Miss Betty Harvie Anderson

August 12, 1913 - November 7, 1979
Summary information for Miss Betty Harvie Anderson

Contributions

1975

Rents Written Answers January 13, 1975

2 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons January 20, 1975

Rents and Incomes Commons January 22, 1975

Gross National Product Written Answers January 29, 1975

Employment Written Answers January 29, 1975

Industrial Production Written Answers January 29, 1975

Industrial Investment Written Answers January 29, 1975

DEVOLUTION Commons February 3, 1975

STEEL INDUSTRY (CLOSURE REVIEW) Commons February 4, 1975

DEVOLUTION Commons February 4, 1975

Charity Stamp Written Answers February 12, 1975

INDUSTRY BILL Commons February 18, 1975

2 speeches — ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR PURPOSES CONNECTED WITH OFFSHORE PETROLEUM Commons February 26, 1975

2 speeches — Eaglesham (Bypass) Commons March 5, 1975

CONDITIONAL EXEMPTION FOR CERTAIN BUILDINGS ETC. ON DEATH Commons March 5, 1975

Economic Prospects Written Answers March 26, 1975

Exports Written Answers March 27, 1975

BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 16, 1975

Milk (Distribution Costs) Written Answers June 9, 1975

Local Authorities (Expenditure) Commons June 18, 1975

Hospitals (Expenditure) Written Answers June 18, 1975

5 speeches — SCOTTISH DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (No. 2) BILL [Lords] Commons June 25, 1975

National Front Meeting (Glasgow) Commons July 9, 1975

Housing Developments (School Facilities) Commons July 9, 1975

Works of Art (Display Facilities) Written Answers July 15, 1975

NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE Commons October 27, 1975

3 speeches — AIRCRAFT AND SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRIES BILL Commons December 2, 1975

2 speeches — Rates Commons December 10, 1975

CHRYSLER UK LIMITED Commons December 16, 1975

MOTOR VEHICLE INDUSTRY Commons December 16, 1975

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