Mr Ian Lloyd
May 30, 1921 - 2006Summary information for Mr Ian Lloyd
Contributions
1987
British Coal Enterprise Ltd. Written Answers January 12, 1987
Coal Industry Written Answers January 12, 1987
Business of the House Commons January 15, 1987
Energy Committee (Departmental Memorandum) Written Answers January 19, 1987
Wapping (Disturbances) Commons January 26, 1987
High Court Injunction (Mr. Speaker's Order) Commons January 27, 1987
Southern Africa (Front-line States) Commons February 2, 1987
British Coal Written Answers February 2, 1987
Business of the House Commons March 5, 1987
2 speeches — Coal Industry (Grants) Commons March 11, 1987
Sizewell B Nuclear Power Station Commons March 12, 1987
5 speeches — Students (South Africa) Written Answers March 23, 1987
Business of the House Commons March 26, 1987
South Africa Commons April 22, 1987
Deprivation and Inequality of Opportunity Commons June 30, 1987
Business of the House Commons July 2, 1987
Engagements Commons July 16, 1987
Business of the House Commons July 16, 1987
5 speeches — Semiconductors Written Answers July 20, 1987
Iran-Iraq Conflict Commons July 21, 1987
Business of the House Commons July 23, 1987
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (Vancouver) Commons October 22, 1987
Autumn Statement Commons November 3, 1987
Business of the House Commons November 5, 1987
Financial Markets Commons November 5, 1987
Mr. F. D. Hamilton Written Answers November 6, 1987
Select Committee Reports (Government's Response) Written Answers November 10, 1987
European Space Agency Commons November 12, 1987
5 speeches — The Commonwealth and South Africa Commons November 13, 1987
Motor Cars Commons November 25, 1987
Rate Support Grant (England) Commons November 30, 1987
Nirex Commons December 2, 1987
Business of the House Commons December 10, 1987
South Africa (Front-line States) Commons December 16, 1987
3 speeches — Southern Africa Commons December 18, 1987
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