Mr James Hill

December 21, 1926 - 1999
Summary information for Mr James Hill

Contributions

1971

POST OFFICE WORKERS (DISPUTE) Commons January 18, 1971

PREMISES EXEMPT FROM S. 1 Commons January 26, 1971

Council Houses (Sale) Commons January 27, 1971

RIGHTS OF WORKERS IN RESPECT OF TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP AND ACTIVITIES Commons January 27, 1971

House Purchase Schemes Written Answers January 27, 1971

POST OFFICE (DISPUTE) Commons February 1, 1971

Disabled Persons (Purpose-Built Housing) Written Answers February 2, 1971

Packaged Perishable Foods (Date Stamping) Written Answers February 8, 1971

4 speeches — INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BILL Commons February 16, 1971

2 speeches — Housing Cost Yardstick Commons February 17, 1971

2 speeches — Housing Starts Commons February 17, 1971

Strikes Written Answers February 25, 1971

Food (Date Marking) Commons March 2, 1971

Private Landlords (Rents) Written Answers March 2, 1971

Environmental Improvements Written Answers March 2, 1971

Housing (Grants) Written Answers March 2, 1971

5 speeches — POVERTY Commons March 5, 1971

Rent Acts (Francis Committee's Report) Written Answers March 10, 1971

2 speeches — SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR APPROVAL OF CLOSED SHOP AGREEMENT Commons March 15, 1971

6 speeches — DIRECTORY ENTRIES Commons March 19, 1971

King Edward's School, Southampton Written Answers March 22, 1971

Deanery School, Southampton Written Answers March 22, 1971

2 speeches — United Kingdom Ports (Productivity) Commons March 25, 1971

2 speeches — Industrial Relations Bill (Protest Strikes) Commons March 25, 1971

CIVIL AVIATION BILL Commons March 29, 1971

House Improvements Commons April 28, 1971

2 speeches — Housing Aid Centres Commons April 28, 1971

Rent Rebate Schemes Written Answers April 28, 1971

5 speeches — INVESTMENT AND BUILDING GRANTS BILL Commons May 5, 1971

2 speeches — RENTS AND RATES Commons May 6, 1971

Smokeless Fuels Written Answers May 19, 1971

Construction Industry (Computers) Written Answers May 19, 1971

MARINE SURVEY FEES Commons June 8, 1971

3 speeches — EDUCATION (MILK) BILL Commons June 14, 1971

M3 (Crash Barriers) Written Answers June 25, 1971

SEXA LIMITED (CIRCULAR AND BOOKS) Commons June 28, 1971

Council House Sales Written Answers June 28, 1971

Construction Industry (Tenders) Written Answers June 28, 1971

SEXA LIMITED (LITERATURE) Written Answers June 28, 1971

Ports (Devlin Phase 2) Written Answers June 28, 1971

REGULATION OF NOISE AND VIBRATION FROM AIRCRAFT Commons June 29, 1971

REPEALS Commons June 29, 1971

3 speeches — HOUSING BILL Commons July 2, 1971

2 speeches — Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd. Written Answers July 13, 1971

HOUSING (WHITE PAPER) Commons July 19, 1971

ECONOMIC AFFAIRS Commons July 20, 1971

3 speeches — Disabled Owner-occupiers Written Answers August 5, 1971

2 speeches — Housing (Disabled Persons) Written Answers August 5, 1971

HOUSING (DISABLED PERSONS) Commons November 5, 1971

NAVAL CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME Commons November 11, 1971

3 speeches — HOUSING FINANCE BILL Commons November 15, 1971

2 speeches — Motor Vehicles (Emission of Pollutants) Written Answers November 15, 1971

Pollution of the Sea Written Answers November 16, 1971

LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILL Commons November 17, 1971

Itchen Bridge, Southampton Written Answers December 6, 1971

Motorway (Midlands—Southampton) Written Answers December 6, 1971

Land Prices Commons December 8, 1971

Non-returnable Bottles Written Answers December 8, 1971

Ports Written Answers December 15, 1971

Housing Aid Centres Written Answers December 15, 1971

2 speeches — HARBOURS (LOANS) BILL Commons December 21, 1971

PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN Commons December 22, 1971

Atmospheric Pollution Written Answers December 22, 1971

Western Docks, Southampton Written Answers December 22, 1971

2 speeches — Dry Docks Written Answers December 22, 1971

Super Tankers Written Answers December 22, 1971

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