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Film Council
John McDonnell
2010-07-27
That this House deeply regrets the Government's decision to abolish the Film Council; and considers that this is a retrograde step that will impact severely on the contribution the British film industry makes to the cultural life and economy of this country.
Performing arts
John McDonnell
2010-07-27
Proposed
Hayes and Harlington
Labour
Christopher Leslie
2010-07-27
Seconded
Nottingham East
Labour
Jeremy Corbyn
2010-07-27
Seconded
Islington North
Labour
Chi Onwurah
2010-09-06
Seconded
Newcastle upon Tyne Central
Labour
Jim McGovern
2010-09-06
Seconded
Dundee West
Labour
Valerie Vaz
2010-09-06
Seconded
Walsall South
Labour
Katy Clark
2010-09-06
Signed
North Ayrshire and Arran
Labour
Mike Hancock
2010-09-06
Signed
Portsmouth South
Liberal Democrat
Ian Paisley Jnr
2010-09-06
Signed
North Antrim
DUP
Dennis Skinner
2010-09-07
Signed
Bolsover
Labour
Dai Havard
2010-09-07
Signed
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney
Labour
Martin Caton
2010-09-07
Signed
Gower
Labour
Jim Dobbin
2010-09-07
Signed
Heywood and Middleton
Labour
Virendra Sharma
2010-09-07
Signed
Ealing, Southall
Labour
Eric Illsley
2010-09-08
Withdrawn
Barnsley Central
Labour
Alasdair McDonnell
2010-09-08
Signed
Belfast South
Social Democratic and Labour Party
Hugh Bayley
2010-09-08
Signed
York Central
Labour
Ronnie Campbell
2010-09-08
Signed
Blyth Valley
Labour
Kelvin Hopkins
2010-09-09
Signed
Luton North
Labour
Mark Lazarowicz
2010-09-09
Signed
Edinburgh North and Leith
Labour
Angela Eagle
2010-09-09
Signed
Wallasey
Labour
Mary Glindon
2010-09-09
Signed
North Tyneside
Labour
Tom Blenkinsop
2010-09-09
Signed
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland
Labour
Chuka Umunna
2010-09-09
Signed
Streatham
Labour
Nicholas Dakin
2010-09-09
Signed
Scunthorpe
Labour
Elfyn Llwyd
2010-09-13
Signed
Dwyfor Meirionnydd
Plaid Cymru
Austin Mitchell
2010-09-13
Signed
Great Grimsby
Labour
David Crausby
2010-09-14
Signed
Bolton North East
Labour
Luciana Berger
2010-09-15
Signed
Liverpool, Wavertree
Labour
Julie Hilling
2010-09-16
Signed
Bolton West
Labour