Mr Charles Fletcher-Cooke
May 5, 1914 - February 24, 2001Summary information for Mr Charles Fletcher-Cooke
Contributions
1955
Monopolies Commission Commons February 3, 1955
2 speeches — Cotton Cloth (Imports and Exports) Commons February 3, 1955
COUNCIL OF EUROPE Commons February 21, 1955
DOCK LABOUR SCHEME Commons March 9, 1955
4 speeches — COTTON INDUSTRY Commons March 9, 1955
2 speeches — Raw Cotton (Export Taxes) Commons March 24, 1955
4 speeches — Clause 1.—(WORKS TO WHICH THIS ACT APPLIES.) Commons March 24, 1955
ROYAL COMMISSION ON CIVIL SERVICE (EVIDENCE) Written Answers March 24, 1955
LAND AND PROPERTY (COMPULSORY ACQUISITION) Commons March 25, 1955
New Clause.—(ADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE.) Commons March 29, 1955
WIRELESS AND TELEVISION (INTERFERENCE) Commons March 29, 1955
BRITISH MILITARY CEMETERY, JERUSALEM Commons March 29, 1955
Clause 3.—;(DISCHARGE OF OIL INTO UNITED KINGDOM WATERS.) Commons April 26, 1955
Factory Inspectorate (Cost) Commons May 3, 1955
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES, LANCASHIRE AND NORTHERN IRELAND Commons May 3, 1955
2 speeches — WESTERN EUROPEAN UNION Commons June 13, 1955
2 speeches — EGYPT-ISRAEL FRONTIER (U.N. PROPOSALS) Commons June 13, 1955
Cotton Operatives, Accrington and Church (Short-time Working) Commons June 28, 1955
Industrial Disputes (Lost Working Days) Written Answers July 14, 1955
2 speeches — AIR SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE, 1955–56 Commons July 18, 1955
Dock Labour Scheme (Committee of Inquiry) Written Answers July 28, 1955
3 speeches — CLEAN AIR BILL Commons November 3, 1955
ICELANDIC FISHERIES DISPUTE Commons November 7, 1955
7 speeches — FINANCE BILL Commons November 16, 1955
ISRAEL (BRITISH MILITARY CEMETERY) Written Answers November 30, 1955
CYPRUS Commons December 5, 1955
Shop Manageress, Langho (Pay) Written Answers December 12, 1955
PLANNING APPEALS (PROCEDURE) Commons December 16, 1955
CONTESTED DIVORCE CASES, LONDON Written Answers December 19, 1955
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