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Hugh Bayley

What steps his Department is taking to promote investment in businesses in Yorkshire.

— from debate entitled “Business Investment (Yorkshire)”

The three speeches/headings immediately before

  1. 1 earlier: Business Investment (Yorkshire)
  2. 2 earlier: Ian Lucas

    The hon. Gentleman will be aware that Labour Members never like giving in to Murdoch and we are, therefore, very keen indeed to create and take forward a competitive business model. We are not in anyone's pocket. We want to create a level playing field in the UK and we shall work with business to achieve it.

  3. 3 earlier: Phil Willis

    Will the Minister accept that the way we shall get the private sector to create a really competitive market in the roll-out of broadband is by allowing different digital platforms access to content, particularly of BSkyB's premium programmes? What is he doing to make sure that Ofcom creates that wide competitive programme, rather than simply giving in to Murdoch?

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