Mr Allan Stewart

June 1, 1942 -
Summary information for Mr Allan Stewart

Contributions

1979

Scottish TUC Commons May 23, 1979

SCOTLAND ACT 1978 (REPEAL) Commons June 20, 1979

Local Authority Fees and Charges Written Answers June 21, 1979

Publicly-owned Housing (Sale) Written Answers June 21, 1979

Jobcentres (Scotland) Written Answers June 22, 1979

Jobcentres Written Answers June 26, 1979

Cash Limits Written Answers June 26, 1979

Civil Servants (Dispersal) Commons July 4, 1979

2 speeches — Scottish CBI and STUC Commons July 4, 1979

Royal High School Building Commons July 4, 1979

HYDROCARBON OIL ETC. Commons July 4, 1979

Planning Written Answers July 18, 1979

Local Authority (Housing Policy) Written Answers July 19, 1979

Small Crafts Trade Fair Written Answers July 20, 1979

CIVIL SERVICE (DISPERSAL) Commons July 26, 1979

Scottish Development Agency Commons October 24, 1979

Scottish Development Agency Written Answers October 24, 1979

INDUSTRY BILL Commons November 6, 1979

Exchange Controls Commons November 8, 1979

Purchasing Contracts Written Answers November 16, 1979

Food Prices (Scotland) Commons November 19, 1979

School Meals, Milk and Transport Commons November 21, 1979

European Regional Development Fund Commons November 21, 1979

Strathclyde (Crime) Written Answers November 21, 1979

Housing Support Grant Written Answers November 22, 1979

Staff (Dispersal) Commons November 27, 1979

Cash Limits Written Answers November 27, 1979

Surplus Stocks Written Answers November 29, 1979

CITIZENS BAND RADIO Commons December 6, 1979

2 speeches — STEEL INDUSTRY Commons December 13, 1979

Rates Commons December 19, 1979

2 speeches — CBI and TUC Commons December 19, 1979

Devolution Commons December 19, 1979

HEALTH SERVICSES BILL Commons December 19, 1979

2 speeches — Health Education Unit Written Answers December 20, 1979

Electricity Boards Written Answers December 20, 1979

Scottish Transport Group Written Answers December 21, 1979

Information presented on this page was prepared from the XML source files, together with information from the History of Parliament Trust, the work of Leigh Rayment and public sources. The means by which names are recognised means that errors may remain in the data presented.