Part of Oral Answers to Questions — Treasury – in the House of Commons at 12:00 am on 29 March 2001.
Mr Peter Brooke
Chair, Northern Ireland Affairs Committee, Chair, Northern Ireland Affairs Committee
12:00,
29 March 2001
Does the Chief Secretary agree that a constructive resolution of the long-running Whitehall farce over the London underground, which has had an effect not just today but over the past four years, would do more for the competitiveness of this great city than any other single act?
Whitehall is a wide road that runs through the heart of Westminster, starting at Trafalgar square and ending at Parliament. It is most often found in Hansard as a way of referring to the combined mass of central government departments, although many of them no longer have buildings on Whitehall itself.
