That this House believes that the proposals for a new airport in Warwickshire and any expansion to Coventry airport would have a disastrous effect on the environment, create major traffic problems for our roads, be the source of noise pollution, have very serious consequences for the quality of life for the citizens of Coventry and Warwickshire and bespoil for ever one of the most beautiful parts of England; and therefore calls on the Government to reject these proposals as soon as the consultation period is over and to examine other options, bearing in mind the Government's own environmental policies, so that the anxieties and emotional traumas caused to the citizens of these areas can be removed as soon as possible.

That this House believes that the proposals for a new airport in Warwickshire and any expansion to Coventry airport would have a disastrous effect on the environment, create major traffic problems for our roads, be the source of noise pollution, have very serious consequences for the quality of life for...

That this House calls on the Secretary of State for Health to ensure that adequate funding is available for the National Health Service, and in particular to make resources available for the retention of the Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital; and notes with concern the reduction in the number of hospitals in Coventry from four in 1992 to two in 1996.

That this House calls on the Secretary of State for Health to ensure that adequate funding is available for the National Health Service, and in particular to make resources available for the retention of the Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital; and notes with concern the reduction in the number of hospitals...

That this House condemns the description of Warwickshire mums, dads, children, teachers and school governors who protested against school cuts in London on 25th March contained in a newspaper article by Lord Tebbit as `rent a gob mob' and `hordes of dirty, filthy, ill kempt, foul mouthed creatures' and informs the noble Lord that many of the people recognisable at the forefront of the picture captioned `March menace' a re ordinary, decent people from Warwickshire, some of whom had never demonstrated before and were of all political persuasions and were expressing concern about school cuts, which have been condemned by Conservative honourable Members and councillors as well as Labour and Liberal Democrats; and demands an immediate apology be given by the noble Lord to the parents he has so appallingly abused in a national newspaper for caring about their children's education.

That this House condemns the description of Warwickshire mums, dads, children, teachers and school governors who protested against school cuts in London on 25th March contained in a newspaper article by Lord Tebbit as `rent a gob mob' and `hordes of dirty, filthy, ill kempt, foul mouthed creatures' and informs...

That this House notes the BBC proposals for cuts in local radio services in the Coventry and Warwickshire broadcasting area, known as CWR radio; notes with alarm the catastrophic effect these cuts will have on these communities, and the jobs of highly skilled staff employed by CWR; expresses its dismay at the lack of consultation with these communities and its representatives given that these proposed cuts are part of a national programme of reorganisation and cuts; calls on the Secretary of State for National Heritage to intervene, initiate adequate funding and to convene as a matter of urgency, a meeting between the BBC and representatives of CWR and the community in order to seek ways and means of continuing this worthwhile community-based service; and demands the withdrawal of the cuts.

That this House notes the BBC proposals for cuts in local radio services in the Coventry and Warwickshire broadcasting area, known as CWR radio; notes with alarm the catastrophic effect these cuts will have on these communities, and the jobs of highly skilled staff employed by CWR; expresses its dismay...