All 5 results for fireworks speaker:Mr Harry Barnes

Business of the House (30 Oct 2003)

Mr Harry Barnes: Has my right hon. Friend seen today's issue of the Yorkshire Post, which carries an article about a serious firework incident in Eckington in my constituency? It seems that a mortar bomb firework was strapped to a rocket and went through a ceiling, seriously damaging a child's cot. It is lucky that Joel Eason was not in the cot at the time, or he could have been killed. My right hon. Friend...

Business of the House (16 Oct 2003)

Mr Harry Barnes: My hon. Friend and constituency neighbour the hon. Member for Sheffield, Attercliffe (Mr. Betts) asked about fireworks abuse and said that the Fireworks Act 2003 needs to be implemented. That might take a while, but the Department of Trade and Industry can still stress that the existing law allows the police, environmental health and trading standards officers, and bodies such as the Royal...

Debate on the Address — [First Day] (13 Nov 2002)

Mr Harry Barnes: .... However, the speech included welcome measures, such as tackling antisocial behaviour. My hon. Friend the Member for Milton Keynes, North-East (Brian White) mentioned the specific problem of fireworks. Fireworks cause disastrous problems in my constituency and in those of many other hon. Members. I hope that antisocial behaviour orders and fixed penalties can begin to be directed towards...

Business of the House (31 Oct 2002)

Mr Harry Barnes: ...in the House by Speaker Weatherill was about an underground fire in my constituency. Appropriately, it was granted on 5 November. May we have a debate, perhaps on that date, on the misuse of fireworks? Although we have had a debate in Westminster Hall, the matter is very serious and the arrangements for the manufacture, sale, distribution and use of fireworks have got seriously out of...

Petition — Fireworks (11 Feb 2002)

Mr Harry Barnes: I wish to present a petition about the use and abuse of fireworks. There are problems in north-east Derbyshire and surrounding areas that affect vulnerable people such as children and the elderly, and also affect animals. The petition is particularly concerned with the impact on animals, but there is much concern in my constituency about wider issues. The person who organised the petition...


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