Dr Jeremy Bray
June 29, 1930 - May 31, 2002Summary information for Dr Jeremy Bray
Contributions
1986
EC-USA Steel Arrangement Commons January 15, 1986
Mortgage Interest (Tax Relief) Commons January 16, 1986
Business of the House Commons January 16, 1986
2 speeches — Hong Kong (Nationality) Commons January 16, 1986
4 speeches — Gartcosh Steel Mill Commons January 23, 1986
Steel Industry Commons January 29, 1986
2 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 24, 1986
Radiation Written Answers April 8, 1986
Strategic Defence Initiative Commons April 15, 1986
Strathclyde (Manufacturing Industry) Commons April 30, 1986
Soviet Nuclear Accident (British Citizens) Commons April 30, 1986
Departmental Budget Commons May 6, 1986
3 speeches — Hong Kong Commons May 13, 1986
Higher and Continuing Education Commons June 25, 1986
Future of Manufacturing Industry Commons July 7, 1986
Royal Greenwich Observatory Commons July 8, 1986
Supplementary Benefit Written Answers July 14, 1986
Supplementary Benefit Written Answers July 24, 1986
Social Security Bill Written Answers July 25, 1986
Labour Statistics Commons October 22, 1986
Business of the House Commons October 23, 1986
Universities (Funds) Commons October 28, 1986
6 speeches — Economic Policy Commons November 6, 1986
The Economy Commons November 19, 1986
Business of the House Commons November 20, 1986
BSC (Ravenscraig and Dalzell Works) Written Answers November 24, 1986
Invisible Trade (Statistics) Commons November 26, 1986
Advanced Manufacturing Technology (Lanarkshire) Written Answers November 26, 1986
6 speeches — European Community (Research and Development) Commons December 3, 1986
European Council (London) Commons December 8, 1986
British Rail Commons December 10, 1986
Departmental Expenditure Written Answers December 12, 1986
Departmental Expenditure Written Answers December 15, 1986
Departmental Expenditure Written Answers December 19, 1986
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