Dr Jeremy Bray
June 29, 1930 - May 31, 2002Summary information for Dr Jeremy Bray
Contributions
1984
Agricultural and Food Research Council Commons February 7, 1984
Manufacturing Output Commons February 9, 1984
10 speeches — Barclays Bank Bill (By Order) Commons February 29, 1984
2 speeches — Public Expenditure Commons March 6, 1984
Trustee Savings Banks Written Answers March 13, 1984
Factory Development Commons March 14, 1984
5 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 14, 1984
3 speeches — European Community (Information Technology) Commons March 21, 1984
Trustee Savings Banks Written Answers April 9, 1984
International Ocean Drilling Programme Written Answers April 9, 1984
Business Confidence Commons April 11, 1984
2 speeches — Ravenscraig Steelworks Commons May 1, 1984
Supplementary Benefit Written Answers May 15, 1984
British Aerospace (Merger) Commons May 16, 1984
Hong Kong Commons May 16, 1984
Engineers Written Answers June 19, 1984
2 speeches — INMOS Commons June 21, 1984
3 speeches — Industrial Technologies Commons June 27, 1984
Alvey Programme (Information Technology) Commons July 4, 1984
INMOS Commons July 12, 1984
Finance (No. 2) Bill Commons July 12, 1984
Hong Kong Commons July 25, 1984
Computer Board Written Answers July 26, 1984
3 speeches — Computing Facilities Written Answers July 26, 1984
Hong Kong Commons October 25, 1984
2 speeches — Unemployment Commons October 30, 1984
2 speeches — Industry and Employment Commons November 12, 1984
Investment Commons November 15, 1984
Business of the House Commons November 15, 1984
Information Technology Written Answers November 15, 1984
Business of the House Commons November 22, 1984
Local Government Expenditure Commons December 5, 1984
Business of the House Commons December 6, 1984
2 speeches — Autumn Statement Commons December 6, 1984
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