Miss Alice Bacon
September 10, 1909 - March 24, 1993Summary information for Miss Alice Bacon
Contributions
1962
Prison Medical Service Commons March 29, 1962
Homicide Act Commons March 29, 1962
Television Programmes (Crime) Commons March 29, 1962
Jury Service Commons March 29, 1962
QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS Commons March 29, 1962
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons March 29, 1962
4 speeches — HOME OFFICE AFFAIRS Commons May 10, 1962
2 speeches — Leeds University (Capital Development) Commons May 24, 1962
Election Expenses Commons May 31, 1962
3 speeches — Probation Officers Commons May 31, 1962
Detention Centre, Cirencester (Inquiry) Commons June 7, 1962
2 speeches — Training Centres (Advisory Council's Report) Commons June 7, 1962
3 speeches — Ashford Remand Centre Commons June 7, 1962
Nursing Staff (Advertising Expenditure) Written Answers June 8, 1962
2 speeches — PROBATION OFFICERS Commons July 16, 1962
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons July 19, 1962
Probation Officers (Salaries) Written Answers July 26, 1962
4 speeches — MR. PETER WARE Commons July 30, 1962
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons July 31, 1962
ADJOURNMENT (SUMMER) Commons August 1, 1962
Probation Officers (Salaries) Written Answers August 2, 1962
3 speeches — JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Commons November 5, 1962
BREACH OF PROMISE ACTIONS Commons November 8, 1962
Remand Homes Commons November 8, 1962
Probation Officers (Pay) Commons November 8, 1962
Prison Medical Service Commons November 8, 1962
Victims of Crimes of Violence (Compensation) Commons November 8, 1962
Holloway Prison Written Answers November 8, 1962
Royal Commission on the Police (Report) Commons November 15, 1962
2 speeches — After-Care (Report) Commons November 15, 1962
Children and Young Persons Written Answers November 15, 1962
Stamford House Remand Home Written Answers November 16, 1962
Children's Homes Written Answers November 19, 1962
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