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EDM number 314 in 2005-06, proposed by Mike Gapes on 13/06/2005.

That this House welcomes the Crossrail project as an opportunity to deliver crucial economic and transport benefits to the nation that must not be missed; notes that Crossrail's business case is a strong one and that Crossrail enjoys overwhelming support from business, the unions and the public; further notes that in addition to many transport and regeneration bodies, recent research by the Centre for Economic and Business Research has indicated that Crossrail will add £23.7 billion to the UK's Gross Domestic Product by 2023 and support thousands of jobs in manufacturing and services in every region that would not otherwise exist; calls for the Crossrail Bill, without which the scheme cannot be built, to be considered as a top priority; looks forward to a constructive debate on the issue of funding; celebrates the hard work and expertise of those responsible for developing the scheme; pledges to scrutinise the effect of the construction on the different communities along the line; and calls on the Government to bring forward the Second Reading of the Crossrail Bill and do all it can to make the Crossrail scheme and its benefits a reality to the public at the earliest opportunity.

This motion has been signed by a total of 54 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Simon Hughes13/06/2005North Southwark and BermondseyLiberal DemocratSeconded
Eric Pickles13/06/2005Brentwood and OngarConservativeSeconded
Frank Dobson13/06/2005Holborn and St PancrasLabourSeconded
Andrew Dismore13/06/2005HendonLabourSeconded
David Amess13/06/2005Southend WestConservativeSeconded
Martin Salter13/06/2005Reading WestLabourSigned
Andrew MacKinlay13/06/2005ThurrockLabourSigned
Peter Bottomley14/06/2005Worthing WestConservativeSigned
David Evennett14/06/2005Signed
Martin Caton14/06/2005GowerLabourSigned
Albert Owen14/06/2005Ynys MLabourSigned
Lynne Jones14/06/2005Birmingham, Selly OakLabourSigned
Bob Spink15/06/2005Castle PointConservativeSigned
Stephen Hepburn15/06/2005JarrowLabourSigned
Glenda Jackson15/06/2005Hampstead and HighgateLabourSigned
Paul Keetch15/06/2005HerefordLiberal DemocratSigned
Austin Mitchell15/06/2005Great GrimsbyLabourSigned
Menzies Campbell15/06/2005North East FifeLiberal DemocratSigned
Lee Scott15/06/2005Ilford NorthConservativeSigned
Neil Gerrard16/06/2005WalthamstowLabourSigned
David Wilshire16/06/2005SpelthorneConservativeSigned
Rudi Vis16/06/2005Finchley and Golders GreenLabourSigned
Mike Hancock16/06/2005Portsmouth SouthLiberal DemocratSigned
Hywel Francis16/06/2005AberavonLabourSigned
Edward Davey16/06/2005Kingston and SurbitonLiberal DemocratSigned
Richard Ottaway16/06/2005Croydon SouthConservativeSigned
Alan Meale16/06/2005MansfieldLabourSigned
Kelvin Hopkins16/06/2005Luton NorthLabourSigned
Greg Pope16/06/2005HyndburnLabourSigned
Ann Cryer16/06/2005KeighleyLabourSigned
Christine Russell20/06/2005City of ChesterLabourSigned
Jeremy Corbyn20/06/2005Islington NorthLabourSigned
Robert Wareing20/06/2005Liverpool, West DerbyLabourSigned
Anne Snelgrove20/06/2005South SwindonLabourSigned
Angela Watkinson21/06/2005UpminsterConservativeSigned
Lynda Waltho21/06/2005StourbridgeLabourSigned
Damian Green21/06/2005AshfordConservativeSigned
Michael Connarty21/06/2005Linlithgow and East FalkirkLabourSigned
Piara S Khabra21/06/2005Ealing, SouthallLabourSigned
Jim Cunningham21/06/2005Coventry SouthLabourSigned
Alan Simpson30/06/2005Nottingham SouthLabourSigned
Lyn Brown05/07/2005West HamLabourSigned
Stephen Hammond06/07/2005WimbledonConservativeSigned
Andrew Love12/07/2005EdmontonLabourSigned
Bill Etherington14/07/2005Sunderland NorthLabourSigned
John Austin18/07/2005Erith and ThamesmeadLabourSigned
Susan Kramer19/07/2005Richmond ParkLiberal DemocratSigned
Joan Ruddock21/07/2005Lewisham, DeptfordLabourSigned
Sarah Teather21/07/2005Brent EastLiberal DemocratSigned
David Howarth10/10/2005CambridgeLiberal DemocratSigned
Emily Thornberry18/10/2005Islington South and FinsburyLabourSigned
Derek Conway20/10/2005Old Bexley & SidcupConservativeSigned
Mike Gapes06/11/2006Ilford SouthLabourProposed
John McDonnell06/11/2006Hayes and HarlingtonLabourSigned

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