Mr Edward Short

December 17, 1912 -
Summary information for Mr Edward Short

Contributions

1971

RIGHTS OF WORKERS IN RESPECT OF TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP AND ACTIVITIES Commons January 28, 1971

Grant-Aided Secondary Independent Schools (Finance) Commons February 4, 1971

School Milk Commons February 4, 1971

School Curricula (Responsibility) Commons February 4, 1971

NORTHERN IRELAND (SOLDIER'S DEATH) Commons February 8, 1971

5 speeches — TEACHERS (SALARIES) Commons February 24, 1971

Primary School Building, Derbyshire Commons March 4, 1971

Higher Education (Rephasing) Commons March 4, 1971

2 speeches — SCHOOL MEALS Commons March 8, 1971

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons March 18, 1971

9 speeches — EDUCATION Commons April 21, 1971

Primary Education (Expenditure) Commons May 6, 1971

Student Unions (Funds) Commons May 6, 1971

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons May 20, 1971

Teachers (Probationary Year) Commons June 10, 1971

Education Authorities (Minimum Size) Commons June 10, 1971

School Meals Commons June 10, 1971

15 speeches — EDUCATION (MILK) BILL Commons June 14, 1971

4 speeches — MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES (ADMISSION CHARGES) Commons June 21, 1971

Housing Scheme, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Written Answers July 7, 1971

School Meals Commons July 8, 1971

Secondary Education (Reorganisation) Commons July 8, 1971

8 speeches — EXISTING DEVELOPMENT AREAS—ENGLAND AND WALES Commons July 14, 1971

2 speeches — EXCEPTION RELATED TO FREE SCHOOL MEALS Commons July 14, 1971

PROVISION OF MILK IN SCOTLAND Commons July 14, 1971

5 speeches — EDUCATION (STUDENT UNIONS' FUNDS) Commons October 20, 1971

24 speeches — EDUCATION Commons November 5, 1971

2 speeches — Nursery Education Commons November 18, 1971

13 speeches — EDUCATION Commons November 18, 1971

Immigrant Pupils Commons December 16, 1971

Handicapped Pupils, Oldham Commons December 16, 1971

Postgraduate Students (Grants) Commons December 16, 1971

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