§ Sir Ivan LawrenceTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what changes there have been in the policy and practice on the issue of Home Office travel documents.
§ Mr. Charles WardleOfficials have written to the United Kingdom representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and to other interested
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Hit and run accidents involving pedestrians: 1989 to 1992 Year of Accident Police Force 1989 1990 1991 1992 Metropolitan Police 1,578 1,440 1,358 1,255 Cumbria 45 38 38 32 Lancashire 152 166 172 181 Merseyside 233 205 220 232 Greater Manchester 512 425 445 442 Cheshire 97 98 86 80 Northumbria 178 187 170 162 Durham 51 75 67 60 North Yorkshire 79 71 56 40 West Yorkshire 191 231 259 257 South Yorkshire 153 143 133 139 Humberside 89 117 91 89 Cleveland 95 102 93 69 West Midlands 364 411 424 380 Staffordshire 93 108 87 89 West Mercia 82 79 91 62 Warwickshire 35 28 33 36 Derbyshire 85 89 84 85 Nottinghamshire 154 138 123 113 Lincolnshire 33 41 28 40 Leicestershire 85 68 85 89 Northamptonshire 46 40 34 46 Cambridgeshire 56 47 45 59 Norfolk 74 66 63 49 Suffolk 43 44 28 26 Bedfordshire 53 49 27 41 Hertfordshire 68 75 49 58 Essex 121 112 108 115 Thames Valley 180 144 114 119 Hampshire 137 143 138 144 organisations setting out changes which are to be introduced on 1 January 1994. The new arrangements clarify our policy and practice in the issue of Home Office travel documents and the charges we make for them. I have placed a copy of the letter in the Library.