Mr Edward Evans
1883 - March 30, 1960Summary information for Mr Edward Evans
Contributions
1946
3 speeches — COASTAL AREAS(REHABILITATION) Commons February 22, 1946
Schizophrenia Cases (Discharged Personnel) Written Answers March 7, 1946
TECHNICAL EDUCATION Commons March 22, 1946
3 speeches — PENSIONS AND GRANTS Commons March 28, 1946
2 speeches — Handicapped Children Commons March 28, 1946
HOLIDAY RESORTS (FOOD SUPPLIES) Commons April 11, 1946
HERRING PRICES (FISHERMEN'S DEMAND) Commons April 18, 1946
COAST EROSION Commons April 18, 1946
COAST EROSION Commons April 18, 1946
RACE HORSES (OATS) Written Answers May 22, 1946
Aural Aids Commons May 23, 1946
Trawler Fishing (Court of Inquiry) Written Answers July 8, 1946
2 speeches — COASTAL TOWNS (INCREASED TRADERS' LOANS) Commons July 11, 1946
Blindness (Visiting Mission) Written Answers July 24, 1946
COAST EROSION Written Answers July 25, 1946
Overall Consumption Statistics Written Answers October 23, 1946
Deaf Pupils (Special Schools) Written Answers October 23, 1946
School Visits Commons October 31, 1946
2 speeches — HOTEL INDUSTRY (REHABILITATION PRIORITIES) Commons November 1, 1946
NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE BILL Commons November 4, 1946
COAST EROSION Commons November 18, 1946
EAST ANGLIAN HERRING FLEET (CATCHES) Commons November 18, 1946
Passenger Services Written Answers November 18, 1946
Traffic Acceptance Restrictions Written Answers November 18, 1946
Hearing Aids (Batteries) Written Answers November 19, 1946
DEAF PERSONS (WELFARE) Commons November 20, 1946
Children, Cologne (Spectacles) Written Answers November 20, 1946
3 speeches — HERRING INDUSTRY Commons November 29, 1946
Transport, Beccles Commons December 5, 1946
CLAUSE 22.—(General restrictions on export.) Commons December 5, 1946
NEW CLAUSE.—(Duration.) Commons December 9, 1946
Domestic Supplies Written Answers December 19, 1946
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