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Written Answers — Education and Skills: Departmental Policies (13 May 2004): Mr Charles Clarke: ...the city to 21 work-based learning providers delivering a wide range of vocational programmes covering occupational areas/sectors which are significant to the sub-regional economy including Business and Administration, Construction, Engineering, Health and Care, Hospitality, ICT, Retail. These programmes are available at a range of levels, from Entry to Employment through Foundation Modern...
Licensed Premises (13 Feb 2001): Mr Charles Clarke: ...to show the nature and seriousness of the issue. For example, about 13,000 violent incidents take place on or around licensed premises every week, and 80 per cent. of peak time presentations to hospital accident and emergency units at the weekend are alcohol related. I commend the excellent work done by the accident and emergency department of the University Hospital of Wales in...
Orders of the Day — National Health Service (Private Finance) Bill [Lords] (14 Jul 1997): Mr Charles Clarke: ...and visitors, but not for the wider community; nor is it simply a matter of formal planning approval. The new PFI processes should ensure that a full-scale environmental impact assessment of a new hospital or health development is carried out. Environmental impact must be a major factor in making choices, and to illustrate that point, I refer to two parliamentary questions that I asked...

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