Mr Anthony Speller

1929 -
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Contributions

1992

Custodial Sentences Written Answers January 13, 1992

Environmentally Sensitive Areas Commons January 15, 1992

Radiation Written Answers January 20, 1992

Empty Commercial Premises Written Answers January 21, 1992

Food Premises (Registration) Written Answers January 21, 1992

Commercial Debtors Written Answers January 21, 1992

Uniform Business Rate Written Answers January 22, 1992

Mr. Jeremy Thorpe Commons January 23, 1992

Renovation Grants Written Answers January 23, 1992

George Blake Written Answers January 28, 1992

Non-vocational Education Written Answers January 28, 1992

Assaults on Police Written Answers January 29, 1992

Renewable Energy Written Answers January 30, 1992

Barnstaple Downstream Bridge Written Answers January 31, 1992

Africa (Education Aid) Written Answers February 3, 1992

2 speeches — Defence Contracts (Devon) Commons February 4, 1992

Ko Hsuan School, Chawleigh Written Answers February 7, 1992

Ko Hsuan School, Chawleigh Written Answers February 10, 1992

Further and Higher Education Bill [Lords] Commons February 11, 1992

2 speeches — Development and Assisted Area Status (Devon) Commons February 12, 1992

Assisted and Development Areas Written Answers February 18, 1992

Population Statistics, Devon Written Answers February 20, 1992

Pollution, Bristol Channel Written Answers February 24, 1992

Pollution, Bristol Channel Written Answers February 24, 1992

Severn Barrage Written Answers February 24, 1992

Development Assistance Written Answers February 26, 1992

Disability Benefits Written Answers March 2, 1992

REPORT ON PROVISION FOR ADULT EDUCATION Commons March 3, 1992

ADULT EDUCATION FUNDING FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES Commons March 3, 1992

Travel-to-work Areas Written Answers March 4, 1992

Valuation Reviews Written Answers March 13, 1992

Farm Produce (Marketing) Written Answers March 16, 1992

National Income Written Answers March 16, 1992

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