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Written Answers — Education and Skills: Faith Schools (18 Apr 2002): Mr Stephen Timms: ...Methodist Primary School Lincolnshire Church of England/Methodist Voluntary controlled The Wainfleet Magdalen Church of England/Methodist School Lincolnshire Church of England/Methodist Foundation Forest of Galtres Anglican/Methodist Primary School North Yorkshire Church of England/Methodist Voluntary controlled Lowe's Wong Junior School Nottinghamshire Church of...
Opposition Day: Tax Cuts and Public Services (1 Mar 2000): Mr Stephen Timms: I am glad that the hon. Gentleman is hedging on what he said before. The PFI is a very successful mechanism, which is why we have secured the biggest hospital-building programme in the history of the health service. Our commitments are to economic stability and sustainable public finances. That is what has provided us with a foundation for two hugely significant programmes, modernising our...
Public Expenditure (21 Dec 1999): Mr Stephen Timms: We have had an interesting debate. I enjoyed the speech made by the hon. Member for West Dorset (Mr. Letwin). Our vision for the economy rests on the new foundation that we have built: the new platform of stability in our economy that is almost unprecedented in our history. That stability is all the more important and impressive given the state of the economy two and a half years ago and the...

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