Mr Don Concannon
May 16, 1930 - December 14, 2003Summary information for Mr Don Concannon
Contributions
1970
BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 20, 1970
Bus Fares Written Answers July 15, 1970
2 speeches — Postal Votes Written Answers July 17, 1970
Pleasley Bypass Written Answers July 17, 1970
Central Electricity Generating Board (Fuel Purchasing Policy) Written Answers July 20, 1970
National Coal Board (Chairman) Written Answers July 20, 1970
Supplementary Pensions (Mansfield) Written Answers July 21, 1970
NATIONAL DOCKS STRIKE Commons July 23, 1970
QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS Commons November 12, 1970
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 12, 1970
Zambesi River Valley (South African Troops) Commons November 16, 1970
2 speeches — QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS Commons November 16, 1970
Industrial Development Certificates Written Answers November 16, 1970
National Coal Board (Chairman) Written Answers November 16, 1970
3 speeches — Police, Nottinghamshire Written Answers November 17, 1970
Police, Nottinghamshire Written Answers November 18, 1970
Armed Forces (Convictions and Penalties) Written Answers November 20, 1970
7 speeches — Armed Forces, etc. Written Answers November 20, 1970
Military Corrective Establishments Written Answers November 20, 1970
Armed Forces Bill Written Answers November 20, 1970
Rents Written Answers November 25, 1970
Sidewhiskers Written Answers November 25, 1970
Miners' Unofficial Strike (Pickets) Written Answers November 26, 1970
2 speeches — Armed Forces (Service in Northern Ireland) Written Answers November 27, 1970
2 speeches — Mining Industry (Productivity) Written Answers November 30, 1970
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BILL Commons December 1, 1970
11 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY BILL Commons December 3, 1970
Army Recruiting Offices (Advertisements) Written Answers December 4, 1970
Construction Industry Training Board Written Answers December 18, 1970
Mansfield, Mansfield Woodhouse and Warsop (Rate Subsidy) Written Answers December 18, 1970
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