Mr Charles Mapp
1903 - May 3, 1978Summary information for Mr Charles Mapp
Contributions
1960
PAYMENT OF WAGES BILL Commons January 28, 1960
Road and Rail Transport Written Answers February 3, 1960
British Transport Commission (Finance) Written Answers February 3, 1960
Oldham By-pass Written Answers February 10, 1960
NATIONAL INSURANCE (EARNINGS RULES) Commons February 15, 1960
Cotton Industry (Reorganisation) Written Answers February 18, 1960
Motor Vehicles (Fuel Tax and Licence Duty) Written Answers March 1, 1960
2 speeches — M.1 Road (Fencing) Commons March 2, 1960
Metropolitan Police (Traffic Control Duties) Written Answers March 3, 1960
2 speeches — D.A.T.A.C. Applications Commons March 8, 1960
2 speeches — Factory, Oldham Commons March 8, 1960
3 speeches — Traffic Signals Commons March 9, 1960
Clause 1.—(REQUEST FOR PAYMENT OF WAGES OTHERWISE THAN IN CASH.) Commons March 30, 1960
Clause 7.—(INTERPRETATION.) Commons March 30, 1960
2 speeches — Road and Rail Services, Lancashire Commons June 1, 1960
2 speeches — Industrial Areas Commons June 1, 1960
Clause 12.—(ADDITIONAL POWERS OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN CONNECTION WITH PROVISION OF OFF-STREET PARKING PLACES.) Commons June 1, 1960
Brick Supplies, Oldham and Wood Green Written Answers June 21, 1960
Alt Lane, Oldham Written Answers June 22, 1960
6 speeches — OLDHAM CORPORATION BILL [Lords] (By Order) Commons June 28, 1960
TRANSPORT COMMISSION LUNCHEON, MANCHESTER (COST) Commons November 1, 1960
2 speeches — HOUSING Commons November 8, 1960
2 speeches — Slum Clearance Written Answers November 22, 1960
Departmental Staff Written Answers December 12, 1960
Superannuitants Written Answers December 12, 1960
Housing Redevelopment (Shopkeepers) Written Answers December 12, 1960
Water Supply (Service Pipes) Written Answers December 12, 1960
Slum Clearance Written Answers December 12, 1960
Technical Staff (Slum Clearance Work) Written Answers December 12, 1960
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