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Opposition Day — [11th Allotted Day — Second Part]: Olympic Legacy (29 Oct 2008) has video: Andy Reed: ...be an opportunity to try to rebuild a consensus about the Olympics. I shall come to my criticisms of the legacy plan later, but I wanted to intervene on the hon. Member for South-West Surrey (Mr. Hunt) towards the end of his speech, as I was waiting for the bit when he would announce the Opposition's plans. Does my right hon. Friend agree that the hon. Gentleman's speech was heavy on...
Debt Relief (1 Nov 2001): Mr Andy Reed: ...he is here. Other Members will know from their constituency postbags that debt relief is certainly not a minority issue. I have the honour of representing Loughborough, which includes the Quorn hunt. Foxhunting tends to produce a large postbag. I was pleased this year when the Jubilee 2000 campaign letters outnumbered those from foxhunters and anti-foxhunters. It was a good indication that...
Orders of the Day — Education (Schools) Bill (2 Jun 1997): Mr Andy Reed: ...be so minded. My constituency also contains some smaller villages; I have lived in and represented one of those—Sileby—for the past five years. It is the home of the previous Quorn hunt and offers beautiful locations in the Wolds villages. It has a richly diverse population. There is a thriving ethnic minority population in Loughborough, and we enjoy excellent race relations....

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