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Home and Constitutional Affairs (2 Dec 2003): Mr Lindsay Hoyle: ...Office has a chance to go into villages by allowing town councils, parish councils and borough councils to bid for money that the Government have made directly available rather than getting messed up in different routes and ticking different boxes. Let us make the money available and ensure that the benefits in urban areas are introduced in rural areas. We need CCTV in my village of...
Oral Answers to Questions — Treasury: Barnett Formula (13 Nov 2003): Mr Lindsay Hoyle: ...my right hon. Friend that in the north-west we would benefit simply from its extension to cover both the north-west and north-east, so that we not only reap the same benefits, but do not end up with top-up fees?

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