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Christopher Pincher: ...planning permission is not unusual. John Prescott went against the Inspector’s recommendation to grant planning permission for a 50 storey tower at St George’s Cross, Vauxhall, London in 2005. Hazel Blears went against the Planning Inspector’s recommendation on the Doon St Tower, Lambeth, London in 2008 and granted planning permission for a scheme, including a 42 storey tower.
Gareth Bacon: ...speech, for Ministers to take decisions that contradict the advice of planning inspectors. John Prescott did so in 2005 when he approved the new stadium for Brighton and Hove Albion football club. Hazel Blears did so in 2008 when she approved a 43-storey tower block on London’s south bank. Nor is it unheard of for those decisions to be overturned by the High Court, as that decision by...
Steve Pound: ..., I chose to vote against my Government on the part privatisation of the NHS and so had to step down. However, I was rescued from the ignominy and the outer darkness when I was made PPS to Hazel Blears, who is an amazing, wonderful woman. Sadly, I had to vote against my Government on the renewal of Trident and so once again fell into silence and desuetude. However, Tony Blair, a man of...
Lord Mawson: ...document setting out the legacy vision for east London and creating the rationale for what turned out to be a successful bid. Paul Brickell and I then wrote the structure for the Minister of State, Hazel Blears, which led to the establishment of the Olympic Park Legacy Company, where I chaired the regeneration committee for 10 years. I mention these facts, which are often not grasped by...
Baroness Warsi: ...to end their policy of disengagement with British Muslims, which started under the last Labour Government and the leadership of the then Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, Hazel Blears, in 2007. John Denham tried to restore sanity when he replaced Hazel Blears in 2009 but months later, when the coalition Government were formed in 2010, the policy returned. It...
Caroline Flint: ...not a saint. There were a few off-the-record conversations and discussions that we had when she let rip with a few choice swear words. We were part of a relatively small group of colleagues—Hazel Blears, Jacqui Smith, Ruth Kelly, Baroness Scotland—who had a “Come Dine with Me” club. Occasionally we would try to escape this place, and one of us would cook for the rest of the group....
Kerry McCarthy: ...problems, according to a 2008 study. Those children are less likely to do well at school and three times as likely to offend: 65% of boys with a convicted father will go on to be convicted. When Hazel Blears was a Home Office Minister we had conversations about work she was doing to try to identify boys, in particular, who were at risk of offending because of their parents’ situation....
Steve Pound: ...not be admissible. One problem in my borough is that we simply do not know what is happening. We know that safer neighbourhood boards have gone. We know that all the work that David Blunkett and Hazel Blears did, which raised people’s confidence, has been jettisoned. We know that there may be something called “dedicated ward officers”, but we do not know who they are, what they are,...
Lord Mawson: ...the Olympic Park. I have been involved with the Olympic Park from the very beginning; I think this is year 18. We have been on a very long journey. Along with a colleague I wrote the document for Hazel Blears that eventually led to the setting up of the Olympic Park Legacy Company, which of course now is a corporation. So one has watched and been involved in all the detail of what is now...
Ben Gummer: ...Service for official travel. My Rt Hon Friend also serves as the Party Chairman of the Conservative Party. Such arrangements are no different from the likes of Charles Clarke, Ian McCartney and Hazel Blears, all of whom held the posts of Minister Without Portfolio and Labour Party Chair under the last Labour Government. I would also observe that under the Thatcher and Major Governments,...
David Tredinnick: ...her experiences at the Marsden hospital. Chris Perrin, a registered general nurse who uses complementary therapies in his work, also spoke. In May that year, the then Member representing Salford, Hazel Blears, launched new national guidelines for the use of complementary therapies for long-term or chronic illness. She was then the parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, and these were new...
Rebecca Long-Bailey: ...for the BBC and ITV, against resistance from a southern-based media that saw anything north of the Watford gap as a social and cultural backwater. I would like to pay tribute to my predecessor, Hazel Blears. Elected alongside a record number of women MPs in 1997, Hazel is admired by many, including me, for breaking the glass ceiling not just for women in Salford but for all women from...
