Dr Edith Summerskill
April 19, 1901 - February 4, 1980Summary information for Dr Edith Summerskill
Contributions
1958
Passenger Trains (Untreated Sewage Discharge) Commons January 22, 1958
AIRCRAFT (HYDROGEN BOMBS) Commons January 22, 1958
HYDROGEN BOMB TESTS Commons January 23, 1958
NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE (MULTIPLE PACKS) Commons January 23, 1958
RADIOACTIVE FALL-OUT Commons January 30, 1958
AIRCRAFT (NUCLEAR WEAPONS) Commons January 30, 1958
Bronchitis and Emphysema Commons February 3, 1958
Prescriptions (Multiple Packs) Commons February 10, 1958
School Meals Commons February 13, 1958
2 speeches — ACUTE RHEUMATISM (REGULATIONS) Commons February 17, 1958
2 speeches — ESTIMATES (VOTE ON ACCOUNT) Commons February 18, 1958
5 speeches — CLEAN AIR ACT (OPERATION) Commons February 19, 1958
Poliomyelitis (Vaccination) Commons February 24, 1958
Home Nursing Service Commons February 24, 1958
Lung Cancer (Smoking) Commons February 24, 1958
Multiple Sclerosis (Russian Vaccine) Commons February 24, 1958
X-rays (Use) Commons February 24, 1958
Lord Moran Commons February 24, 1958
Radiographers (Salaries) Commons February 24, 1958
2 speeches — B.B.C. TELEVISION (MEDICAL PROGRAMMES) Commons February 27, 1958
Senior Registrars Commons March 3, 1958
Emergency Admissions, Holborn and St. Pancras Commons March 3, 1958
Under-Doctored Areas Commons March 3, 1958
Disabled Persons Commons March 3, 1958
Prescription Charges Commons March 3, 1958
16 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE CONTRIBUTIONS BILL Commons March 5, 1958
2 speeches — Heart-lung Machine Commons March 10, 1958
Admissions, Birmingham Commons March 10, 1958
Miners, North Staffordshire (Mass Radiography) Commons March 10, 1958
Dentists Commons March 10, 1958
Official Secrets Act Commons March 10, 1958
Chronic Sick (Prescriptions) Commons March 10, 1958
2 speeches — Clause 1.—(HIGHER RATES OF NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE CONTRIBUTIONS.) Commons March 11, 1958
10 speeches — Schedule.—(PROVISIONS TO BE SUBSTI TUTED IN FIRST SCHEDULE TO NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE CONTRI BUTIONS ACT, 1957.) Commons March 11, 1958
Television Programmes (Violence) Written Answers March 18, 1958
Television and Film Programmes (Violence) Written Answers March 19, 1958
National Insurance Scheme Commons March 31, 1958
Family Allowances and Maternity Benefits (Aliens) Commons March 31, 1958
Bacteriological Warfare Commons April 2, 1958
Women Students, United Kingdom Commons April 15, 1958
NUCLEAR TESTS Commons April 15, 1958
Medical Staffing Structure (Working Party) Commons April 21, 1958
Merit Awards to Consultants (Committee) Commons April 21, 1958
Multiple Sclerosis (Russian Vaccine) Commons April 21, 1958
3 speeches — Multiple Sclerosis (Russian Vaccine) Commons April 28, 1958
3 speeches — Poliomyelitis Vaccine Commons April 28, 1958
Strontium 90 (Milk) Commons April 28, 1958
12 speeches — HEALTH SERVICES (WORK STUDY) Commons April 28, 1958
Hydrogen Bomb (Radioactivity) Commons April 29, 1958
Salk Vaccine (Supplies) Written Answers April 29, 1958
8 speeches — POLIOMYELITIS VACCINE (SUPPLY) Commons May 1, 1958
3 speeches — Multiple Sclerosis (Russian Vaccine) Commons May 5, 1958
Apples, Coventry (Contamination) Commons May 5, 1958
Private Beds (Charges) Commons May 12, 1958
2 speeches — Poliomyelitis Vaccine Commons May 12, 1958
Textile Mills (Conditions) Commons June 10, 1958
Poliomyelitis (Inoculations and Vaccine Supplies) Commons June 16, 1958
Smoking Commons June 16, 1958
Women (Hours of Work) Commons June 17, 1958
Imported Foodstuffs Commons June 23, 1958
Spectacles (Charges) Commons June 23, 1958
Nurses Commons June 23, 1958
Geriatric Service, North Middlesex Commons June 30, 1958
Poliomyelitis Commons June 30, 1958
2 speeches — Lung Cancer (Smoking) Commons June 30, 1958
COTTON INDUSTRY Commons June 30, 1958
Coleshill Hall, Chelmsley and Weston (Hostel) Commons July 7, 1958
Admissions, Accrington Commons July 7, 1958
Medical Staffing (Report) Commons July 7, 1958
Mass Radiography, North Staffordshire Commons July 7, 1958
Bronchitis Commons July 7, 1958
Women Students (United Kingdom) Commons July 10, 1958
Government Scholarships (University Students) Commons July 10, 1958
Milk Substitutes Commons July 10, 1958
2 speeches — Mr. A. H. Barber Commons July 14, 1958
2 speeches — Tonsillectomy Cases, Tamworth Commons July 14, 1958
South-East Metropolitan Area (Nurses) Commons July 14, 1958
Specialist Services Commons July 14, 1958
Mass Radiography, West Midlands Commons July 14, 1958
Beds (Tuberculosis) Commons July 21, 1958
2 speeches — Optician, Pontefract (Letter) Commons July 21, 1958
Prescriptions, Durham (Average Cost) Commons July 21, 1958
5 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE Commons July 30, 1958
9 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS [SECOND DAY] Commons October 29, 1958
Midwives Commons November 3, 1958
Queen Mary's Hospital, Carshalton Commons November 17, 1958
Drugs Commons November 24, 1958
2 speeches — Radioactivity Commons November 24, 1958
Poliomyelitis (Vaccination) Commons November 24, 1958
Nurses (Salaries and Working Hours) Commons November 24, 1958
Nurses (Midwifery) Commons December 1, 1958
2 speeches — Reciprocal Arrangements Commons December 1, 1958
Little Bromwich Hospital, Birmingham Commons December 1, 1958
Selly Oak Hospital, Birmingham Commons December 1, 1958
Food Poisoning Commons December 1, 1958
Consultants (Merit Awards) Commons December 8, 1958
Cancer Commons December 8, 1958
Medway Area Commons December 8, 1958
Mental Hospital Staffs (Salaries) Commons December 8, 1958
Mr. A. H. Barber Commons December 8, 1958
2 speeches — Little Bromwich Hospital, Birmingham Commons December 8, 1958
Dental Hospital, Birmingham Commons December 8, 1958
Northern Region Commons December 8, 1958
Street Offences (Soliciting) Commons December 11, 1958
Dartmoor Prison Commons December 11, 1958
2 speeches — Air Pollution Commons December 16, 1958
United States Air Base, Burtonwood Commons December 17, 1958
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons December 17, 1958
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