Mr Dudley Fishburn

June 8, 1946 -
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Contributions

1989

Cycling Written Answers January 16, 1989

Long-term Unemployment (London) Written Answers January 17, 1989

2 speeches — Rating Reform Commons January 25, 1989

Investment Written Answers January 26, 1989

Libya Written Answers February 8, 1989

3 speeches — Central Statistical Office Written Answers February 14, 1989

Training Written Answers February 14, 1989

Mental Illness Hospitals Written Answers February 17, 1989

British Rail and London Underground (Women Workers) Written Answers February 20, 1989

United States (Members' Visits) Written Answers March 7, 1989

Middle East Written Answers March 8, 1989

2 speeches — The Arts Commons March 13, 1989

Architecture (Protection) Written Answers March 16, 1989

Group of Seven Written Answers April 6, 1989

Economic Performance Written Answers April 6, 1989

EC Fraud Written Answers April 11, 1989

Free Trade Written Answers April 13, 1989

Labour Statistics Written Answers April 18, 1989

Leasehold Reform (Commonhold) Commons April 19, 1989

Training Schemes Written Answers April 27, 1989

Nuclear Deterrent Written Answers May 11, 1989

2 speeches — Nuclear Fusion Commons May 15, 1989

Student Unions Written Answers June 6, 1989

Benefit Fraud Written Answers June 20, 1989

Business Sponsorship Commons June 26, 1989

Income Tax Written Answers July 6, 1989

Local Government Written Answers July 13, 1989

Aerospace Industry Written Answers July 18, 1989

Nuclear Deterrent Written Answers October 19, 1989

London Squares Preservation (Amendment) Commons October 24, 1989

Local Government (London) Written Answers October 24, 1989

Defence Studies Written Answers October 24, 1989

Housing Policy Written Answers October 26, 1989

Leasehold Flats Written Answers November 1, 1989

Community Charge Commons December 13, 1989

Local Government Finance Written Answers December 13, 1989

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