...Ali Graham Allen David Anderson Jonathan Ashworth William Bain Ed Balls Gordon Banks Kevin Barron Hugh Bayley Dame Anne Begg Hilary Benn Joe Benton Luciana Berger Clive Betts Roberta Blackman-Woods Hazel Blears Tom Blenkinsop Paul Blomfield Mr David Blunkett Mr Ben Bradshaw Kevin Brennan Lyn Brown Mr Nicholas Brown Russell Brown Chris Bryant Richard Burden Mr Alan Campbell Ronnie Campbell...
Danny Alexander: ...Munn) and for Thirsk and Malton (Miss McIntosh), the right hon. Members for Holborn and St Pancras (Frank Dobson), for Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough (Mr Blunkett), for Salford and Eccles (Hazel Blears) and for Edinburgh South West (Mr Darling). I am sure the House will agree that in their different ways they have all made a significant contribution to British public life, and the...
...Ian Austin Adrian Bailey William Bain Ed Balls Gordon Banks Kevin Barron Hugh Bayley Margaret Beckett Dame Anne Begg Hilary Benn Joe Benton Luciana Berger Clive Betts Roberta Blackman-Woods Hazel Blears Tom Blenkinsop Paul Blomfield Mr David Blunkett Mr Ben Bradshaw Kevin Brennan Lyn Brown Mr Nicholas Brown Russell Brown Chris Bryant Karen Buck Richard Burden Andy Burnham Mr Alan Campbell...
...Ian Austin Adrian Bailey William Bain Ed Balls Gordon Banks Kevin Barron Hugh Bayley Margaret Beckett Dame Anne Begg Hilary Benn Joe Benton Luciana Berger Clive Betts Roberta Blackman-Woods Hazel Blears Tom Blenkinsop Paul Blomfield Mr David Blunkett Mr Ben Bradshaw Kevin Brennan Lyn Brown Mr Nicholas Brown Russell Brown Chris Bryant Karen Buck Richard Burden Andy Burnham Mr Alan Campbell...
Danny Alexander: ...tax system in the UK. Once again it combines fiscal responsibility with fairness. I would like to mention one last measure. Mr Speaker, you and the right hon. Member for Salford and Eccles (Hazel Blears) have pioneered measures to open up politics and Parliament to people from a more diverse range of backgrounds. Following extensive discussions, I am delighted to confirm that the Treasury...
Julian Lewis: ...isc.independent. gov.uk/public-evidence/15october2014, they will find the full transcript, and I suggest that they examine questions 19 and 20, put by the right hon. Member for Salford and Eccles (Hazel Blears); questions 28 and 29, put by my right hon. and learned Friend the Member for Kensington (Sir Malcolm Rifkind); and questions 32 and 33, put by the right hon. Member for Knowsley...
...Baldry Ed Balls Gordon Banks Stephen Barclay Kevin Barron Gavin Barwell Hugh Bayley Margaret Beckett Dame Anne Begg Sir Alan Beith Hilary Benn Richard Benyon Luciana Berger Jake Berry Bob Blackman Hazel Blears Tom Blenkinsop Paul Blomfield Mr David Blunkett Crispin Blunt Mr Ben Bradshaw Tom Brake Julian Brazier Kevin Brennan Steve Brine James Brokenshire Annette Brooke Russell Brown Fiona...
...Jonathan Ashworth Ian Austin Adrian Bailey William Bain Ed Balls Gordon Banks Kevin Barron Hugh Bayley Dame Anne Begg Hilary Benn Joe Benton Luciana Berger Clive Betts Roberta Blackman-Woods Hazel Blears Tom Blenkinsop Paul Blomfield Mr David Blunkett Mr Ben Bradshaw Kevin Brennan Mr Nicholas Brown Russell Brown Chris Bryant Karen Buck Richard Burden Andy Burnham Mr Liam Byrne Mr Alan...