Lieut-Colonel Sir Arthur Heneage
1881 - November 22, 1971Summary information for Lieut-Colonel Sir Arthur Heneage
Contributions
1944
AGRICULTURE (PRICES). Commons January 26, 1944
2 speeches — Royal Artillery (Sicilian and Italian Campaigns) Commons February 3, 1944
2 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Central Advisory Councils.) Commons February 9, 1944
2 speeches — WATER SUPPLIES (GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS) Commons February 10, 1944
Lost Mails (Italy) Written Answers March 29, 1944
CLAUSE 89.—(Provisions consequential on cessation of functions of former authorities.) Commons March 30, 1944
FIRST SCHEDULE.—(Local Administration.) Commons April 5, 1944
FUEL RESTRICTIONS Commons April 6, 1944
WATER SUPPLY Commons May 3, 1944
2 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(Extension of duties of local authorities and joint boards as to water supply.) Commons June 8, 1944
2 speeches — WATER SUPPLIES SCHEME (COMPENSATION) Commons June 15, 1944
CLAUSE 6.—(Extension of 21 & 22 Geo. 5. c. 43 to pigs, and minor correc tions of that Act.) Commons July 18, 1944
2 speeches — ARMED FORCES, NORMANDY (POSTAL ADDRESS) Commons July 20, 1944
2 speeches — Barley and Oats (Storage) Commons September 28, 1944
Toilet Paper and Hollow-ware Written Answers September 28, 1944
Tractors Commons October 5, 1944
CLAUSE 15.—(Disposal or appropriation by local planning authority of land held by them for purposes of this Part.) Commons October 5, 1944
2 speeches — BORSTAL INSTITUTIONS Written Answers October 19, 1944
BURGLARY AND HOUSEBREAKING Written Answers October 19, 1944
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (Re-Committed) BILL Commons October 25, 1944
FOOD SUPPLIES (PIGS, SLAUGHTER) Written Answers December 7, 1944
3 speeches — Artillery Units (Mention) Commons December 19, 1944
2 speeches — Clothing Coupons Commons December 19, 1944
Relief Supplies Written Answers December 21, 1944
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