Mr Anthony Durant
January 9, 1928 -Summary information for Mr Anthony Durant
Contributions
1983
Death Grant Commons January 18, 1983
4 speeches — REGIONAL WATER RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEES Commons January 18, 1983
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons January 18, 1983
3 speeches — ARRANGEMENTS FOR CARRYING OUT SEWERAGE FUNCTIONS Commons January 18, 1983
Title Commons January 18, 1983
Housing Investment Programme Allocations Written Answers January 25, 1983
Council House Sales Written Answers January 25, 1983
Housing Investment Programme Allocations Written Answers January 25, 1983
Council House Sales Commons January 26, 1983
2 speeches — First-time Buyers Commons January 26, 1983
Engagements Commons January 27, 1983
Widows (Taxation) Written Answers January 27, 1983
2 speeches — Gas and Electricity (Standing Charges) Commons January 31, 1983
Water Industry (Dispute) Commons February 1, 1983
Water Industry (Dispute) Commons February 3, 1983
Prefabricated Houses Commons February 8, 1983
British Waterways Board Written Answers February 8, 1983
Embassies and High Commissions (Exports) Written Answers February 9, 1983
2 speeches — Malaysia and Singapore Commons February 14, 1983
2 speeches — Water Industry (Dispute) Commons February 14, 1983
Engagements Written Answers February 15, 1983
Prefabricated Houses Written Answers February 22, 1983
Right-to-Buy Written Answers February 22, 1983
Private Tenants (Right to Buy) Commons February 23, 1983
Vacant and Underused Land Commons February 23, 1983
Water Industry (Dispute) Commons February 23, 1983
Housing Act 1980 Written Answers February 23, 1983
Urban Programme (Holiday Projects) Written Answers February 23, 1983
Marginal Fields (Development) Commons February 28, 1983
Grant Related Expenditure Written Answers March 7, 1983
Council House Sales Commons March 23, 1983
Rail Electrification Commons April 20, 1983
Londonderry (Further Education) Written Answers November 30, 1983
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