Mr Barry Sheerman

August 17, 1940 -
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Contributions

1993

Gross Domestic Product Written Answers January 21, 1993

Food Prices Written Answers January 28, 1993

Dentistry Written Answers January 29, 1993

Railways Bill Commons February 2, 1993

EC Official Languages Written Answers February 2, 1993

Manufacturing Industry Written Answers February 3, 1993

World Television Service Written Answers February 3, 1993

Security Costs Written Answers February 4, 1993

Amphibious Helicopter Carrier Written Answers February 5, 1993

2 speeches — Disability Living Allowance Commons February 15, 1993

Dentistry Written Answers February 17, 1993

Mr. Maurice Bland Written Answers February 23, 1993

6 speeches — Disabled Persons (Civil Rights) Commons February 26, 1993

2 speeches — HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS SHIPPING SERVICES Commons February 26, 1993

Council Tax Written Answers February 26, 1993

2 speeches — Graduate Employment Commons March 2, 1993

16 speeches — Disability (Grants) Bill Commons March 15, 1993

Coroners Written Answers March 15, 1993

Invalidity Pension Written Answers March 15, 1993

Breast Implant Surgery Written Answers March 16, 1993

3 speeches — Engagements Commons March 30, 1993

Universities (Industrial and Commercial Development) Written Answers March 30, 1993

Coroners Written Answers March 31, 1993

Immigration (USA) Written Answers April 15, 1993

Considered in Committee [Progress, 19 April] Commons April 21, 1993

7 speeches — GRANTS TO CERTAIN ORGANISATIONS CONCERNED WITH DISABLED PERSONS Commons April 27, 1993

Disabled People Written Answers April 27, 1993

Disabled Workers Written Answers April 27, 1993

Polling Stations Written Answers April 27, 1993

Legal Aid Written Answers April 30, 1993

Invalidity Benefit Written Answers May 6, 1993

2 speeches — Co-operatives (European Community) Commons May 11, 1993

2 speeches — Kuwait Commons May 18, 1993

3 speeches — Glazing Written Answers May 27, 1993

Building Materials Written Answers May 27, 1993

Glazing Written Answers May 27, 1993

Sunday Trading Written Answers May 27, 1993

Disabled People Commons June 7, 1993

2 speeches — Mr. Maurice Bland Written Answers June 7, 1993

Turkish Cyprus Written Answers June 14, 1993

2 speeches — Northern Cyprus Written Answers June 14, 1993

Northern Cyprus Written Answers June 14, 1993

Turkish Cyprus Written Answers June 14, 1993

Mr. Asil Nadir Written Answers June 14, 1993

Turkish Cyprus Written Answers June 14, 1993

Cyprus Turkish Airlines Written Answers June 15, 1993

Package Tours Written Answers June 17, 1993

Centre for Accessible Environments Written Answers June 30, 1993

Manufacturing Industry Written Answers July 8, 1993

Passive Smoking Written Answers July 9, 1993

Disability Written Answers July 9, 1993

Engineering Companies Written Answers July 13, 1993

New Technology Written Answers July 14, 1993

Armed Services Trainers Written Answers July 14, 1993

University Students Written Answers July 15, 1993

Service Training Written Answers July 15, 1993

Redundant Trainers Written Answers July 15, 1993

Passive Smoking Written Answers July 19, 1993

Disabled Drivers Written Answers July 19, 1993

Competitiveness Written Answers July 21, 1993

2 speeches — Industrial Deafness Written Answers July 21, 1993

Industrial Deafness Written Answers July 26, 1993

11 speeches — Sunday Trading Bill Commons November 29, 1993

Disability Living Allowance Commons December 6, 1993

Recycled Materials Written Answers December 6, 1993

Car Parking Written Answers December 6, 1993

Recycling Written Answers December 7, 1993

2 speeches — Universities Written Answers December 7, 1993

Sunday Trading Bill Commons December 8, 1993

10 speeches — ALTERNATIVE SCHEMES FOR REFORM OF LAW RELATING TO SUNDAY TRADING Commons December 8, 1993

Car Parks Written Answers December 8, 1993

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