Mr Alfred Robens
December 18, 1910 - June 27, 1999Summary information for Mr Alfred Robens
Contributions
1953
Industrial Disputes Order (Professional Organisations) Commons February 3, 1953
INDUSTRIAL FUEL EFFICIENCY (PROPOSALS) Commons February 9, 1953
CORONATION (BANK HOLIDAY) Commons February 12, 1953
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons February 19, 1953
5 speeches — New Clause.—(RELATIONS OF THE BOARD WITH THE EUROPEAN STEEL COMMUNITY.) Commons February 24, 1953
11 speeches — DEVELOPMENT AREAS AND DISTRIBUTION OF INDUSTRY Commons February 25, 1953
Disabled Persons (Committee) Commons March 12, 1953
Dockers Commons March 12, 1953
5 speeches — Clause 4—(TRANSFER OF TRANSPORT UNITS UNDER CONTROL OF COMMISSION.) Commons April 21, 1953
24 speeches — INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT Commons April 29, 1953
Austin Motor Works (Reinstatement of Strikers) Commons May 19, 1953
Industrial Disputes Commons June 9, 1953
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 11, 1953
LABOUR ATTACHES Commons June 29, 1953
Ex-Soldier, Birmingham (Call-up) Commons July 2, 1953
2 speeches — AGRICULTURE AND FOOD PRODUCTION Commons July 2, 1953
NATIONAL SERVICE MEN (MEDICAL DISCHARGE) Commons July 3, 1953
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons July 9, 1953
Stocks (Imports from Western Europe) Commons July 13, 1953
Margarine and Cooking Fats Commons July 27, 1953
2 speeches — ATOMIC WEAPON TRIALS, WOOMERA Commons July 31, 1953
RETIRED OFFICERS' PENSIONS Commons July 31, 1953
Trade Disputes Commons October 20, 1953
2 speeches — OIL DISTRIBUTION WORKERS (STRIKE) Commons October 22, 1953
2 speeches — OIL DISTRIBUTION WORKERS (STRIKE) Commons October 23, 1953
10 speeches — COUNCIL OF EUROPE Commons October 23, 1953
OIL DISTRIBUTION WORKERS (STRIKE) Commons October 26, 1953
6 speeches — FUEL AND POWER INDUSTRIES Commons October 26, 1953
FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons November 5, 1953
3 speeches — FOOD PRICES Commons November 10, 1953
2 speeches — NATIONAL SERVICE (DURATION) Commons November 17, 1953
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