Miss Elaine Burton
March 2, 1904 - October 6, 1991Summary information for Miss Elaine Burton
Contributions
1959
2 speeches — School Leavers Commons January 22, 1959
3 speeches — Domestic Electrical Appliances Commons January 22, 1959
3 speeches — Toothpaste (Advertisements) Commons January 22, 1959
3 speeches — Traffic Lights Commons January 28, 1959
5 speeches — Consumer Protection Commons January 29, 1959
2 speeches — Advertisements (Merchandise Marks Act) Commons January 29, 1959
3 speeches — Clause 1.—(APPROVAL OF BUILDING SOCIETIES FOR INVESTMENT BY TRUSTEES AND GOVERNMENT LOANS.) Commons February 4, 1959
2 speeches — Greyhound Racing Commons February 5, 1959
3 speeches — School-leavers Commons February 18, 1959
2 speeches — Careers Festivals Commons February 18, 1959
7 speeches — Building Societies (Mortgages) Commons February 24, 1959
2 speeches — Young People (Training) Commons February 25, 1959
2 speeches — Coventry Commons February 25, 1959
4 speeches — Mortgage Loans (Women Applicants) Commons March 3, 1959
Coventry Written Answers March 9, 1959
3 speeches — Clause 24.—(AMENDMENT OF PROVISIONS OF ACT OF 1950 RELATING TO IMPROVEMENT GRANTS.) Commons March 11, 1959
2 speeches — Consumer Interest Commons March 12, 1959
Coventry Written Answers March 18, 1959
2 speeches — Advertisements Commons March 19, 1959
3 speeches — Merchandise Marks Commons March 19, 1959
2 speeches — CONSUMERS (PROTECTION) Commons March 20, 1959
2 speeches — CONSUMER RESEARCH Commons March 26, 1959
2 speeches — Consumer Protection (Committee) Commons April 7, 1959
2 speeches — Children's Shoes (Standards) Commons April 7, 1959
2 speeches — Coventry Commons April 13, 1959
2 speeches — Electrical Industry (National Approvals Scheme) Commons April 14, 1959
2 speeches — Consumer Protection (Committee) Commons April 14, 1959
2 speeches — Machine Tool Industry Commons April 14, 1959
4 speeches — Remploy Factory, Coventry Commons April 15, 1959
Firm, Coventry (Contracts) Written Answers April 15, 1959
3 speeches — Remploy Factory, Coventry Commons April 20, 1959
Pensions (Cost of Increases) Written Answers April 20, 1959
4 speeches — Old-Age Pensioners Commons April 21, 1959
2 speeches — Consumer Protection (Committee) Commons April 23, 1959
2 speeches — Remploy Factory, Coventry Commons April 27, 1959
2 speeches — Invalid Carriages Commons April 27, 1959
2 speeches — Welfare Foods Commons April 27, 1959
3 speeches — Coventry Gauge and Tool Company (Contracts) Commons April 29, 1959
2 speeches — Government Contracts Commons April 30, 1959
3 speeches — YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROBLEMS Commons April 30, 1959
3 speeches — Physical Education Commons May 7, 1959
2 speeches — Hire Purchase (Advertisements) Commons May 7, 1959
Remploy Factory, Coventry Written Answers May 11, 1959
4 speeches — Children's Shoes Commons May 14, 1959
4 speeches — Advertisements (Hire-Purchase) Act Commons May 14, 1959
2 speeches — Consumer Protection Committee (Terms of Reference) Commons June 4, 1959
5 speeches — Advertisements (Hire Purchase) Act, 1957 Commons June 4, 1959
3 speeches — Remploy Commons June 8, 1959
3 speeches — Salad Prices Commons June 8, 1959
4 speeches — Fruit, Vegetable and Salad Prices Commons June 15, 1959
4 speeches — Hire Purchase (Advertisements) Commons June 16, 1959
2 speeches — Consumer Protection (Committee) Commons June 16, 1959
Inner Ring Road, Coventry Written Answers June 17, 1959
Consumer Protection (Committee) Written Answers July 7, 1959
3 speeches — General Hospital, Coventry Commons July 13, 1959
3 speeches — Advertisements (Hire Purchase) Act, 1957 Commons July 16, 1959
AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION Commons July 16, 1959
2 speeches — Consumer Protection (Committee) Commons July 23, 1959
3 speeches — Children's Footwear (Standards) Commons July 23, 1959
2 speeches — Electrical Industry (National Approvals Scheme) Commons July 23, 1959
5 speeches — CONSUMER PROTECTION Commons July 27, 1959
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