Mr Anthony Kershaw
December 14, 1915 -Summary information for Mr Anthony Kershaw
Contributions
1978
Nicaragua Written Answers February 9, 1978
Tanzania Written Answers February 9, 1978
2 speeches — Tanzania Written Answers February 13, 1978
Government Property (Nicaragua) Written Answers February 14, 1978
Student Costs Written Answers February 14, 1978
Disarmament (United Nations Special Session) Commons February 22, 1978
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons February 23, 1978
2 speeches — WALES BILL Commons March 2, 1978
FIDUCIARY NOTE ISSUE Commons March 13, 1978
OVERSEAS STUDENTS Commons March 13, 1978
Stroud Inner Ring Road Written Answers March 23, 1978
WEST MIDLAND AREA HOSPITALS (INDUSTRIAL ACTION) Written Answers April 12, 1978
A38 (Hardwicke) Written Answers April 19, 1978
Road Haulage (Costs) Commons May 3, 1978
Miss Lesley Hone Written Answers May 17, 1978
Falkland Islands Commons May 24, 1978
4 speeches — THE ARMY Commons May 25, 1978
Wheelchairs Written Answers May 26, 1978
COTSWOLDS AIRFIELDS (UNITED STATES AIRCRAFT) Commons June 6, 1978
3 speeches — Students Written Answers June 6, 1978
Stroud Inner Ring Road Written Answers June 6, 1978
TUVALU BILL [Lords] Commons June 13, 1978
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 15, 1978
3 speeches — KC135 Aircraft Written Answers June 16, 1978
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE (BASE) Commons July 5, 1978
Pig Industry Written Answers July 20, 1978
Rolines Written Answers July 24, 1978
Highwood School, Nailsworth Written Answers July 24, 1978
Leyhill Open Prison Written Answers August 3, 1978
Turkey Written Answers October 24, 1978
Armaments (European Economic Commission Study) Written Answers October 24, 1978
Africa (Intervention Force) Written Answers October 24, 1978
Terrorism Written Answers October 24, 1978
Stroud Inner Ring Road Written Answers November 8, 1978
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 9, 1978
Roads (White Paper) Commons November 29, 1978
2 speeches — Meteorological Satellites Written Answers December 15, 1978
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