Mr Alfred Denville

1876 - March 23, 1955
Summary information for Mr Alfred Denville

Contributions

1944

Sunday Entertainments Commons February 22, 1944

CLAUSE 13.—(Restrictions on discontinuance of auxiliary schools by managers and governors.) Commons February 24, 1944

CLAUSE 14.—(Classification of auxiliary schools as controlled schools, aided schools, or special agreement schools.) Commons February 24, 1944

2 speeches — CLAUSE 14.—(Classification of auxiliary schools as controlled schools, aided schools, or special agreement schools.) Commons February 25, 1944

CLAUSE 23.—(Appointment and dismissal of teachers in county schools and in auxiliary schools.) Commons March 10, 1944

2 speeches — CLAUSE 24.—(General provisions as to religious education in county and in auxiliary schools.) Commons March 10, 1944

2 speeches — CLAUSE 35.—(School attendance orders.) Commons March 21, 1944

CLAUSE 95.—(Maintenance contributions payable by the Minister in respect of aided schools and special agreement schools.) Commons April 4, 1944

LOCATION OF INDUSTRY Commons June 7, 1944

Household Coke (Supply Restrictions) Written Answers June 8, 1944

AIR-RAID WARNINGS (DURATION) Written Answers July 5, 1944

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING BILL Commons July 11, 1944

2 speeches — WORKERS' OMNIBUS SERVICE, LONDON Commons July 18, 1944

Railway Officials (Personal Questions) Written Answers July 19, 1944

2 speeches — Overseas Trade (Post-war Facilities) Written Answers July 27, 1944

EXPORT LICENCES Written Answers July 28, 1944

GOVERNMENT FACTORIES (BUILDING TENDERS) Written Answers September 27, 1944

NEW CLAUSE.—(Land used for fairs, circuses, etc.) Commons October 9, 1944

SHIPPING AND SHIPBUILDING Commons November 1, 1944

VICKERS ARMSTRONGS, LTD. Written Answers November 29, 1944

Mechanisation and Technical Efficiency Written Answers December 12, 1944

PASSENGER TRANSPORT VEHICLES (CONSTRUCTION ORDER) Commons December 21, 1944

HOUSING (SCOTLAND) Commons December 21, 1944

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