Mr Richard Ryder

February 4, 1949 -
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Contributions

1984

Anglo-US Relations Commons February 3, 1984

Television Licences Written Answers February 14, 1984

Teachers Superannuation Scheme Written Answers February 22, 1984

3 speeches — Housing Commons March 2, 1984

Adult Literacy and Basic Skills Unit Written Answers March 6, 1984

Soviet Union Commons March 9, 1984

Rate Support Grant Written Answers March 12, 1984

Grant-related Expenditure Written Answers March 12, 1984

Public Expenditure Written Answers March 13, 1984

Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 14, 1984

Foreign Affairs Commons March 22, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 25, 1984

Competition Written Answers April 26, 1984

BBC External Services (Broadcasts to USSR) Written Answers May 15, 1984

Halvergate Marshes Commons July 3, 1984

Refugees Written Answers July 17, 1984

Employment and Training Written Answers July 30, 1984

EC (Council of Ministers) Written Answers July 31, 1984

Corporal Punishment Written Answers October 26, 1984

Teachers (Pay) Commons October 30, 1984

Roads (Norfolk) Commons November 6, 1984

The Broads Written Answers November 30, 1984

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