Mr Anthony Grant

May 29, 1925 -
Summary information for Mr Anthony Grant

Contributions

1990

Engagements Commons January 9, 1990

Business of the House Commons January 11, 1990

RAF Molesworth Written Answers January 11, 1990

Local Government Finance Commons January 18, 1990

Business of the House Commons January 25, 1990

Long-term Disablement Commons February 5, 1990

Nitrate-sensitive Areas Commons February 8, 1990

Interest Rates Commons February 15, 1990

Sport Commons February 27, 1990

5 speeches — PRESERVED RIGHT TO INCOME SUPPORT Commons March 13, 1990

Trading Standards Officers Commons March 14, 1990

AMENDMENT OF THE LAW Commons March 20, 1990

INCOME SUPPORT IN RESPECT OF ACCOMMODATION CHARGES FOR CERTAIN PERSONS IN RESIDENTIAL CARE AND NURSING HOMES Commons March 28, 1990

Business of the House Commons March 29, 1990

Police (Allocations) Written Answers April 3, 1990

3 speeches — Courts and Legal Services Bill Commons April 18, 1990

Personal Injury Written Answers April 18, 1990

Postal Service Commons May 16, 1990

Noise at Work Commons May 22, 1990

Adjournment (Spring) Commons May 23, 1990

Business of the House Commons June 14, 1990

British Aerospace Commons June 28, 1990

Value Added Tax Commons July 5, 1990

Business of the House Commons July 5, 1990

Business of the House Commons July 19, 1990

2 speeches — Financial Services and the Single European Market Commons October 15, 1990

Exchange Rate Mechanism Commons October 23, 1990

Local Government Finance Commons October 31, 1990

Princess of Wales RAF Hospital, Ely Commons November 13, 1990

7 speeches — Road Safety Commons November 16, 1990

Telecommunications Commons November 19, 1990

National Health Service Trusts Commons December 4, 1990

Former Prime Ministers Commons December 10, 1990

Road Traffic Bill Commons December 10, 1990

3 speeches — Companies and Financial Services Commons December 13, 1990

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