Campaign Against Road Disruption (EDM844)

Campaign Against Road Disruption

EDM number 844 in 2001-02, proposed by Tom Watson on 12/02/2002.

That this House welcomes the formation of the Campaign Against Road Disruption, a body formed to tackle the traffic disruption caused by utility companies; notes that a recent report by the Transport Research Laboratory suggests that delays from street works cost the travelling public in the United Kingdom an estimated Ãº2 billion a year; welcomes the Government's experiments allowing Camden and Middlesborough councils to charge a daily lane rental charge of Ãº500 to companies for digging work on roads to encourage such utilities to complete their work promptly and to co-ordinate with other companies; believes that utility companies should invest in the use of trenchless technology to minimise the disruption to road users; and further believes that the Government should set up an advisory committee comprising of road users and the utility companies to discuss the effectiveness of street works legislation and best practice from other countries.

This motion has been signed by a total of 52 MPs.

MP	Date	Constituency	Party	Type
Tom Watson	12/02/2002	West Bromwich East	Labour	Proposed
Parmjit Dhanda	12/02/2002	Gloucester	Labour	Signed
Si	12/02/2002	Birmingham, Erdington	Labour	Signed
Meg Munn	12/02/2002	Sheffield, Heeley	Labour Co-operative	Signed
Julia Drown	12/02/2002	South Swindon	Labour	Signed
Mark Tami	12/02/2002	Alyn & Deeside	Labour	Signed
Edward O'Hara	13/02/2002	Knowsley South	Labour	Signed
Rudi Vis	13/02/2002	Finchley & Golders Green	Labour	Signed
Jim Dobbin	13/02/2002	Heywood & Middleton	Labour Co-operative	Signed
Tom Cox	13/02/2002	Tooting	Labour	Signed
Tony Clarke	13/02/2002	Northampton South	Labour	Signed
Vincent Cable	13/02/2002	Twickenham	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Gordon Marsden	13/02/2002	Blackpool South	Labour	Signed
Mark Lazarowicz	13/02/2002	Edinburgh North & Leith	Labour Co-operative	Signed
Lynne Jones	13/02/2002	Birmingham, Selly Oak	Labour	Signed
Glenda Jackson	13/02/2002	Hampstead & Highgate	Labour	Signed
Harry Barnes	14/02/2002	North East Derbyshire	Labour	Signed
Andrew George	14/02/2002	St Ives	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Paul Flynn	14/02/2002	Newport West	Labour	Signed
Bill Etherington	14/02/2002	Sunderland North	Labour	Signed
Clive Efford	14/02/2002	Eltham	Labour	Signed
Andrew Dismore	14/02/2002	Hendon	Labour	Signed
Jeremy Corbyn	14/02/2002	Islington North	Labour	Signed
Alan Meale	14/02/2002	Mansfield	Labour	Signed
Alice Mahon	14/02/2002	Halifax	Labour	Signed
Eric Illsley	14/02/2002	Barnsley Central	Labour	Signed
David Drew	14/02/2002	Stroud	Labour Co-operative	Signed
Ashok Kumar	25/02/2002	Middlesbrough South & East Cleveland	Labour	Signed
David Crausby	25/02/2002	Bolton North East	Labour	Signed
Ann Cryer	25/02/2002	Keighley	Labour	Signed
John Barrett	25/02/2002	Edinburgh West	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Betty Williams	25/02/2002	Conwy	Labour	Signed
Derek Wyatt	25/02/2002	Sittingbourne & Sheppey	Labour	Signed
Lady Hermon	26/02/2002	North Down	UUP	Signed
Martin Caton	26/02/2002	Gower	Labour	Signed
John Cummings	26/02/2002	Easington	Labour	Signed
David Heyes	27/02/2002	Ashton-under-Lyne	Labour	Signed
Nigel Jones	27/02/2002	Cheltenham	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Kate Hoey	28/02/2002	Vauxhall	Labour	Signed
Elfyn Llwyd	28/02/2002	Meirionnydd Nant Conwy	Plaid Cymru	Signed
Brian Cotter	28/02/2002	Weston-Super-Mare	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Janet Dean	28/02/2002	Burton	Labour	Signed
Roy Beggs	28/02/2002	East Antrim	UUP	Signed
Vera Baird	04/03/2002	Redcar	Labour	Signed
Rob Marris	05/03/2002	Wolverhampton South West	Labour	Signed
Harold Best	05/03/2002	Leeds North West	Labour	Signed
Alan Simpson	07/03/2002	Nottingham South	Labour	Signed
John McDonnell	07/03/2002	Hayes & Harlington	Labour	Signed
Paul Truswell	13/03/2002	Pudsey	Labour	Signed
Don Foster	19/03/2002	Bath	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Greg Pope	21/03/2002	Hyndburn	Labour	Signed
Nick Harvey	25/03/2002	North Devon	Liberal Democrat	Signed

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