Mr Eddie Loyden
May 3, 1923 - April 27, 2003Summary information for Mr Eddie Loyden
Contributions
1993
Royal Navy Ships Written Answers January 12, 1993
Labour Statistics Commons January 19, 1993
Business of the House Commons January 21, 1993
National Health Service Commons January 26, 1993
Hospital Deaths Written Answers January 27, 1993
School Governors Written Answers February 2, 1993
Drug Smuggling Written Answers February 23, 1993
Brian Charrington Written Answers February 23, 1993
Shipbuilding Commons March 17, 1993
Toxic Emissions Written Answers March 17, 1993
Health Nursing (Liverpool) Commons March 31, 1993
2 speeches — Value Added Tax (Fuel) Commons April 1, 1993
Angola Written Answers April 19, 1993
2 speeches — Battle of the Atlantic Commons April 20, 1993
Small Businesses (North-west) Commons April 21, 1993
School Buildings, Liverpool Written Answers May 11, 1993
Angola Written Answers May 12, 1993
4 speeches — Automated Credit Transfer Commons May 19, 1993
2 speeches — Ports (Accidents) Written Answers May 27, 1993
Dock Workers (Compensation) Written Answers May 27, 1993
Towing Services Written Answers June 7, 1993
2 speeches — Engagements Commons June 10, 1993
Asbestos Claims Written Answers June 10, 1993
Post-operative Care Written Answers June 25, 1993
Liverpool Women's Hospital Written Answers June 25, 1993
Business of the House Commons July 8, 1993
Angola Written Answers July 14, 1993
Maritime Refitting and Repair Written Answers July 19, 1993
Investment (North-West) Commons July 21, 1993
2 speeches — Oil Industry Written Answers October 18, 1993
Business of the House Commons October 21, 1993
National Savings Written Answers October 25, 1993
Proposed Hospital, Liverpool Written Answers November 5, 1993
Social Security Uprating Commons December 1, 1993
Business of the House Commons December 9, 1993
Electricity Supply Written Answers December 17, 1993
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