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Written Answers — Culture Media and Sport: World Heritage Sites: Climate Change (15 Jul 2008)

David Wright: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport if he will review the management plan for World Heritage Sites in the UK with regard to their effects on climate change.

Outlawries Bill: Debate on the Address — [First Day] (6 Nov 2007)

David Wright: ...take. That ties in with the agenda for providing more activity for young people before and after school. Telford has a £200 million Building Schools for the Future programme, which will completely change school premises stock throughout the town. We will have new schools across the secondary sector, many new schools in the primary sector, and some refurbishments of primary and...

Ironbridge Gorge (8 May 2007)

David Wright: ..., often on the banks of the Severn. The process of land instability is also accentuated by heavy rainfall and flooding, which I have already mentioned. They are occurring more frequently because of climate change, and that problem is likely to grow in coming years. What have we been doing in recent years to tackle the issue and deal with it? Over the past five years, significant advances...

Oral Answers to Questions — Treasury: Climate Change (Taxation) (15 Jun 2006)

David Wright: What his policy is on using taxation to tackle climate change; and if he will make a statement.

Further Education (21 Nov 2002)

Mr David Wright: ...years. Successive Governments have failed to address the most important aspect relating to the quality and sustainability of FE, which is core funding. It is good to hear the Minister talk about changing the climate of core funding, and about other developments such as how core funding will be handled in future. I hope that when she replies she will give us further commitment to a...