Mr Charles Loughlin
1914 - September 23, 1993Summary information for Mr Charles Loughlin
Contributions
1974
FUEL SITUATION Commons January 9, 1974
EMERGENCY (TUC PROPOSALS) Commons January 10, 1974
Value Added Tax Commons January 17, 1974
MIDDLE EAST (DISENGAGEMENT AGREEMENT) Commons January 21, 1974
2 speeches — SOLICITORS (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons January 22, 1974
3 speeches — POWER OF RATING AUTHORITY TO USE ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF LOCAL FINANCE Commons January 22, 1974
Foreign Intelligence Agents Written Answers January 24, 1974
Pay Settlements Written Answers January 28, 1974
CONCORDE AIRCRAFT Commons March 18, 1974
Concorde Commons March 25, 1974
DISABLED PERSONS (SHARP REPORT) Commons March 25, 1974
6 speeches — RATE SUPPORT GRANT Commons March 25, 1974
ADJOURNMENT (EASTER) Commons April 9, 1974
4 speeches — AMENDMENT OF SECTION 39 OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT 1973 Commons April 10, 1974
VALUE ADDED TAX Commons April 30, 1974
Shell Chemicals Ltd. Commons May 20, 1974
Exports Commons June 10, 1974
Road Haulage Industry Commons June 12, 1974
PRICE RANGE NOTICES Commons June 12, 1974
2 speeches — ENFORCEMENT Commons June 12, 1974
Incomes Restraint Commons June 13, 1974
Property Companies Commons June 13, 1974
DUTIES OF LOCAL PLANNING AUTHORITIES AND THE COMMISSION IN RESPECT OF PLANS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN PREMISES LIABLE TO ENDANGER HEALTH OR SAFETY Commons June 18, 1974
18 speeches — TRADE UNIONS Commons June 19, 1974
Police (Special Branch) Commons June 20, 1974
BRITISH NUCLEAR TEST Commons June 24, 1974
INDUSTRY (GOVERNMENT POLICY) Commons June 25, 1974
EDUCATION Commons July 3, 1974
4 speeches — EEC (ECONOMIC POLICY) Commons July 3, 1974
2 speeches — PUBLIC SAFETY AND RESPECT FOR THE LAW Commons July 25, 1974
Investment Income Surcharge Written Answers July 31, 1974
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