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Oral Answers to Questions — Defence: Trident (2 Jul 1985)

Mr Tom Clarke: asked the Secretary of State for Defence what recent representations he has received from Scotland about future commitment to the Trident programme.

Oral Answers to Questions — Environment: Asbestos and Toxic Substances (12 Jun 1985)

Mr Tom Clarke: ...it reasonable that his Department should have exploited a licence which was granted to deal with the dumping of domestic asbestos in Glenboig so that it will now have to cope with the whole of the Trident project and the vast quantities of asbestos arising from it? Is it fair that mining communities, which have already had more than their fair share of pneumoconiosis and other problems,...

Business of the House (13 May 1985)

Mr Tom Clarke: ...House share the anxiety of 3,500 of my constituents in the village of Glenboig who have been made aware that the Ministry of Defence intends to dump a massive tonnage of asbestos arising from the Trident programme at Faslane? Does he agree that people are entitled to comment on the quality of their environment and to be worried about health and safety? Will he arrange for an urgent debate...

Oral Answers to Questions — Defence: Trident Missile (30 Apr 1985)

Mr Tom Clarke: If Trident is to continue to the point that the Minister has just mentioned, will he make arrangements for an alternative to the proposed dumping of asbestos from Faslane in my constituency, in the rural village of Glenboig, which is wholly unacceptable?

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