All 4 results for fireworks speaker:Mr Phil Sawford

Oral Answers to Questions — Trade and Industry: Fireworks ( 6 Nov 2003)

Mr Phil Sawford: What steps she has taken to control the sale and use of fireworks.

Oral Answers to Questions — Trade and Industry: Fireworks ( 6 Nov 2003)

Mr Phil Sawford: I thank my hon. Friend for that response and for his earlier comments. Last night, London echoed to the sound of fireworks as families and communities came together in their thousands to enjoy the fun and spectacle—but for many, the misuse of fireworks blights their lives, threatens their homes, terrifies their pets and destroys their quality of life. I welcome the new proposals and,...

Oral Answers to Questions — Trade and Industry: Fireworks ( 2 Nov 2000)

Mr Phil Sawford: What action he is taking to reduce the number of injuries caused by fireworks. [133894]

Oral Answers to Questions — Trade and Industry: Fireworks ( 2 Nov 2000)

Mr Phil Sawford: I thank my hon. Friend for the work that he and his Department are doing to reduce the number of injuries caused by fireworks each year. I urge him to consider tighter regulations to restrict sales to organised events only, and thus end the annual ritual whereby hundreds of people suddenly go into their backyards and play with explosives. Every year hundreds of people are maimed and...


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