Mr Robert Hughes

July 14, 1951 -
Summary information for Mr Robert Hughes

Contributions

1988

Abortion (Amendment) Bill Commons January 18, 1988

3 speeches — Hong Kong Commons January 20, 1988

Barker and Dobson plc (Takeover) Commons January 27, 1988

Business of the House Commons February 4, 1988

Road Transfers (Harrow) Commons February 5, 1988

Televising of the House Commons February 9, 1988

Hong Kong (White Paper) Commons February 10, 1988

6 speeches — Interpretation Commons February 22, 1988

South Africa (Apartheid) Commons February 29, 1988

Question of Privilege Commons March 8, 1988

2 speeches — Competition Policy Commons March 18, 1988

5 speeches — Televising of Proceedings Commons March 29, 1988

Business of the House Commons May 12, 1988

11 speeches — City of London (Spitalfields Market) Bill (By Order) Commons May 12, 1988

Property Services Agency Commons May 25, 1988

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Commons June 7, 1988

INCREASES OF RENT UNDER ASSURED PERIODIC TENANCIES Commons June 9, 1988

4 speeches — HOUSING ASSOCIATION GRANTS Commons June 14, 1988

3 speeches — Housing and Planning Policies Commons June 22, 1988

Business of the House Commons July 7, 1988

Housing Action Trusts Commons July 11, 1988

17 speeches — Inequalities in London Commons July 12, 1988

Broadcasting and Terrorism Commons October 19, 1988

2 speeches — Local Government Commons October 24, 1988

West Lodge Schools Commons October 24, 1988

5 speeches — Rate Support Grants Bill Commons October 31, 1988

2 speeches — GENERAL OPHTHALMIC SERVICES AND OPTICAL APPLIANCES Commons November 1, 1988

Associated British Ports (No. 2) Bill Commons November 10, 1988

23 speeches — Lords Amendments Commons November 11, 1988

2 speeches — TENANTS CONTINUING AS TENANTS OF LANDLORD Commons November 11, 1988

2 speeches — Home Affairs Commons November 23, 1988

Egg Industry Commons December 16, 1988

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