Mr David Blunkett
June 6, 1947 -Summary information for Mr David Blunkett
Contributions
1987
Debate on the Address Commons June 25, 1987
Rating Reform Commons July 15, 1987
Rate Reduction (Lothian Region) Commons July 20, 1987
2 speeches — Members' Salaries and Allowances Commons July 21, 1987
Rate Support Grant (England) Commons July 23, 1987
Invalidity Payments Written Answers July 24, 1987
Storm Damage (England) Commons October 21, 1987
Public Utility Transfers and Water Charges Bill Commons October 21, 1987
Financial Situation Commons October 27, 1987
2 speeches — CERN Written Answers October 29, 1987
Benefits Written Answers October 29, 1987
Rating Reform Written Answers October 29, 1987
Storm Damage Written Answers October 29, 1987
Housing Action Trusts Written Answers November 2, 1987
Autumn Statement Commons November 3, 1987
Benefits Written Answers November 5, 1987
Sheffield University Written Answers November 12, 1987
Sheffield Written Answers November 12, 1987
Storm Damage Written Answers November 12, 1987
Public Expenditure Written Answers November 13, 1987
Benefits Written Answers November 16, 1987
Storm Damage Written Answers November 18, 1987
Regional Policy Written Answers December 1, 1987
Batchelor plc Written Answers December 1, 1987
Inflation Written Answers December 2, 1987
Rating Reform Written Answers December 2, 1987
Ancillary Services (Privatisation) Written Answers December 2, 1987
World Student Games Written Answers December 4, 1987
Industrial Accidents Written Answers December 4, 1987
Health and Safety (Prosecutions) Written Answers December 4, 1987
Unilever Merger Written Answers December 4, 1987
Rating Reform Written Answers December 9, 1987
Education Reform Written Answers December 14, 1987
BSC Industries Written Answers December 15, 1987
6 speeches — Local Government Finance Bill Commons December 17, 1987
Patent Office Written Answers December 18, 1987
Rating Reform Written Answers December 18, 1987
6 speeches — Planning Written Answers December 18, 1987
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