Former MP for Nuneaton ( 9 Mar 1942 – 31 Dec 1964)
Lord Kennedy of Southwark: ...support that. It is also important to ensure that local amateur clubs doing a variety of activities in their communities actually get people doing things. Where I live in south London, there is the Francis Drake Bowls Club—I often go past and see lots of people playing on the bowls green. There is also Lewisham Borough Football Club, an amateur club, and the athletics club that takes...
Lord Kennedy of Southwark: ...public service? I also very much support the calls from the noble Lords, Lord Moynihan and Lord Addington, about support for local sports clubs. Thinking about where I live, a place such as the Francis Drake Bowls Club is that sort of organisation, as is Lewisham Borough Football Club, which plays on Ladywell Arena—I think the noble Lord, Lord Moynihan, will know it from his time as a...
Mervyn Storey: Sir Francis Bacon once said that reading maketh a broad man, speaking a ready man, and writing an exact man. That forces you to read what people have written, and, in doing so, gives you a sense of where they are really coming from. Despite all of the words in the motion and the amendment, it brings us back to the salient point: that there are those who are still opposed to us leaving the...
Alun Cairns: ... Ballard Gary Barber John Barker Jo Barnes Mark Barry Rob Basini Phil Bell Zep Bellavia Katherine Bennett John Benson Dave Best Kim Boland Tim Borrett Tim Bowles Lynette Bowley Keith Brock Adam Brooks Chris Bull Ross Burn Paula Burrows Rt Hon Alun Cairns MP David Carter John Chaplin Robert Chapman Jamie Chard Chris...
Rushanara Ali: .... I hope the Minister will address that and consider how to strengthen the regulatory framework. Returning to the issues affecting my constituents, local ward councillors Rachel Blake, Mark Francis and Joshua Peck have been working tirelessly to support the hundreds of residents who have been treated disgracefully by Circle Housing. Some of the cases are heart-breaking, including residents...
Martin Docherty: ...Rosetta Bell, Mary Bennett, Eric Betty, Maria Bicker, Walter Bilsland, Isabella Black, James Black, Caroline Blyth, Robert Blyth, Sarah Blyth, Georgina Borland, Jessie Borland, John Borland, James Bowles, Albert Bowman, Archibald Bowman, Hannah Bowman, Lilian Bowman, James Boyd, Bridget Boyle, Elizabeth Boyle, Isabell Boyle, Margaret Boyle, Mary Boyle, William Boyle, William Boyle, William...
Nicholas Boles: ...not only concerns his constituency, but many constituencies, including one he mentioned where I previously stood as the parliamentary candidate—Hove and Portslade. I was very familiar with the bowling greens and bowling clubs there and with the important role that they play in providing recreation, fresh air and social contact for many people, and particularly retired people in that...
Gerald Howarth: ...Kingdom’s defence, at home and overseas. The story of the naval base at Plymouth stretches back as far as the time when the English fleet sailed out to face the Spanish armada. Famously, Sir Francis Drake, who was a vice-admiral in that fleet, was playing bowls on Plymouth Hoe when he sighted the armada. Indeed, the fleet accommodation centre at the base in Plymouth is still known within...
John Woodcock: I beg to move, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to require local planning authorities to ensure that certain criteria are met before planning permission involving the redevelopment of bowling greens can be granted; to introduce a community right to buy for bowling greens in certain circumstances; and for connected purposes. I am delighted to present this Bill to protect our threatened...
Oliver Colvile: ...of the past month or so, many of my hon. Friends have commented to me about my fighting the Plymouth, Sutton and Devonport seat and its predecessor three times. Let me remind them that it was Sir Francis Drake, who entered this House in 1581, who had to finish his game of bowls before he was able to go and beat the Spanish armada, clearly demonstrating that patience and commitment are...
Margaret Hodge: ...1802-28) The Castle Museum and Art Gallery, Nottingham The architectural archive of William Nicholas Brakspear (1818-98) Royal Institute of British Architects Iranian Qajar Enamelled Gold Bowl Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Japanese Edo-period Helmet Victoria and Albert Museum Achill Landscape by Paul Henry (1876-1958) Tate The Triumph of Love by Titian (Tiziano Vecello)(c....
Jacqui Smith: ...ACF Hospitality Aidan Wilcox Alan Aldridge Alan Dyson Alan Gilbert Alice Bloch Andrew Harvey Andrew Percy Anthony Bleetman B. Fletcher Barry Webb Beryl Foster Betsy Thorn BMRB International Brian Francis Cathy Humphreys Cathy Pharoah Charities Aid Foundation Charles Jackson Charlie Lloyd Chris Brunsdon Chris Hale Christine Knott Christine Mann Christos Byron Churches Commission for Racial...
Alan Johnson: ...from. Name of Secondee Organisation Name Mr. Lew Adams Strategic Rail Authority Professor Christine Adams SIRA Ltd. Dr. Helen Almey dstl Mr. Norman Bolton TUV NEL Mr. Edwin Bowles Exploration Consultants Ltd. Ms Sara Brazendale Reuters Ltd. Mr. David Brooks BP plc Mr. Michael Cauter KPMG Mr. Andy Clarey BT Group plc Mr. Edward Clarke Engineering...
Mrs Helen Jackson: I believe that this is the first time that we have debated the popular sport of crown green bowling in this House. I asked the House of Commons Library to check the point. It examined the records as far back as 1897 and does not think that crown green bowling has been debated in this or the previous century. I am delighted to debate the matter with my right hon. Friend the Minister for Sport...
Patricia Hewitt: ...in Technological Innovation and Sustainable Development 1/7/02 30/9/04 Debbie Boswell British Jewellery and Giftware Federation Export Promoter in UK T&I 15/7/03 11/7/05 Edwin Bowles Exploration Consultants Ltd. Export Promoter in UK T&I 2/1/02 31/3/04 Carol Brady Kent County Council Assistant Director in Consumer and Competition Policy 19/1/04 31/10/04 ...
Lord Beaumont of Whitley: ...private sector has been quite happy to take the profits in the form of dividends, share options and high salaries. But whenever there are financial losses it comes to the Government with it begging bowl and asks to be bailed out, as happened with the West Coast route modernisation and, again, this week for network maintenance. The Transport Act 2000 set up the Strategic Rail Authority,...
Colin Burgon: ...worth and attractiveness of Allerton Bywater by seeing it through fresh—London—eyes. I can do no better in ending my speech than to quote the words of another visitor to Allerton Bywater, Dr. Francis Duffy, who is also involved in the millennium competition. In his message to the various consortiums competing for the work, he said: Consortia will recognise that this is an...
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Mr Cyril Townsend: ...to do so. Just after I came to the House of Commons I was taken on a tour to see the French nuclear deterrent. We visited one of its nuclear submarines. I shall never forget seeing a fish bowl in the wardroom mess; several hundred metres below the surface, the officers relaxing over dinner could watch fish swimming around in the tank. We were also shown the command and control centre and...
Mr Dudley Fishburn: ...a close, but complicated relationship with British culture. It was not always thus. There were many years when the British Council was a rather whining institution, forever holding out the begging bowl for more money and then almost parodying itself by staging Shakespeare in Swahili in half empty halls in Africa. It was sliding down as an organisation. It slid down so far that, a few...