Mr Phil Sawford
June 26, 1950 -Summary information for Mr Phil Sawford
Contributions
2003
Tax Evasion (Construction Industry) Written Answers January 27, 2003
Engagements Commons January 29, 2003
2 speeches — Livestock Movements Commons January 30, 2003
4 speeches — Housing Written Answers March 12, 2003
Community Hospitals Commons March 18, 2003
Sports (Maintained Schools) Commons April 7, 2003
Engagements Commons April 30, 2003
3 speeches — Public Guardianship Office Written Answers June 13, 2003
2 speeches — Iraq Written Answers June 23, 2003
Iraq Written Answers June 24, 2003
Local Authority Employees Written Answers June 30, 2003
Primary Care Trusts Written Answers July 7, 2003
Growth Area Assessments Written Answers July 8, 2003
Regional Planning Guidance Written Answers July 8, 2003
Housing (Northamptonshire) Westminster Hall July 9, 2003
Armed Forces Pensions Written Answers July 9, 2003
Armed Forces Pensions Written Answers July 14, 2003
Growth Area Assessments Written Answers July 15, 2003
4 speeches — Endometriosis Written Answers July 18, 2003
Solvent Misuse Written Answers September 8, 2003
Engagements Commons September 10, 2003
Multiple Sclerosis Written Answers October 7, 2003
2 speeches — Minimum Income Guarantee Commons October 20, 2003
2 speeches — Road Haulage Written Answers October 21, 2003
Road Haulage Written Answers October 23, 2003
Abandoned Cars Written Answers October 29, 2003
Spatial Strategy (East Midlands) Written Answers November 3, 2003
2 speeches — Fireworks Commons November 6, 2003
Multiple Sclerosis Written Answers November 10, 2003
3 speeches — Local Government Finance Written Answers November 10, 2003
Volatile Substance Abuse Written Answers November 11, 2003
Police Written Answers December 16, 2003
Iraq Written Answers December 19, 2003
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