Mr Benjamin Ford

April 1, 1925 -
Summary information for Mr Benjamin Ford

Contributions

1970

Investment Incentives Commons January 26, 1970

Industry (Assistance) Commons February 23, 1970

Bradford (Roads) Written Answers February 24, 1970

Overseas Trade Fairs Commons February 25, 1970

2 speeches — Housing Information Services Written Answers March 3, 1970

2 speeches — Construction Industry (Technical Advisory Service) Commons March 10, 1970

2 speeches — Maintenance Work (Directly Employed Labour) Commons March 10, 1970

Hospital Facilities (Bradford) Written Answers March 16, 1970

2 speeches — Rate Support Grant (Bradford) Commons April 7, 1970

COUNCIL OF EUROPE DELEGATION Written Answers April 8, 1970

Smokeless Fuel Supplies Written Answers May 6, 1970

University Academic Staff (Salaries) Commons May 7, 1970

GAMING CLUBS (LICENSING) Commons May 7, 1970

Unemployment Written Answers May 7, 1970

Export Procedures (Report) Written Answers May 12, 1970

Metrication Board (Report) Written Answers May 13, 1970

Magistrates' Courts Written Answers May 14, 1970

Unemployment Written Answers May 14, 1970

EQUAL PAY BILL (PENSION RIGHTS) Commons May 27, 1970

Seebohm Committee's Report Written Answers July 7, 1970

2 speeches — Businessmen Commons July 22, 1970

Immigrants (Deportation) Commons July 23, 1970

NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE (EXPENDITURE) Commons November 11, 1970

HUMBERSIDE Commons November 12, 1970

Empty Properties (Safety) Written Answers November 17, 1970

Leeds-Bradford Airport Written Answers November 25, 1970

Borstal Institutions Commons November 26, 1970

Leeds-Bradford Airport Written Answers November 27, 1970

Leeds/Bradford Airport Written Answers November 30, 1970

Drugs Written Answers December 1, 1970

UNITED STATES (TRADE) Commons December 8, 1970

Register of Companies Written Answers December 9, 1970

Schedule D Written Answers December 11, 1970

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