Mr Colin Shepherd
January 13, 1938 -Summary information for Mr Colin Shepherd
Contributions
1990
Eastern Europe Written Answers January 9, 1990
Green Currencies Written Answers January 11, 1990
Labour Statistics Written Answers January 16, 1990
Animal Procedures Committee Written Answers January 17, 1990
2 speeches — Local Government Finance Commons January 18, 1990
National Health Service Spending Written Answers January 19, 1990
Regional Health Authorities (Resources) Written Answers January 23, 1990
Drink Cans Written Answers January 24, 1990
2 speeches — Employment Bill Commons January 29, 1990
Hill Farming Commons January 30, 1990
Parent Governors Written Answers January 30, 1990
Hospital and Community Health Services Written Answers January 31, 1990
2 speeches — Waste Paper Written Answers February 6, 1990
Farm Animals Written Answers February 7, 1990
Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy Written Answers February 8, 1990
Training and Enterprise Councils Written Answers February 13, 1990
Waste Recycling Written Answers February 14, 1990
Vehicle Excise Duty Written Answers February 15, 1990
West Midlands Regional Health Authority Written Answers February 20, 1990
Housing Written Answers February 21, 1990
2 speeches — Engagements Commons February 22, 1990
Disabled People Written Answers March 5, 1990
YTS Written Answers March 6, 1990
Poultry Commons March 8, 1990
Poultry Health Regulations Written Answers March 8, 1990
2 speeches — Export Credits Guarantee Department Commons March 14, 1990
2 speeches — Dental Health Written Answers March 19, 1990
Demographic Changes Written Answers March 20, 1990
Training Credits Commons March 27, 1990
Rural Schools Written Answers March 27, 1990
Local Government Finance Written Answers April 5, 1990
Small Firms Written Answers April 24, 1990
Local Government Finance Written Answers April 25, 1990
Agriculture Council Commons April 30, 1990
Industrial Development Grants Written Answers April 30, 1990
Industrial Development Grants Written Answers April 30, 1990
Industrial Development Grants Written Answers May 1, 1990
Neighbourhood Watch Written Answers May 3, 1990
2 speeches — Financial Services Written Answers May 14, 1990
Financial Services Written Answers May 15, 1990
2 speeches — Rural Housing Commons May 23, 1990
2 speeches — Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Commons May 24, 1990
Cottage Hospitals Commons June 5, 1990
West Midlands Regional Health Authority Written Answers June 5, 1990
Village Shops Written Answers June 7, 1990
2 speeches — Chlorofluorocarbons Written Answers June 12, 1990
Agricultural Improvements Written Answers June 13, 1990
Animal Health Inspectors Written Answers June 14, 1990
Export Credits Guarantee Department Written Answers June 20, 1990
Local Government Finance Written Answers June 27, 1990
Consumer Panel Commons June 28, 1990
Beef Written Answers June 28, 1990
Hip and Knee Replacements Written Answers July 3, 1990
Fairfield High School Written Answers July 10, 1990
2 speeches — Care of Cathedrals Commons July 16, 1990
Service Personnel Written Answers July 17, 1990
State Veterinary Service Written Answers July 25, 1990
Liquid Petroleum Gas Written Answers October 15, 1990
Regional Health Authorities Written Answers October 16, 1990
Beef Written Answers October 18, 1990
Education Reform Written Answers October 23, 1990
Commonwealth Written Answers October 24, 1990
Export Credits Guarantee Department Written Answers October 31, 1990
Fisheries and Aquaculture Commons November 15, 1990
GP Targets Written Answers November 16, 1990
Farm Incomes Written Answers November 29, 1990
Territorial Army Written Answers December 4, 1990
Dogs Written Answers December 10, 1990
Rural Housing Commons December 12, 1990
2 speeches — Agricultural Chemicals Written Answers December 19, 1990
Heat Treatment Works, Abercumboi Written Answers December 20, 1990
Agricultural Chemicals Written Answers December 20, 1990
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