That this House calls on the Royal Mail to reconsider its decision to relocate its sorting office from Coventry to Northampton; is concerned that the relocation will be detrimental to the postal service in Coventry and the Coventry and Warwickshire area; demands that meaningful negotiations with staff and trade unions be entered into and the general public consulted on the matter; and further demands that Royal Mail discuss alternative options and sites for relocating in Coventry with the above parties and Coventry City Council.

That this House calls on the Royal Mail to reconsider its decision to relocate its sorting office from Coventry to Northampton; is concerned that the relocation will be detrimental to the postal service in Coventry and the Coventry and Warwickshire area; demands that meaningful negotiations with staff and trade unions...

That this House believes that any increase in the BBC licence fee should be contingent on the Corporation fulfilling its promise to relocate flagship departments to Manchester.

That this House believes that any increase in the BBC licence fee should be contingent on the Corporation fulfilling its promise to relocate flagship departments to Manchester.

That this House deplores the closure by British Airways (BA) of its cabin crew base in Manchester and also its proposals to do similarly in Glasgow; notes that the company has completely failed to offer any justification other than simplification and carried out an inadequate consultation with employees and union representatives; further notes that BA is now trying to force staff to go on relocation courses immediately despite verbal assurances to the contrary, thus adding to pressures on a long-serving workforce, many with dependent relatives and children, who will find the enforced relocation to Heathrow traumatic, especially in the run-up to Christmas; and believes that BA's complete failure to observe family-friendly policies, together with their regional cabin crew closures and sale of BA Connect, utterly undermines their credibility as a UK-wide national airline.

That this House deplores the closure by British Airways (BA) of its cabin crew base in Manchester and also its proposals to do similarly in Glasgow; notes that the company has completely failed to offer any justification other than simplification and carried out an inadequate consultation with employees and union...

That this House notes with alarm British Airways's (BA) intention to relocate cabin crew currently based at Glasgow Airport to Heathrow; expresses grave concern that BA has refused to engage in meaningful discussions with the staff affected and their trade unions on the financial basis of this decision; and calls on BA to reconsider its unfair and shortsighted decision.

That this House notes with alarm British Airways's (BA) intention to relocate cabin crew currently based at Glasgow Airport to Heathrow; expresses grave concern that BA has refused to engage in meaningful discussions with the staff affected and their trade unions on the financial basis of this decision; and calls...

That this House notes with alarm British Airway's (BA) intention to relocate cabin crew currently based at Manchester Airport to Heathrow; expresses grave concern that BA has refused to engage in meaningful discussions with the staff affected and their trade union representatives as regards the financial basis of this decision; and calls on BA to reconsider this unfair and short-sighted decision.

That this House notes with alarm British Airway's (BA) intention to relocate cabin crew currently based at Manchester Airport to Heathrow; expresses grave concern that BA has refused to engage in meaningful discussions with the staff affected and their trade union representatives as regards the financial basis of this decision;...

That this House notes that the European Parliament is based primarily in Brussels and that MEPs, their staff and paperwork are all based there; further notes that in accordance with the Amsterdam Treaty, for four days every month the entire operation is uprooted and moved 260 miles away to Strasbourg; regrets that this process involves charter planes carrying MEPs, officials and staff and also fleets of lorries carrying paperwork between Belgium and France; further notes the One Seat campaign which aims to collect one million signatures to its online petition in favour of establishing Brussels as the single seat of the European Parliament; and believes that it is time to end the wasteful and inefficient practice of maintaining two locations for the European Parliament which currently costs taxpayers ??120 million every year.

That this House notes that the European Parliament is based primarily in Brussels and that MEPs, their staff and paperwork are all based there; further notes that in accordance with the Amsterdam Treaty, for four days every month the entire operation is uprooted and moved 260 miles away to Strasbourg;...

That this House welcomes the significant co-operation and partnership between the public and private sectors in the North West region to develop proposals, involving an initial investment of ??500 million of which the majority is private sector investment, for a Media Enterprise Zone in Greater Manchester which will create 8,000 to 10,000 jobs for the North West, drawing on the extensive creative and business skills within the region; and calls on the BBC to confirm its decision to implement the Greater Manchester relocation announced in principle in December 2004 at its meeting on 14th June, and to select one of the two remaining bids as the preferred option to ensure that the relocation takes place.

That this House welcomes the significant co-operation and partnership between the public and private sectors in the North West region to develop proposals, involving an initial investment of ??500 million of which the majority is private sector investment, for a Media Enterprise Zone in Greater Manchester which will create 8,000...