Mr Donald Thompson

November 13, 1931 - March 14, 2005
Summary information for Mr Donald Thompson

Contributions

1991

Alcohol and Tobacco Duty Written Answers January 18, 1991

Northern Ireland Social Services (Consequential Provisions) Commons January 30, 1991

Hospices Commons February 5, 1991

Ribble Valley Commons February 11, 1991

Autumn Statement Commons February 13, 1991

Financial Services (Regulation) Commons February 20, 1991

The Gulf Commons February 25, 1991

EMPLOYMENT PROTECTION (GOVERNMENT COMMUNICATIONS HEADQUARTERS) Commons March 6, 1991

Wolverhampton Group of Steel Companies Commons May 14, 1991

Further and Higher Education Commons May 20, 1991

Noise Pollution Commons May 23, 1991

Electricity (Disconnections) Written Answers June 17, 1991

Youth Treatment Centres Commons June 24, 1991

European Free Trade Association Commons July 3, 1991

AMENDMENT OF S. 9 OF BADGERS ACT 1973 Commons July 5, 1991

NEW DWELLINGS TO BE FITTED WITH SMOKE DETECTORS Commons July 5, 1991

HARE COURSING TO BE ILLEGAL Commons July 5, 1991

COMPANIES (SUBSIDIARIES IN LIQUIDATION): Commons July 9, 1991

3 speeches — Sittings of the House (Select Committee) Commons July 9, 1991

Points of Order Commons July 15, 1991

Schools Commons July 19, 1991

State Earnings-related Pension Scheme Commons July 22, 1991

Scientific Research Commons July 23, 1991

Value Added Tax Written Answers July 24, 1991

South Georgia (Hazardous Waste) Written Answers July 25, 1991

SECOND DAY Commons October 15, 1991

Points of Order Commons October 16, 1991

Manufacturing Industry Commons October 16, 1991

Labour and Social Affairs Council Written Answers October 18, 1991

2 speeches — Investment Commons November 27, 1991

Flood Damage (Calderdale) Written Answers December 4, 1991

West Yorkshire Police Commons December 5, 1991

2 speeches — North Sea (Capital Investment) Commons December 9, 1991

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