Mr Geoffrey Finsberg
June 13, 1926 - October 8, 1996Summary information for Mr Geoffrey Finsberg
Contributions
1985
Coal Industry Dispute (Policing) Written Answers January 11, 1985
9 speeches — Trustee Savings Banks Bill Commons January 14, 1985
Budget Consultations Written Answers January 15, 1985
2 speeches — Intoxicating Substances (Supply) Bill Commons January 18, 1985
Flats (Planning Permission) Written Answers January 24, 1985
COMMENCEMENT Commons February 5, 1985
Title Commons February 5, 1985
2 speeches — Town and Country Planning (Compensation) Bill Commons February 5, 1985
Gipsies (Hampstead Heath) Written Answers February 11, 1985
2 speeches — Parliamentary Papers (Delivery) Commons February 18, 1985
M11 (Fog) Written Answers February 19, 1985
Arts Council and National Theatre Written Answers February 19, 1985
Job Creation Commons February 21, 1985
Prime Minister's Question Time Commons February 21, 1985
MONITORING OF FLUORIDE LEVELS Commons February 26, 1985
2 speeches — Civil Defence College (Newsletter) Commons February 28, 1985
4 speeches — FLUORIDATION OF WATER SUPPLIES AT REQUEST OF HEALTH AUTHORITIES Commons March 5, 1985
3 speeches — POWER TO VARY PERMITTED FLUORIDATION AGENTS Commons March 5, 1985
Education Meals Service Commons March 19, 1985
Supplementary Benefit (Board and Lodging Payments) Commons March 21, 1985
Bluebell Railway Written Answers March 22, 1985
Adjournment (Easter and May Day) Commons March 26, 1985
13 speeches — ABOLITION OF GLC AND METROPOLITAN COUNTY COUNCILS Commons March 27, 1985
2 speeches — THE INNER LONDON EDUCATION AUTHORITY Commons March 28, 1985
Planning Appeals Written Answers March 28, 1985
Local Government (Staff) Written Answers April 1, 1985
Fairhazel Co-operative, London Written Answers April 4, 1985
Hospital Waiting Lists Written Answers April 4, 1985
"Wealth of Waste" Written Answers April 15, 1985
Local Government (Staff) Written Answers April 16, 1985
"Wealth of Waste" Written Answers April 16, 1985
Prohibition of Female Circumcision Bill Commons April 19, 1985
RESTRICTION ON COMPENSATION: ENGLAND AND WALES Commons April 30, 1985
Origin Marking Written Answers April 30, 1985
Royal Docks (Development) Written Answers May 2, 1985
Royal Docks (STOLport) Written Answers May 3, 1985
Royal Docks (STOLport) Written Answers May 7, 1985
ATO Civil Defence Committee Written Answers June 6, 1985
Air Services Commons June 10, 1985
Demergers Written Answers June 12, 1985
United Nations (Cambodia Representation) Written Answers June 12, 1985
Regional Arts Associations Commons June 17, 1985
Private Members' Bills Commons June 24, 1985
"Official Report" Written Answers June 27, 1985
Inner City Areas Written Answers July 4, 1985
Strategic Highway Functions in Metropolitan Counties Commons July 8, 1985
10 speeches — ESTABLISHMENT OF RESIDUARY BODIES Commons July 8, 1985
Drink-and-Drive Campaign Written Answers July 15, 1985
Titralac Written Answers July 19, 1985
Parliamentary Pensions Acts Written Answers October 21, 1985
Czechoslovakia Compensation Fund Written Answers October 23, 1985
Chemical Weapons Written Answers October 24, 1985
Business of the House Commons November 7, 1985
Projects (Thames Regions) Written Answers November 14, 1985
Hospital Treatment Written Answers November 14, 1985
4 speeches — Local Government Bill Commons November 18, 1985
Local Authorities (Staff) Written Answers November 18, 1985
Thames Regional Health Authorities Written Answers November 18, 1985
Thames Regional Health Authorities (Treatment Facilities) Written Answers November 19, 1985
EC Draft Directives Commons November 20, 1985
Departmental Offices (Camden) Written Answers November 21, 1985
Service Officers (Pay) Written Answers November 25, 1985
Hampstead Heath Written Answers November 26, 1985
Special Health Authorities Written Answers December 6, 1985
Pharmacists (Contract) Written Answers December 10, 1985
Engagements Commons December 19, 1985
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