Miss Diane Abbott

September 27, 1953 -
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1987

Nurses Written Answers July 24, 1987

Marcus Garvey Written Answers October 21, 1987

7 speeches — Prison Ships Written Answers October 21, 1987

Supplementary Benefit Written Answers October 21, 1987

2 speeches — Family Credit Written Answers October 21, 1987

Income Support Written Answers October 21, 1987

Girocheques Written Answers October 22, 1987

Single Parents Written Answers October 22, 1987

2 speeches — Child Care Written Answers October 23, 1987

Hip Replacements Commons October 27, 1987

Housing Benefit Written Answers October 27, 1987

Supplementary Benefit Written Answers October 27, 1987

Women Written Answers November 2, 1987

Rating Reform Commons November 4, 1987

Crime Statistics Commons November 5, 1987

Guatemala Written Answers November 9, 1987

El Salvador (Military Cadets) Written Answers November 9, 1987

Trident Written Answers November 10, 1987

Kincora Boys' Home Written Answers November 12, 1987

2 speeches — Newspapers Commons November 16, 1987

2 speeches — Immigration Bill Commons November 16, 1987

Angola Written Answers November 18, 1987

British Nationality Written Answers November 20, 1987

King's Cross Station Written Answers November 23, 1987

Hackney Written Answers November 24, 1987

Benefit Office, Hackney Written Answers November 24, 1987

London Transport (Driver-only Buses) Written Answers November 30, 1987

Supplementary Benefit Written Answers November 30, 1987

Housing Policy, Hackney Written Answers December 2, 1987

Stoke Newington Written Answers December 3, 1987

Prisons Written Answers December 3, 1987

NATO Ministerial Meeting Written Answers December 8, 1987

2 speeches — RACE RELATIONS MATTERS Commons December 14, 1987

PROHIBITION ON PROMOTING HOMOSEXUALITY BY TEACHING OR BY PUBLISHING MATERIAL Commons December 15, 1987

Labour Statistics Written Answers December 15, 1987

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