Mr Bryan Davies
November 9, 1939 -Summary information for Mr Bryan Davies
Contributions
1993
Motor Industry (Industrial Strategy) Written Answers January 20, 1993
Calcutt Report Commons January 25, 1993
National Lottery etc. Bill Commons January 25, 1993
Freedom of Information Written Answers January 25, 1993
North West Tourist Board Written Answers February 22, 1993
Student Incomes Written Answers March 2, 1993
Retail Prices Commons March 4, 1993
Engagements Commons March 11, 1993
Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 17, 1993
Public Service Broadcasting Written Answers March 22, 1993
Housing Associations Written Answers March 24, 1993
Pupil Numbers (Kent) Commons March 30, 1993
Business of the House Commons April 1, 1993
Post Office Commons April 21, 1993
SITING OF THE NATIONAL LOTTERY HEADQUARTERS Commons April 28, 1993
GP Fund Holders Commons May 4, 1993
Television Licence Fee (Abolition) Commons May 10, 1993
Testing (Schools) Commons May 11, 1993
Testing Written Answers May 11, 1993
2 speeches — Sport Commons May 17, 1993
Local Government Finance Written Answers May 26, 1993
2 speeches — Points of Order Commons June 7, 1993
3 speeches — Privacy and Media Intrusion Commons June 10, 1993
Channel 3 (Takeovers) Written Answers June 14, 1993
Further and Higher Education Commons June 15, 1993
3 speeches — Political Parties (Funding) Commons June 22, 1993
Engagements Commons July 6, 1993
Broadcasting Act 1990 Commons July 12, 1993
Examinations Commons July 13, 1993
Trident Written Answers July 20, 1993
Arts Council (Review) Commons July 21, 1993
Television Written Answers October 25, 1993
Contracts Written Answers November 23, 1993
Business of the House Commons November 25, 1993
2 speeches — Bus Deregulation Commons November 29, 1993
Manufacturing Industry Commons November 30, 1993
2 speeches — Ferranti Written Answers December 6, 1993
Theatres (Funding) Commons December 13, 1993
Higher Education Commons December 14, 1993
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