Mr Alfred Robens
December 18, 1910 - June 27, 1999Summary information for Mr Alfred Robens
Contributions
1952
2 speeches — EMBASSIES (LABOUR ATTACHES) Commons February 28, 1952
11 speeches — MANPOWER AND PRODUCTIVITY Commons March 3, 1952
ELECTRICITY (POWER CUTS) Commons March 24, 1952
Prices Commons March 24, 1952
FINANCE BILL Commons April 7, 1952
COAL STOCKS Commons April 28, 1952
Institute of Houseworkers, Scotland Commons April 29, 1952
6 speeches — FINANCE BILL Commons April 30, 1952
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons May 8, 1952
PRINTERS' DISPUTE (INQUIRY) Commons May 9, 1952
4 speeches — EQUAL PAY (PUBLIC SERVICES) Commons May 16, 1952
2 speeches — Clause 11.—(ALTERATIONS IN EXISTING PERSONAL RELIEFS, ETC. Commons May 19, 1952
BRITISH FIRMS, CHINA (H.M. GOVERNMENT'S NOTE) Commons May 20, 1952
TEA AND COFFEE PRICES Commons June 11, 1952
6 speeches — FUEL AND POWER Commons July 7, 1952
D. C. Thomson Limited, Dundee (Inquiry Report) Written Answers July 10, 1952
9 speeches — WAGES COUNCILS' RECOM MENDATIONS (MINISTER'S DECISION) Commons July 21, 1952
2 speeches — ECONOMIC POSITION Commons July 29, 1952
2 speeches — UNION MEMBERSHIP, DURHAM COUNTY COUNCIL (AWARD) Commons July 30, 1952
14 speeches — ECONOMIC POSITION Commons July 30, 1952
D. C. THOMSON, LTD. (DISPUTE SETTLEMENT TERMS) Commons August 1, 1952
15 speeches — FUEL AND POWER RESOURCES (NATIONAL POLICY) Commons October 28, 1952
FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND DEFENCE Commons November 6, 1952
11 speeches — ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons November 10, 1952
LABOUR ATTACHES (OVERSEAS EMBASSIES) Commons November 26, 1952
EMERGENCY LAWS (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) Commons November 27, 1952
Wages Act Infringements Commons December 4, 1952
2 speeches — REGISTERED DOCK WORKERS (REDUNDANCY) Commons December 4, 1952
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (CENSURE MOTION) Commons December 4, 1952
2 speeches — COLLIERY WINDERS' STRIKE, YORKSHIRE Commons December 15, 1952
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