Lieut-Colonel David Mather
January 3, 1919 - 2006Summary information for Lieut-Colonel David Mather
Contributions
1977
Departmental Policy (Union Membership) Written Answers January 10, 1977
North Sea Gas Written Answers January 10, 1977
Invalid Vehicles Written Answers January 10, 1977
HMS "Bulwark" Written Answers January 13, 1977
Heathrow Airport (Fourth Terminal) Written Answers January 17, 1977
Heathrow (Fourth Passenger Terminal) Written Answers January 18, 1977
Child Benefit Written Answers January 28, 1977
Animals and Plants Written Answers January 28, 1977
Rifles Written Answers January 31, 1977
Electrical Fittings Written Answers February 2, 1977
Child Benefit Written Answers February 7, 1977
Buses Written Answers February 15, 1977
Dispersal Written Answers March 1, 1977
Concorde Written Answers March 15, 1977
2 speeches — Detonators Written Answers March 15, 1977
Detonators Written Answers March 21, 1977
Crime (Explosive Substances) Written Answers March 25, 1977
Detonators Written Answers March 25, 1977
Detonators Written Answers March 28, 1977
MANOR HOSPITAL, EPSOM (DISPUTE) Commons March 30, 1977
National Council for Civil Liberties Written Answers April 4, 1977
Company Accounts (Filing Fee) Written Answers May 16, 1977
Seismic Surveys Written Answers May 23, 1977
9 speeches — MR. AND MRS. JAMES TODD Commons May 25, 1977
Police (Pensioners) Written Answers May 25, 1977
Pensions Written Answers July 4, 1977
Heathrow (Air Routes) Written Answers July 12, 1977
Aircraft Noise (Heathrow-Gatwick) Written Answers July 15, 1977
Police (Pensions) Written Answers July 18, 1977
Social Security Cards and Books Written Answers July 20, 1977
SECURITY SERVICES Commons July 28, 1977
M25 Written Answers July 28, 1977
Heathrow and Gatwick (Inter-airport Traffic) Written Answers July 28, 1977
Cyprus Written Answers November 7, 1977
Army Youth Teams Written Answers November 7, 1977
Aircraft Safety Written Answers December 14, 1977
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