Mr Bowen Wells

August 4, 1935 -
Summary information for Mr Bowen Wells

Contributions

1992

Local Government Finance Written Answers January 23, 1992

PROVISION OF INFORMATION ABOUT COMPLAINTS PROCEDURES Commons January 29, 1992

Local Government Finance Written Answers February 17, 1992

Dyslexics (Diagnosis and Treatment) Commons February 20, 1992

Air-to-Air Missile Commons March 3, 1992

Education Commons March 6, 1992

Cost Limits Written Answers June 3, 1992

Speed Control Written Answers June 5, 1992

Highway Code Written Answers June 12, 1992

Yugoslavia Written Answers June 23, 1992

Foreign Affairs Council Written Answers June 23, 1992

Transport Council Written Answers June 24, 1992

European Community (United Kingdom Presidency) Commons July 2, 1992

Executive Agencies Written Answers July 2, 1992

House of Commons Members Fund Commons July 8, 1992

Social Fund Written Answers July 8, 1992

Air Travel Trust Fund Written Answers July 10, 1992

Economic Summit and CSCE Commons July 13, 1992

Commonwealth Development Corporation Written Answers July 14, 1992

Vehicle Inspectorate Written Answers July 15, 1992

Commonwealth Development Corporation Written Answers July 15, 1992

British Rail Provincial Business Written Answers October 20, 1992

Channel Tunnel Written Answers October 20, 1992

Railways Commons October 29, 1992

Caribbean Written Answers October 29, 1992

2 speeches — Asylum and Immigration Appeals Bill Commons November 2, 1992

2 speeches — Privatisation of Gipsy Sites Commons November 4, 1992

Independent Living Fund Written Answers November 6, 1992

Aid Programme Commons November 16, 1992

GATT Commons November 23, 1992

European Communities (Amendment) Bill Commons December 1, 1992

TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons December 1, 1992

TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons December 2, 1992

2 speeches — Social Housing Commons December 9, 1992

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