All 7 results for sewerage speaker:Mr Harry Barnes

Orders of the Day — North-East Derbyshire (20 Jul 1994)

Mr Harry Barnes: ...Valley country park, which is in a neighbouring constituency, the water for the lake had to be imported: the water in the River Rother could not be used as it was too polluted. We also have other sewerage problems. The town in Dronfield has developed considerably and the River Drone, which passes close to a school in neighbouring Unstone, is sometimes something of an open sewer....

Prayers: The Gulf (Ecology) (15 Mar 1991)

Mr Harry Barnes: ...probably far more than anywhere else. My hon. Friend the Member for Linlithgow described what occurred in Baghdad and Kuwait. Basra's power supply, water supply, health and emergency services and sewerage systems have been dramatically damaged, causing serious problems, including typhoid, cholera, hepatitis and polio. Those diseases are occurring in Basra as well as in Baghdad. Basra is...

Prayers: The Gulf (Ecology) (15 Mar 1991)

Mr Harry Barnes: ..., military power and the authority of the Baath party and Saddam Hussein. Masses of people still live in mud huts and reed huts, and in the best of times, there are limited electricity, water and sewerage facilities. People in such conditions may have been affected by the bombing. It is important to learn lessons from the past. We must ensure that we get full information. In such a...

Business of the House (28 Feb 1991)

Mr Harry Barnes: ...United Nations resolution 666, 50 tonnes of medical supplies were sent to Baghdad last week by UNICEF and the World Health Organisation. They have reported serious cholera and typhoid because of sewerage problems in Baghdad and Basra. Will those issues be discussed in the House or may we have a statement about them? Will the British Government assist in overcoming those problems in Iraq,...

Coal Mining Subsidence (16 Jun 1989)

Mr Harry Barnes: ...British Coal, nor the building firm concerned, wish to compensate the damage. The out-buildings are in a terrible state…brickwork is bulged and twisted, and being left in that condition, broken sewerage pipes have been left under the building…we don't feel we are being fairly treated. There are continuing problems over contractors, the role of British Coal and the difficulty about...

Orders of the Day — North-east Derbyshire (Environmental Regeneration) (13 Mar 1989)

Mr Harry Barnes: I had intended to raise this issue. The problem is that a large commuter town has grown up, and the existing sewerage arrangements are obviously inadequate. The River Drone moves through Unstone, and passes schools, and so on. It is often an open sewer. It finds its way into the River Rother.

Orders of the Day — Water Bill ( 8 Dec 1988)

Mr Harry Barnes: ...crisis. The Government have flogged off the people's assets and then thrown the money down the drain. That includes this measure, which will result in fewer drains and a less effective public sewerage and water supply. The Prime Minister tells us regularly that the Government have no money—that they have only the taxpayers' money. If that is a simple truism—it is perhaps too...


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