Iain Wright: ...following events and conferences relating to the construction, housebuilding and renewable energy industry: Ministers Event/conference details Minister for Housing and Planning—Yvette Cooper (18 July 2006) New Local Government Network Secretary of State—Ruth Kelly (19 July 2006) Keynote Speech at Housing Design Awards Minister for Housing and Planning—Yvette Cooper...
Yvette Cooper: The Stakeholder Advisory Panel on home buying and selling consists of: Yvette Cooper (chair CLG) Mike Ockenden (AHIPP) Peter Bollon-King (NAEA) Nick Stace (Which?) Fiona Hoyle (CoPSO) Michael Coogan (CML) Simon McWhirter (WWF) Jeremy Leaf (RICS) Ted Beardsall (Land Registry) Paul Marsh (Law Society) Heather Clayton (OFT) David Saunders (BERR) Matthew Symes (Non-executive director) Jeremy...
Rhys ab Owen: Fis diwethaf, cyhoeddodd Ysgrifennydd Cartref yr Wrthblaid, Yvette Cooper, y byddai Llywodraeth Lafur yn San Steffan yn cyflwyno gorchmynion parch, math newydd o orchmynion ymddygiad gwrthgymdeithasol a boblogeiddiwyd gan Tony Blair ar ddiwedd y 1990au. A yw’r Gweinidog yn cytuno â mi, felly, fod y cyhoeddiad gan Yvette Cooper yn debygol o olygu y bydd ymylon garw gwahanol ddulliau...
Rosie Winterton: ...the former Minister of State for Quality and Patient Safety, (Jane Kennedy), met with my hon. Friends the Members for Hemsworth (Jon Trickett), Normanton (Ed Balls), Pontefract and Castleford (Yvette Cooper), Selby (Mr. Grogan), and Elmet (Colin Burgon) on 29 March 2006. My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State met with my hon. Friends the Members for Hemsworth (Jon Trickett),...
Baroness Williams of Trafford: ...on the work being done by the Home Office to identify individuals who have been removed or detained, and who might have been part of the Windrush generation, in a letter dated 10 July to Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP. A copy of that letter is available on the Home Office Select Committee website and can be accessed through this link - https://www.parliament.uk/documents/commons-committees/home-...
...Nos. 4 to 8 agreed to. Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be assigned to the Lords for disagreeing to certain of their amendments to the Bill: That Mr. Bob Blizzard, Mr. Jeremy Browne, Yvette Cooper, Mr. Philip Hammond and David Wright be members of the Committee; Yvette Cooper to be the Chairman of the Committee; Three to be the quorum of the Committee.— [Mr. Roy.] To withdraw...
Yvette Cooper: The information is as follows: Date Minister Location 20 January 2004 Yvette Cooper Kensington and Albert Dock 29 January 2004 Phil Hope Central Liverpool and Sefton 2 February 2004 Keith Hill Newheartlands 2 March 2004 Lord Rooker Sefton and Knowsley 5 May 2004 Nick Raynsford Central Liverpool 12 May 2004 Keith Hill Central Liverpool 21 May 2004 John...
Yvette Cooper: ....gsi.gov.uk (this e-mail address became active on 6 January 1999); Baroness.Scotland@lcdhq.gsi.gov.uk (active from 12 June 2001); Rosie.Winterton@lcdhq.gsi.gov.uk (active from 12 June 2001); Yvette.Cooper@lcdhq.gsi.gov.uk (active from 29 May 2002). It has not proved possible, in the time available, to collate information on the volume of e-mails which have been received by each e-mail...
Yvette Cooper: ... 5 November—Meeting in Southend with representatives from South Essex local regeneration partnerships followed by tour of the DP World London Gateway development at Shellhaven, Thurrock, with Yvette Cooper MP.
Yvette Cooper: ...to the Public Order Bill because, notwithstanding the importance of safeguarding vital national infrastructure alongside the right to protest peacefully, the Bill does not include provisions for cooperation between police, public and private authorities to prevent serious disruption to essential services, includes instead measures that replicate existing powers, includes powers that are...
Yvette Cooper: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what assessment he has made of the role of museums in preserving the industrial heritage. [7499]
Yvette Cooper: Yes.
Yvette Cooper: Will the hon. Gentleman give way?
Yvette Cooper: Does my hon. Friend agree that tackling age discrimination is a critical part of the fight against long-term unemployment because people who lose their jobs, particularly the over-50s, are more likely to become long-term unemployed and to stay on the dole year after year?
Yvette Cooper: What steps her Department is taking to help British businesses prepare for economic and monetary union. [31143]
Yvette Cooper: Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?
Yvette Cooper: I will give way if the hon. Gentleman will comment on that.
Yvette Cooper: Is the right hon. Gentleman saying that he wants to cut taxes on saving and increase borrowing?
Yvette Cooper: If he will make a statement on the sinking of the Rema merchant shipping vessel. [43260]
Yvette Cooper: Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?
