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If he will place a copy of the weather data from the Countryside Council of Wales meteorological station at Deer Park, Marloes, Pembrokeshire, for February in the Library; and if he will place a copy of the weather data from the Countryside Council of Wales wave rider buoy in St....
If he will place a copy of the weather data from the Countryside Council of Wales meteorological station at Deer Park, Marloes, Pembrokeshire, for February in the Library; and if he will place a copy of the weather data from the Countryside Council of Wales wave rider buoy in St....
For which of its services to the public the Meteorological Office charges a fee directly to the user & what income the Meteorological Office has generated from answering public inquiries about the UK inshore water forecast in each year since it began charging for the service. - Text of letter...
For which of its services to the public the Meteorological Office charges a fee directly to the user & what income the Meteorological Office has generated from answering public inquiries about the UK inshore water forecast in each year since it began charging for the service. - Text of letter...
What instructions he has given to HM Coastguard concerning issuing to the public, or answering telephone enquiries from the public about, the inshore waters forecast for the United Kingdom.
What instructions he has given to HM Coastguard concerning issuing to the public, or answering telephone enquiries from the public about, the inshore waters forecast for the United Kingdom.
Pursuant to his Answer of 22nd January, 217 c464-5W, what account he took of the relative numbers of flying days lost at RAF Valley, RAF Chivenor and RAF Brawdy on reaching his decision to end flying training at RAF Brawdy. - Inc table correcting error in previous answer.
Pursuant to his Answer of 22nd January, 217 c464-5W, what account he took of the relative numbers of flying days lost at RAF Valley, RAF Chivenor and RAF Brawdy on reaching his decision to end flying training at RAF Brawdy. - Inc table correcting error in previous answer.
How many days were lost due to poor weather conditions in each year since 1987 at (a) RAF Valley, (b) RAF Chivenor, (c) RAF Brawdy and (d) Pembrey weapons range. - Inc tables. (Error in first table corrected at 217 c902-3W).
How many days were lost due to poor weather conditions in each year since 1987 at (a) RAF Valley, (b) RAF Chivenor, (c) RAF Brawdy and (d) Pembrey weapons range. - Inc tables. (Error in first table corrected at 217 c902-3W).