Mr Charles Leatherland

April 18, 1898 - December 17, 1992
Summary information for Mr Charles Leatherland

Contributions

1965

THE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL SERVICES Lords February 3, 1965

SECONDARY EDUCATION Lords February 10, 1965

3 speeches — RATES INCREASES AND LONDON GOVERNMENT Lords February 24, 1965

THE DEVELOPMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION Lords February 24, 1965

LIMITATION OF IMMIGRANTS Lords February 25, 1965

CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL OPERATING THEATRES Lords March 4, 1965

PUBLISHERS' ADVERTISEMENT ON RECORD SLEEVE Lords March 16, 1965

4 speeches — SWEEPSTAKES ON HORSERACES (AUTHORISATION) BILL [H.L.] Lords March 16, 1965

AIRPORTS AUTHORITY BILL Lords March 18, 1965

3 speeches — CONSUMER PROBLEMS Lords March 24, 1965

POLICY ON RAILWAY CLOSURES AND WORKSHOPS Lords March 31, 1965

2 speeches — DEFENCE Lords April 8, 1965

6 speeches — PROCEDURES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS Lords April 29, 1965

IMMIGRANTS AND PUBLIC HEALTH Lords May 13, 1965

DEVELOPMENT OF INVENTIONS BILL Lords May 27, 1965

2 speeches — PRICE INCREASES AND GOVERNMENT POLICY Lords June 2, 1965

3 speeches — HOUSING, RATING AND LAND ACQUISITION Lords June 16, 1965

RENT BILL Lords July 29, 1965

RESTRICTION ON UNIVERSITY BUILDING PROGRAMME Lords August 4, 1965

FINANCE (No. 2) BILL Lords August 4, 1965

CERVICAL CANCER Lords November 2, 1965

4 speeches — DOMESTIC GAS PRESSURE Lords November 16, 1965

POWER CUTS AND INDUSTRY Lords November 17, 1965

CLOSE SEASON FOR PARTRIDGE SHOOTING Lords November 18, 1965

2 speeches — REORGANISATION OF THE RESERVE ARMY Lords November 23, 1965

STRIKES AND THE NATIONAL ECONOMY Lords December 9, 1965

CLASSIFIED ROAD PROGRAMME Written Answers December 14, 1965

5 speeches — REGIONAL GOVERNMENT Lords December 15, 1965

ROAD SAFETY LEGISLATION Written Answers December 16, 1965

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