Flight Lieut Wavell Wakefield

1898 - August 12, 1983
Summary information for Flight Lieut Wavell Wakefield

Contributions

1943

Coal Mines (Accidents) Commons January 19, 1943

MINISTRY OF WORKS AND PLANNING (APPEALS) Written Answers January 20, 1943

Private Letters (Opening) Commons February 2, 1943

3 speeches — ROAD TRAFFIC. Commons February 3, 1943

War-time Nurseries Commons February 4, 1943

2 speeches — Cycle Lamp Batteries Commons February 4, 1943

Essential Work Order (Juveniles) Written Answers February 4, 1943

Colonial Empire Commons February 17, 1943

National Service Hostels Corporation, Limited. Commons February 18, 1943

2 speeches — Optical Industry Commons February 18, 1943

Spectacle Lenses Commons February 18, 1943

SURFACE SHELTER, NORTH-WEST LONDON Commons February 18, 1943

2 speeches — REQUISITIONED PROPERTY, NORTH-WEST LONDON Commons February 25, 1943

CIVIL AVIATION Commons March 11, 1943

Eggs (Complaint of Wastage) Commons March 17, 1943

Post-War Exports Written Answers March 17, 1943

2 speeches — Post-War Economic Policy Commons March 23, 1943

WAR PENSIONS Commons March 23, 1943

QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS Commons March 24, 1943

4 speeches — Accounts (Auditing) Commons March 30, 1943

RAILWAYS (CARRIAGE PAID) (AMENDMENT) DIRECTION, 1943 Written Answers April 12, 1943

Aeronautical Instruction Commons April 15, 1943

RAILWAY STATION ROOFS (AIRCRAFT) Written Answers April 21, 1943

Cereal Fillers (Control and Maximum Prices) Order Written Answers April 22, 1943

"Daily Worker" Commons May 12, 1943

DEMOBILISATION (POLICING OF EUROPE) Commons May 20, 1943

ALLIED GOVERNMENTS (NEWSPAPER ATTACKS) Commons May 20, 1943

SCRAP METAL DUMPS (COLLECTION) Commons May 20, 1943

Seadromes Written Answers May 20, 1943

Aircraft Facilities Commons May 26, 1943

Statutory Rules and Orders Commons May 26, 1943

Statutory Rules and Orders Written Answers May 26, 1943

BRITISH ARMY (OVERSEAS SERVICE) Written Answers June 2, 1943

Fire Guard Duty Commons June 24, 1943

Regulated Areas Order Commons June 29, 1943

Irish Workers, Great Britain (Remittances to Eire) Commons June 29, 1943

2 speeches — CHANNEL TUNNEL Commons June 30, 1943

4 speeches — AGRICULTURAL WORKERS' COTTAGES Commons June 30, 1943

2 speeches — Farm Buildings (Repair) Written Answers July 1, 1943

Agricultural Workers' Cottages Written Answers July 1, 1943

4 speeches — Houses and Bungalows Commons July 7, 1943

2 speeches — AGRICULTURAL WORKERS' COTTAGES Commons July 7, 1943

2 speeches — Building Subsidy Commons July 8, 1943

ARMED FORCES AND CIVILIANS (PENSIONS AND GRANTS) Commons July 8, 1943

2 speeches — Agricultural Workers' Cottages Commons July 14, 1943

COLONIES (AIR EDUCATION) Commons July 14, 1943

2 speeches — WILD BIRDS PROTECTION (DEVON) ORDER Commons July 15, 1943

2 speeches — Aeronautical Instruction Commons July 15, 1943

Dental Services Commons July 15, 1943

TREND OF POPULATION Commons July 16, 1943

SILICOSIS AND ASBESTOSIS (MEDICAL ARRANGEMENTS) Written Answers July 16, 1943

AGRICULTURAL WORKERS (PRE-FABRICATED HOUSES) Written Answers July 20, 1943

2 speeches — Aircraft Facilities Commons July 21, 1943

MAIL TRAIN, LONDON TO PENZANCE (FIRE) Written Answers July 21, 1943

2 speeches — Private Enterprise Commons July 22, 1943

WAR PRODUCTION Commons July 28, 1943

ROAD VEHICLES AND DRIVERS ORDER (SIGNATURE) Written Answers July 28, 1943

RAILWAY TRAINS (FIRE-FIGHTING EQUIPMENT) Written Answers July 28, 1943

RACEHORSES (CONVEYANCE BY RAIL) Written Answers July 28, 1943

RAILWAY OPERATION (WIRELESS COMMUNICATION) Written Answers July 28, 1943

Subsidies Commons July 29, 1943

EDUCATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION Commons July 29, 1943

7 speeches — EDUCATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION Commons July 30, 1943

Sports Equipment Written Answers September 22, 1943

Mobile Reserve Orders Commons November 4, 1943

LONDON PASSENGER TRANSPORT ORDER Commons November 10, 1943

Upper Stratton Senior School (Disciplinary Action) Written Answers December 2, 1943

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