Miss Betty Boothroyd

October 8, 1929 -
Summary information for Miss Betty Boothroyd

Contributions

1980

Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Foundry Industry Written Answers January 14, 1980

2 speeches — Population Programmes Commons January 16, 1980

3 speeches — New Clause 3 Commons January 22, 1980

Electrical Equipment (Certification) Written Answers January 22, 1980

Sandwell Written Answers January 22, 1980

2 speeches — Small Foundries (Capital Loan Scheme) Commons January 28, 1980

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons February 7, 1980

Community Homes Written Answers February 11, 1980

TOPS Courses Written Answers February 13, 1980

Transport Supplementary Grant Written Answers February 20, 1980

Inflation Written Answers March 3, 1980

5 speeches — EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES Commons March 5, 1980

European Community (Regional Fund) Written Answers March 7, 1980

European Community (Regional Fund) Written Answers March 12, 1980

2 speeches — Electrical Equipment (Certification) Commons March 18, 1980

West Midlands Written Answers March 24, 1980

European Regional Development Fund Written Answers April 2, 1980

Enterprise Zone (Sandwell) Written Answers April 2, 1980

5 speeches — COST OF LIVING Commons April 24, 1980

3 speeches — Develpoment Aid Written Answers May 12, 1980

Nursery Education Commons June 10, 1980

National Health Service Written Answers June 13, 1980

Redundancies Written Answers June 16, 1980

2 speeches — WEST MIDLANDS (INDUSTRY) Commons June 20, 1980

Family Practitioner Committees Written Answers July 1, 1980

Industrial Regeneration (West Midlands) Written Answers July 24, 1980

HER MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT (OPPOSITION MOTION) Commons July 29, 1980

Meat Inspectors Written Answers October 30, 1980

Energy Costs Written Answers November 3, 1980

National Award Scheme Written Answers November 3, 1980

Purchasing Policy Written Answers November 3, 1980

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