Inner Cities Crisis

Including: Crisis in the Inner Cities, Crisis in Inner Cities, Crisis in Our Inner Cities, Crisis of the Inner Cities

14 mentions.

1974 - 1988

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I myself wrote in a book published last week which I warmly commend to the whole House:The environmental Crisis of the Inner Cities, affecting the poor much more than the rich, continues unabated.

_{Rate Support Grant}

Mr. Crosland - March 25, 1974

It is to be seen more glaringly in the Inner Cities Crisis than in any other part of the country.

_{Orders Of The Day — Inner Urban Areas Bill}

Mr. Heseltine - Feb. 9, 1978

The Government should totally rethink their policies for London, because they are leading to increased unemployment, worse housing conditions and a serious Crisis in Our Inner Cities.

_{Greater London}

Mr. Dubs - April 28, 1981

One is the Inner Cities Crisis, which is the subject of Lord Scarman's excellent report, and the other, which has been equally long-standing and is still with us in alarming proportions, is the prison crisis.

_{Law And Order}

Mr. Edward Gardner - Nov. 26, 1981

1982 to 1985

two mentions

over three years

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Those are the trends that have brought about the Crisis in the Inner Cities.

_{Orders Of The Day — Urban Affairs}

Mr. Heseltine - Nov. 5, 1982

It makes many telling points and draws attention to the growing Crisis in Our Inner Cities, caused and much exacerbated by the Government's policies.

_{Housing (Leyton And Leytonstone)}

Mr. Harry Cohen - Dec. 20, 1985

1986

three mentions

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Another cause is that the Government have recognised that the Crisis in the Inner Cities is becoming profoundly dangerous to the fabric of society.

_{Rate Support Grant (England)}

Mr. Clive Soley - Jan. 20, 1986

We are still awaiting a legitimate, rational Government response to the Crisis in the Inner Cities.

_{Orders Of The Day — Housing And Planning Bill}

Mr. Rooker - Feb. 4, 1986

Instead, in response to the Crisis in the Inner Cities, we have had only cuts in public sector investment, and that has been a major contribution to the crisis.

_{North-West (Investment)}

Mr. Jack Straw - May 12, 1986

1987

three mentions

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In view of the Prime Minister's late conversion to a recognition of the Crisis in Inner Cities, will she now consider recent reports which argue that something like £82 billion will be necessary to overcome the problems of the inner cities?

_Engagements

Mr. Loyden - July 14, 1987

Mr. Wray asked the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster what contingency plans Her Majesty's Government have in the event of failure of their appeal to private investors to help the Inner Cities Crisis.

_{Inner Cities}

Mr. Wray - Oct. 26, 1987

Mr. Hood asked the Secretary of State for the Environment if, for the purposes of tackling the Inner Cities Crisis, he will make it his policy to consult church, environmental and housing organisations, local authorities and other members of the communities affected by such problems.

_{Inner Cities}

Mr. Hood - Nov. 4, 1987

1988

two mentions

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What is the Minister going to do about the Crisis in the Inner Cities - not least in Salford?

_{North West Regional Health Authority}

Mr. Orme - Jan. 12, 1988

As my hon. Friends have said, one cannot solve problems merely by throwing money at them, but taking away funds and resources as the Government have donehas made the problem much worse, so the Crisis of the Inner Cities is essentially created by the policies of the Government.

_{Orders Of The Day — Inner Cities}

Mr. Tony Banks - March 10, 1988