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Written Answers — Trade and Industry: Wind Farms (12 Sep 2005): Malcolm Wicks: ...(MW) Ardinglass Cairndu, Mid Argyll 15.75 Artfield Nr. Stranraer, Dunfries and Galloway 20 Black Law Forth, South Lanarkshire 97 Boyndie Airfield Banff, Aberdeenshire 14 Glens of Foudland Nr. Huntly, Aberdeenshire 26 Hadyard Hill Girvan, South Ayrshire 120 Kentish Flats 8.5 km off Whitstable, Kent 90 Barrow 7km off Walney Island in the East Irish Sea...
Orders of the Day — Pensions Bill: Removal of compulsion to take annuities (16 Nov 2004): Mr Malcolm Wicks: I had better not let the hon. Gentleman get away with that. He is obviously limbering up for the debate on hunting. What he says is misleading. I was not implying that £250,000 is what people need to avoid a means test. He knows that I did not suggest that. Perhaps he could pay more attention to the 80 per cent. of British people with pension pots worth less than £30,000. Whatever...
State Pension Reform (15 Oct 2003): Mr Malcolm Wicks: ...goes on, we will soon see the shadow Home Secretary visit a comprehensive school just to show that he understands such things and, no doubt, he will talk to the lads and lasses about whether they prefer fox hunting or fives as a sport.

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