Mr Antony Buck
December 19, 1928 - October 6, 2003Summary information for Mr Antony Buck
Contributions
1975
Northern Ireland Commons January 14, 1975
Through-Deck Cruisers Commons January 14, 1975
2 speeches — Expenditure Written Answers February 3, 1975
Naval and Marine Reserves Written Answers February 4, 1975
Marine Harrier Aircraft Commons February 11, 1975
"Queen Elizabeth 2" (Luxury Cruise) Commons February 11, 1975
7 speeches — HOUSING FINANCE (SPECIAL PROVISIONS) BILL Commons March 24, 1975
Colchester (Hospital) Written Answers April 7, 1975
Hospital Building Programme Written Answers April 9, 1975
SHEEP (EXPORT TO FRANCE) Commons April 11, 1975
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons April 17, 1975
HOLDING OF REFERENDUM Commons April 22, 1975
Uganda (Mr. D. C. Hills) Written Answers April 28, 1975
2 speeches — HOSPITAL SERVICES (COLCHESTER) Commons May 1, 1975
DEFENCE Commons May 6, 1975
DEFENCE Commons May 7, 1975
Expenditure Reductions Commons May 13, 1975
2 speeches — NORTH SEA OIL AND GAS INSTALLATIONS Commons May 23, 1975
Royal Naval Reserve and Royal Naval Auxiliary Service Written Answers July 8, 1975
East of Suez (Naval Forces) Written Answers July 8, 1975
Foreign Personnel (Training) Written Answers July 8, 1975
4 speeches — ROYAL NAVY Commons July 9, 1975
Suez Canal Commons July 22, 1975
Malta (Naval Medical Facilities) Commons July 22, 1975
2 speeches — COURT LINE LIMITED Commons August 6, 1975
Harwell (Ministerial Visits) Written Answers December 5, 1975
Atomic Energy Research Establishments Written Answers December 5, 1975
Military Hospital, Colchester Written Answers December 8, 1975
Hospital Services (Colchester) Written Answers December 8, 1975
3 speeches — ARMED FORCES BILL Commons December 10, 1975
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons December 11, 1975
2 speeches — Colchester Military Hospital Written Answers December 18, 1975
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