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Morecambe Bay Investigation. Read indexed debates, questions, statements and early day motions, with links to the original parliamentary records.

64 indexed mentions for this inquiry Earliest recorded mention: 11 November 1954

Parliamentary mentions

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UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS OF MORECAMBE BAY NHS TRUST

Early Day Motion House of Commons
David Morris · Conservative
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That this House notes that on 9 February 2017, the Care Quality Commission rated the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust as Good overall; further notes that the Trust was rated Outstanding for caring; congratulates the Chief Executive, Jackie Daniel, and every member of staff in the Trust who have been dedicated to delivering outstanding patient care and to ensuring that the hospitals they work in are some of the best in the country.

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MORECAMBE BAY PRIMARY SCHOOL SPACE PROJECT

Early Day Motion House of Commons
David Morris · Conservative
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That this House congratulates the pupils and staff of Morecambe Bay Primary School for designing a physics project which sent a toy dog, Sam, into space; notes that the school worked with English Lakes Hotels and Sentintospace.com to use helium balloons to send Sam, GPS tracking equipment and a GoPro camera into space; further notes that Sam rose at six metres per second and reached an altitude of over 25km above Earth; and further hopes that Sam is found and returned to the school after bein...

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MISS ROSIE HANCOCK

Early Day Motion House of Commons
David Morris · Conservative
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That this House notes that Morecambe Bay Community Primary School teacher, Miss Rosie Hancock, has been awarded a silver prize in the Pearson Education teacher of the year awards; and congratulates Miss Hancock for all of the fantastic work she has done to be awarded a prize for being one of the top three primary school teachers in the country.

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CONVICTIONS RELATING TO MORECAMBE BAY COCKLE PICKERS' DISASTER

Early Day Motion House of Commons
David Morris · Conservative
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That this House notes that Lin Liang Ren, Lin Mu Yong and Zhao Xiao Qing were all convicted for their involvement in the Morecambe Bay cockle pickers' disaster; further notes that the 10th anniversary of the disaster is in February 2014; considers that the people of Morecambe deserve to know how many years each served in prison in the UK; and further considers that the people of Morecambe deserve to know when they were deported and whether they are currently incarcerated in their native China.

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10th ANNIVERSARY OF MORECAMBE BAY COCKLE PICKER TRAGEDY

Early Day Motion House of Commons
David Morris · Conservative
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at end add '; notes that the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is currently working with the GLA to ensure that the GLA bears down on abuse to protect vulnerable workers while working effectively in a business-friendly manner to reduce the burden of red tape for bona fide businesses; further notes that in 2012 a byelaw came into force in Morecambe Bay which states that no person shall gather cockles or mussels without possession of a full gathering permit; and further not...

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HM GUIDE TO MORECAMBE SANDS

Early Day Motion House of Commons
David Morris · Conservative
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That this House notes that the sands at Morecambe Bay can be a dangerous place without correct supervision; further notes that there have been two major rescues from the sands in the month of June 2013; further notes that Her Majesty's Guide to the Sands is Cedric Robinson MBE; and urges anyone who wishes to cross the sands to contact Cedric and participate in one of his guided tours to ensure that those wishing to cross the sands do so safely.

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GANGMASTERS LICENSING AUTHORITY

Early Day Motion House of Commons
David Morris · Conservative
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leave out from `yet' to end and add `understands the desire to reduce red tape; but calls on the Government to ensure that any changes to regulations do not come at the expense of protecting vulnerable workers in the cockle-picking and shellfishing industry of Morecambe Bay.'.

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