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Orders of the Day — Sea Fish (Conservation) Bill (8 Jun 1992)

Nick Ainger: Last July, the Milford Haven middle-distance fleet effectively collapsed. Having pleaded with the Government for almost two years to introduce a decommissioning scheme under which they could rationalise, restructure and reduce the size of the fleet, the fishermen found market forces taking over, and seven trawlers owned by three separate companies had to cease operations. The effect on the...

Orimulsion (14 May 1992)

Nick Ainger: I congratulate you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, on your appointment. I wish you well in your office as, I am sure, do all other hon. Members. I am the first Labour candidate to be elected to the House for Pembroke since 1966. I am also the first Labour Member for the reorganised Pembroke constituency which was established after the 1979 election. I will try to keep my traditional comments brief,...

Orimulsion (14 May 1992)

Nick Ainger: That is enough of that. Although we have many benefits, we have serious economic problems. The Milford Haven estuary has one of the largest petrochemical installations in Britain. It has three oil refineries and an oil-fired power station and is a major port in any terms. However, Esso decided to close its refinery in the early 1980s. The Milford fishing industry has been in decline and has...

Orimulsion (14 May 1992)

Nick Ainger: I know that other hon. Members wish to speak and I shall try to be brief. National Power is, understandably, looking towards burning orimulsion full time at Pembroke power station. Following the hike in crude oil prices in the early 1970s, the station has never been able to run in the way for which it was designed, which was as a base-load station burning heavy fuel oil supplied by the...

Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Remand Prisoners (14 May 1992)

Nick Ainger: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department when he intends to end the remanding of juveniles into prison department establishments.

Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Remand Prisoners (14 May 1992)

Nick Ainger: Is the Secretary of State aware that it is almost two years since Phillip Knight from my constituency committed suicide in Swansea gaol at the age of 15 and that the Secretary of State's reply offers no hope to many juveniles currently on remand or in prison? Will he encourage his Department to introduce a scheme whereby we shall no longer see juvenile suicides in our prisons?

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