Mr Alastair Boyd

May 11, 1927 -
Summary information for Mr Alastair Boyd

Contributions

1980

INFLATION AND PRICE INCREASES Lords January 28, 1980

THE CYPRUS DISPUTE Lords January 30, 1980

OVERSEAS STUDENTS: LEA PROVISION Lords February 5, 1980

2 speeches — SPECIAL EMPLOYMENT MEASURES 1980–81 Lords February 14, 1980

EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords February 25, 1980

EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords March 11, 1980

2 speeches — EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords March 11, 1980

DISTURBANCES AT BRISTOL Lords April 28, 1980

INDUSTRY BILL Lords May 12, 1980

RE-EMPLOYMENT: BENEFIT TO THE EXCHEQUER Written Answers May 21, 1980

IMF TERMS TO THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES Lords June 10, 1980

HEATHROW AIRPORT/LONDON BUS SERVICES Lords June 12, 1980

SMALL BUSINESSES: PAYMENT OF BILLS Lords June 16, 1980

THAMES VIEWS: "GREEN GIANT" DEVELOPMENT Lords June 23, 1980

EMPLOYMENT BILL Lords July 8, 1980

3 speeches — HEAVY TRAFFIC AND HISTORIC BUILDINGS Lords July 17, 1980

4 speeches — INTEREST: PROPOSED STATUTORY ENTITLEMENT Lords July 29, 1980

LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING AND LAND (No. 2) BILL Lords October 6, 1980

BROADCASTING BILL Lords October 8, 1980

THE PUBLIC SECTOR BORROWING REQUIREMENT Lords October 13, 1980

INTEREST RATES AND THE ECONOMY Lords October 20, 1980

TENANTS' RIGHTS, ETC. (SCOTLAND) AMENDMENT BILL [H.L.] Lords October 23, 1980

2 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING AND LAND (No. 2) BILL Lords October 24, 1980

EEC PREFERENCES ON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Lords October 29, 1980

YOUTH EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING Lords October 29, 1980

TENANTS' RIGHTS, ETC. (SCOTLAND) AMENDMENT BILL [H.L.] Lords October 29, 1980

BROADCASTING BILL Lords November 3, 1980

UNEMPLOYMENT: COST TO THE EXCHEQUER Written Answers November 12, 1980

Short-Time Working: Cost Lords November 25, 1980

3 speeches — ADDRESS IN REPLY TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH Lords November 27, 1980

United Nations: Britain's Role Lords December 17, 1980

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