Miss Joan Vickers

1907 - May 23, 1994
Summary information for Miss Joan Vickers

Contributions

1956

CHILDREN ACT, 1948 (OPERATION) Commons February 1, 1956

Forces, Germany (Wireless Receiving Sets) Written Answers February 10, 1956

2 speeches — Dockyards (Average Earnings) Commons March 7, 1956

2 speeches — Royal Marines (Functions) Commons March 7, 1956

2 speeches — ROYAL DOCKYARDS Commons March 8, 1956

Royal Marine Corps (Cost) Written Answers March 12, 1956

Vote 1. Pay, &c., of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Commons March 15, 1956

Vote 2. Victualling and Clothing for the Navy Commons March 15, 1956

Vote 10. Works, Buildings and Repairs at Home and Abroad Commons March 15, 1956

Development Plan, Plymouth Written Answers March 20, 1956

Plymouth Eastern Approach Road Written Answers March 26, 1956

2 speeches — Exports to Indonesia Commons April 17, 1956

2 speeches — INDONESIA (ENGLISH TEACHING PROGRAMME) Commons April 18, 1956

2 speeches — Remand Homes (Detained Children) Commons April 19, 1956

Wheat Deficiency Payment Written Answers June 11, 1956

Clause 5.—(RETURN TO FAMILY OF PERSONS COMMITTED TO CARE OF LOCAL AUTHORITY.) Commons June 22, 1956

New Clause.—(EXEMPTION OF CERTAIN PERFORMANCES FROM ENTERTAINMENTS DUTY.) Commons June 26, 1956

Swimming Baths, Devonport (Rental) Written Answers June 27, 1956

Title Commons June 28, 1956

HOME OFFICE Commons July 2, 1956

3 speeches — Clause 1.—(PENSIONS TO CERTAIN GOVERNORS WITH LESS THAN THREE YEARS' SERVICE.) Commons July 11, 1956

New Clause.—(ALLOCATION OF PART OF GOVERNOR'S PENSION TO SPOUSE OR DEPENDANT.) Commons July 11, 1956

2d. Stamps (Colour) Written Answers July 11, 1956

2 speeches — Day Nurseries (Welfare Milk) Commons July 16, 1956

SERETSE KHAMA Commons August 1, 1956

Disabled Persons (Nelson Knife Covers) Written Answers September 14, 1956

Motor Fuel Rationing Written Answers December 17, 1956

2 speeches — British Subjects (Evacuation and Assistance) Commons December 19, 1956

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