Lieut-Colonel Sir Cuthbert Headlam
1876 - February 27, 1964Summary information for Lieut-Colonel Sir Cuthbert Headlam
Contributions
1932
3 speeches — NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons February 9, 1932
NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons February 18, 1932
2 speeches — DISARMAMENT. Commons March 8, 1932
YARMOUTH NAVAL HOSPITAL. Commons March 9, 1932
2 speeches — NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS. Commons March 10, 1932
NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons March 16, 1932
NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons March 22, 1932
2 speeches — NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons April 28, 1932
NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons May 11, 1932
MINISTRY OF PENSIONS (ANNUAL LEAVE). Written Answers May 30, 1932
NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons June 21, 1932
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT ACT (ADVISORY PANEL). Commons October 20, 1932
RAILWAY AGREEMENTS. Commons October 20, 1932
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. Commons October 24, 1932
2 speeches — MOTOR VEHICLES (PARKING). Commons October 26, 1932
MOTOR DRIVERS (HOURS OF WORK). Commons October 26, 1932
GRAMPIAN ELECTRICITY COMPANY. Commons October 26, 1932
3 speeches — WESTMINSTER ABBEY (TRAFFIC VIBRATION). Commons October 26, 1932
2 speeches — ROAD AND RAIL INQUIRY (RECOMMIENDATIONS). Commons November 3, 1932
MOTOR-CAR INSURANCE (THIRD-PARTY RISKS). Commons November 3, 1932
2 speeches — RAILWAY TRAFFIC (BRAKE REGULATIONS). Commons November 3, 1932
STREATHAM HILL STATION. Commons November 3, 1932
DISCHARGED RAILWAY SERVANTS. Commons November 7, 1932
3 speeches — WATERLOO BRIDGE (GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE). Commons November 7, 1932
2 speeches — NEW FOREST (ELECTRICITY GRID). Commons November 8, 1932
ACCIDENTS (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE). Commons November 8, 1932
HIGHWAY CODE. Commons November 8, 1932
ELECTRICITY CHARGES, AYRSHIRE. Commons November 15, 1932
NEW FOREST (ELECTRICITY PYLONS). Commons November 15, 1932
ELECTRICITY SCHEME, ISLE OF ELY. Commons November 15, 1932
2 speeches — LONDON PASSENGER TRANSPORT BILL. Commons November 24, 1932
TRAFFIC SIGNALS. Commons November 24, 1932
3 speeches — ROAD ACCIDENTS, LONDON. Commons November 28, 1932
2 speeches — MOTOR ACCIDENTS. Written Answers November 28, 1932
2 speeches — NEW FOREST (ELECTRICITY PYLONS). Commons November 29, 1932
RAILWAY RATES. Commons December 1, 1932
9 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Establishment of London Passenger Transport Board.) Commons December 1, 1932
2 speeches — ELECTRICITY CHARGES, KENSINGTON. Commons December 5, 1932
3 speeches — TRANSPORT (ROAD GRANTS, NORTH KENT). Commons December 5, 1932
CLAUSE 2.—(Incorporation, proceedings and officers of Board.) Commons December 5, 1932
2 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(General duty of Board as to passenger transport.) Commons December 5, 1932
13 speeches — CLAUSE 15.—(Power of board to run public service vehicles.) Commons December 5, 1932
2 speeches — CLAUSE 25.—(Statutory charging powers of the Board.) Commons December 6, 1932
CLAUSE 26.—(Road service fares and charges of the Board.) Commons December 6, 1932
CLAUSE 27.—(Fares in force on appointed day.) Commons December 6, 1932
2 speeches — CLAUSE 28.—(Notification of alterations in fares and charges.) Commons December 6, 1932
5 speeches — CLAUSE 30.—(Representations by local authorities as to withdrawal, reduction of, or need for, services provided or to be provided by the board.) Commons December 6, 1932
3 speeches — CLAUSE 33.—(Charging powers of amalgamated railway companies.) Commons December 6, 1932
CLAUSE 34.—(Revision of fares of amalgamated railway companies.) Commons December 6, 1932
2 speeches — CLAUSE 35.—(Representations by local authorities as to withdrawal, reduction of, or need for services provided or to be provided by amalgamated railway companies.) Commons December 6, 1932
CLAUSE 49.—(Alteration of traffic areas under 20 & 21 Geo. 5, c. 43.) Commons December 6, 1932
CLAUSE 50.—(Special provisions with respect to Metropolitan Traffic Area.) Commons December 6, 1932
CLAUSE 56.—(London Traffic Act, 1924, made permanent.) Commons December 6, 1932
8 speeches — CLAUSE 60.—(Provisions as to routes for road services within part of London Traffic Area.) Commons December 6, 1932
13 speeches — CLAUSE 61.—(Restriction on number of stage carriages and express carriages using certain streets.) Commons December 6, 1932
4 speeches — CLAUSE 62.—(Power to make regulations with, respect to road traffic generally in London, Traffic Area.) Commons December 6, 1932
CLAUSE 65.—(Settlement of disputes as to pay and conditions of service.) Commons December 6, 1932
2 speeches — THAMES TUNNEL SCHEMES. Commons December 8, 1932
LONDON WORKERS (TRAVELLING EXPENSES). Commons December 8, 1932
2 speeches — ROADS AND BRIDGES, DURHAM. Commons December 8, 1932
MINERAL TRAFFIC (RAILWAY SIDINGS AND WAGONS). Commons December 13, 1932
NEW CLAUSE.—(Amendment of s. 90 of 20 and 21 Geo. V., c. 43.) Commons December 13, 1932
NEW FOREST (ELECTRICITY PYLONS). Commons December 15, 1932
2 speeches — TRACTORS AND TRACTION ENGINES (DRIVERS). Commons December 15, 1932
ROADS (EXPENDITURE). Written Answers December 15, 1932
2 speeches — HIGHWAY CODE (MAIN AND BY-ROADS). Commons December 19, 1932
2 speeches — LONDON SQUARES (ONE-WAY TRAFFIC). Commons December 19, 1932
SLIPPERY ROAD SURFACES (SANDING). Commons December 19, 1932
2 speeches — ROAD AND RAIL INQUIRY (RECOM MENDATIONS). Commons December 19, 1932
4 speeches — ROAD AND RAIL TRANSPORT. Commons December 20, 1932
2 speeches — COASTAL ROAD, KENT. Commons December 21, 1932
2 speeches — ROAD AND RAIL INQUIRY (RECOMMENDATIONS). Commons December 21, 1932
COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLES (COAL GAS). Commons December 21, 1932
2 speeches — OMNIBUSES (LOST PROPERTY CHARGES). Commons December 21, 1932
2 speeches — BRIDGES (TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS). Commons December 21, 1932
2 speeches — ROAD MATERIALS. Commons December 21, 1932
2 speeches — RAILWAY ELECTRIFICATION, EAST LONDON. Commons December 21, 1932
2 speeches — ELECTRICAL DEVELOPMENT (RURAL AREAS). Commons December 21, 1932
SLIPPERY ROAD SURFACES. Written Answers December 22, 1932
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