PUBLIC DISPLAY OF CONCORDE

That this House recognises the importance of aviation heritage; notes with concern that little progress has yet been made to find a permanent home to the Concorde 216 which, as well as being the last Concorde to be built at Filton, was the last ever to fly; welcomes the involvement of local organisations and other interested parties in the desire to create a major aviation heritage centre to safeguard this important part of Britain's aviation history; and calls on all interested parties to seek ways of finding the funding needed to ensure that this piece of local and national heritage will be returned to public display and appreciation.