Mr Anthony Kershaw

December 14, 1915 -
Summary information for Mr Anthony Kershaw

Contributions

1983

Falkland Islands (Franks Report) Commons January 25, 1983

Maedi Visna Disease Commons February 17, 1983

Overseas Students Written Answers February 17, 1983

Betting Tax (Racing) Commons February 24, 1983

Nuclear Disarmament Commons March 1, 1983

2 speeches — Turks and Caicos Islands (Development) Commons March 14, 1983

Engagements Commons March 17, 1983

Traffic Lights (Hyde Park Corner) Written Answers March 18, 1983

Westminster pastoral Foundation Written Answers March 30, 1983

Spain and Portugal Commons April 13, 1983

2 speeches — Foreign Affairs Committee (Chairman's Draft Report) Commons April 21, 1983

Business of the House Commons April 28, 1983

American Bases Commons May 3, 1983

2 speeches — Civil Defence Commons May 5, 1983

Illegal Firearms Commons May 5, 1983

Engagements Commons May 5, 1983

Soviet Union (Religious and Cultural Freedom) Commons May 11, 1983

Business of the House Commons June 23, 1983

Foreign Affairs and Defence Commons June 28, 1983

Engagements Written Answers June 28, 1983

Business of the House Commons June 30, 1983

Engagements Written Answers June 30, 1983

Stroud Written Answers July 5, 1983

Engagements Commons July 7, 1983

Finance Bill Written Answers July 11, 1983

Malta (Arrest of British Citizen) Commons July 14, 1983

Finance Bill Written Answers July 14, 1983

Foreign Affairs Council Commons July 20, 1983

Lebanon Commons October 24, 1983

Grenada (Invasion) Commons October 26, 1983

2 speeches — Engagements Commons November 1, 1983

Richmond Terrace Written Answers November 9, 1983

Caribbean Written Answers November 9, 1983

Town Planning Regulations (Enforcement) Written Answers November 21, 1983

Crown Agents Commons December 5, 1983

The Lebanon Commons December 5, 1983

Member's Correspondence Written Answers December 8, 1983

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