Article: Blair calls for lower soccer ticket prices; The World Today.(News)

Article: Crik: St Kitts prime minister defends ticket ...
AAP Sports News (Australia);  March 21, 2007 ;     394 words ... ... 03-21-2007 Crik: St Kitts prime minister defends ticket prices By John Mehaffey BASSETERRE, St ... March 20 Reuters - St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Denzil Douglas defended World Cup ticket prices today and predicted a sell-out ...

Article: Fed: Privatisation not to blame for rising ticket ...
AAP General News (Australia);  July 16, 2002 ;     232 words ... ... 0000 Fed: Privatisation not to blame for rising ticket prices - PM Prime Minister JOHN HOWARD says the privatisation of airports isn' t to blame for rising ticket prices and airport charges. Mr HOWARD told radio 2GB ...

Article: Fed: Labor airport plan will increase ticket prices ...
AAP General News (Australia);  September 4, 2004 ;     269 words ...AAP General News (Australia) 09-04-2004 Fed: Labor airport plan will increase ticket prices - Anderson Deputy Prime Minister JOHN ANDERSON says a Labor plan to upgrade security at larger regional airports would increase airfares ...

Article: Fed: Corroboree 2000 ticket prices cut
AAP General News (Australia);  May 23, 2000 ;     270 words ... ... Fed: Corroboree 2000 ticket prices cut The Council for ... the Corroboree 2000 ticket prices. Only half the 2000 ... been sold to witness Prime Minister JOHN HOWARD, Governor ... yesterday slashed the ticket prices from up to $250 to ...

Article: Football: BLUES REDUCE TICKET PRICES; EXCLUSIVE ...
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  February 28, 2007 ;     697 words ... ... reduction in season ticket prices. With fears that the ... then freeze all season ticket prices at their current 2006 ... newPremier League campaign. Prime Minister Tony Blair suggested ... media attention on ticket prices and in view of that ...

Article: Football: Look at ticket prices - Blair.(Sport)
Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England);  November 6, 2005 ;     531 words ...PRIME Minister Tony Blair believes Barclays Premiership ... resulted in attendances dropping, and the Prime Minister feels they must "react" to changes ... extraordinary', then they look at the ticket prices, and so on. "In the end the clubs ...

Article: Arts: Is there a doctor in the house? Faulty equipment; cancelled ...
The Independent - London;  January 26, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... than pounds 40 for opera and pounds 25 for ballet." The Prime Minister added to the euphoria, writing: "Everyone will be welcome ... afford these prices?" She, the Culture Secretary, the Prime Minister and all of us have been given the wrong impression about ...