Beta This is a new service and it is still being tested. Tell us about a problem.

Parliament's record since 1997: debates, questions, statements, votes, bills, committees and members' interests

Where MPs Stand

Sourced briefings on the record of Parliament

YORK CITY FOOTBALL CLUB

Early day motion 787, tabled 4 February 2002 by Hugh Bayley (Labour). Signed by 61 members.

That this House views with great concern the current threat to the future of York City Football Club, believing that football clubs are vital community institutions and that their grounds are assets, developed and cherished by the local community over decades; notes that if York City were to fold North Yorkshire would be the largest county in England without a Football League club; welcomes the launch on Friday 1st February of a York City Supporters Trust with the motto 'Building trust between community and club'; welcomes the successful Fans United day on Saturday 2nd February, which was attended by fans from clubs across the length and breadth of the country; and urges the current and prospective future owners of the club to co-operate fully with the supporter's trust.

Signatures by party: Labour 48, Labour/Co-operative 6, Liberal Democrat 6, Conservative 1.