those houses. Hargher Clough is another prewar estate, as are Barden Casterton Avenue, Old Palace House and Bleak House estates. Bleak House estate is in the ward that I represented and the council was forced to sell 112 houses to Wimpey's. The council...

Orders of the Day — Local Government Bill: Relaxation and Removal of Controls (23 Jan 1974)

Mr Arthur Blenkinsop: ...'s judgment. I was asked in Committee to give some evidence of the value of this provision. On the spur of the moment I offered some individual cases on the question of access. I suggested Barden Fell and Barden Moor in the West Riding of Yorkshire. I have had further evidence from both the Ramblers' Association and the CPRE to support the point of view that, although no order had to be...

Orders of the Day — South-West Economic Planning Council (Report) (26 Mar 1968)

Dr David Owen: ...organised following a visit from one of the city council's officials to America. In April, 1966, an i.d.c. was granted to Gleason Works Ltd. and in July, 1966, one was granted for a factory for Barden Corporation (U.K.) Ltd. That is only three i.d.c.s in a period of nearly eight years. If we are going to attract enough industry—and often these employ only 150 to 200 men—to provide...

Northern Economic Planning Region ( 8 Mar 1968)

Mr Geoffrey Rippon: ...agree readily that the Government's performance in this sphere of activity has been relatively good. Certainly we are grateful in my constituency for the advance factory at Haltwhistle, where the Barden Mill Pit closure will create difficulties in the foreseeable future. There again, I would tell any industrialists who are thinking of moving North that they could not do better than come to...

Development Areas (Plynouth) (28 Jul 1967)

Mr George Darling: ...the question of unemployment which exists at the moment but, to answer the question which was put by the hon. Lady, new projects which have recently been announced for the city include those of Barden Corporation, manufacturers of ball-bearings, Gleasons, manufacturers of gear cutting blades, and Wrigley and Company Ltd. These projects and other smaller schemes—I used the same...

Orders of the Day — A.2 Road, Dartford (Gypsies) ( 2 May 1962)

Mr Norman Dodds: ...County Council a lot of pious hopes about somebody doing something. It could do something. The Kent County Council has got land, but it is always preaching to someone else. There is a farmer called Barden who lives at Lone Barn Farm, Charing, near Ashford. For many years until 1956 he had a place where thirty to fifty caravans were kept. The place was closed down by an application of the...


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