§ Mr. John EvansTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what is the estimated completion date for the British pavilion building at Expo 92 in Seville.
§ Mr. Sainsbury[holding answer 26 November 1990]: The estimated completion date for the British pavilion building at Expo 92 in Seville is August 1991.
§ Mr. John EvansTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what British firms have offered or guaranteed sponsorship of the British pavilion at Expo 92 in Seville; how much money has been offered or guaranteed in each case; and whether any non-United Kingdom European Community companies have made similar offers or guarantees of sponsorship.
§ Mr. Sainsbury[holding answer 26 November 1990]: The table lists the British firms that have offered or guaranteed sponsorship of the British pavilion at Expo 92 and the value of each company's contribution, where we have permission to disclose it. Sponsorship is often a combination of cash and the supply of goods or services and in a number of instances is subject to the normal conventions of commercial confidentiality. No non-United Kingdom European Community company has made a similar offer or guarantee of sponsorship.
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Company Value £ Amalgamated Tanks International Ltd. — Great Yarmouth Norfolk BP Solar Ltd. — Leatherhcad Surrey British Steel 2,000,000 Rotherham South Yorkshire Otis Elevator plc — Kirkby Liverpool Rolls Royce Motor Cars Ltd. — Crewe Cheshire Rotary International Ltd. — County Antrim Northern Ireland Royal Doulton Ltd. 300,000 Stoke on Trent Staffordshire Simplex Piling Ltd./BM Group — Chippenham Wiltshire Thorn Security Ltd. 300,000 Feltham Middlesex Tubeworkers Ltd. — Claverdon Warwick
§ Mr. John EvansTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry if he will make a statement on his Department's budget for Expo 92 at Seville, both for present and planned current and capital spending, by area.
§ Mr. Sainsbury[holding answer 26 November 1990]: My Department's budget for Expo 92 covering both current and capital expenditure is £25 million.
§ Mr. John EvansTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what was the original estimated cost of the British pavilion planned for Expo 92; what is the current estimated cost, and what effect on costs any design changes have had.
§ Mr. Sainsbury[holding answer 26 November 1990]: The original estimated cost for the British pavilion was 14 million. Development of the design has not led to any change in that estimate.
1990–91 Academic year Further Education Colleges Number of approved full- time teaching posts Number of promoted posts Number of transferred posts Belfast College of Technology 221 57 45 Belfast College of Business Studies 110 24 28 Rupert Stanley College 131 18 5 North-West College 135 27 15 Fermanagh College 65 6 — Limavady 28 3 1 Omagh 63 4 — Antrim 31 3 1 Ballymena 102 9 5 Newtownabbey 92 10 3 Ballymoney 24 2 — Coleraine 50 3 — Magherafelt 37 2 — Larne 49 2 — Northern Ireland Hotel and Catering College 23 2 — Lisburn 79 9 6 Down 48 5 2 Newcastle 23 3 — Castlereagh 75 7 5 North Down and Ards 111 13 8 Lurgan 52 3 — Portadown 97 11 5 Armagh 67 5 — Banbridge 27 1 — East Tyrone 65 4 — Newry/Kilkeel 81 9 5 Total 1,886 242 134
§ Mr. StottTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what are the numbers of youth training programme-funded posts for each further education college for the academic years 1990–91 and 1989–90.
§ Dr. MawhinneyThe information requested is as follows:
Further Education College 1989–90 1990–91 Belfast College of Technology 49 31 Belfast College of Business Studies 16 11 Rupert Stanley College 87 80 North West College 37 34 Fermanagh 13 12 Limavady 22 16 Omagh 8 7 Antrim 11 9 Ballymena 16 12 Newtownabbey 28 19 Ballymoney 11 8 Coleraine 16 13