Mr Edward Short

December 17, 1912 -
Summary information for Mr Edward Short

Contributions

1990

School Terms and Exams: Timings Lords January 25, 1990

Home Help Service Lords February 8, 1990

3 speeches — Mr. Colin Wallace: Inquiry Lords February 14, 1990

"The Three Graces" Lords February 26, 1990

Education (Student Loans) Bill Lords February 27, 1990

2 speeches — The Community Charge and Private Tenants Lords February 28, 1990

Palestinian School and University Closures Lords March 6, 1990

Electric Vehicles Lords March 12, 1990

Education (Student Loans) Bill Lords March 12, 1990

Education (Student Loans) Bill Lords March 12, 1990

EC Documents: Speed of Availability Lords April 4, 1990

Community Charge: Scotland Lords April 5, 1990

Teachers and Salary Negotiations Lords April 24, 1990

The Capercaillie: Protection Lords April 25, 1990

2 speeches — Environment Week Lords April 25, 1990

Religious Broadcasting by Satellite Lords May 16, 1990

Cervical Screening Lords June 5, 1990

Self-Employment: Growth since 1979 Lords June 20, 1990

2 speeches — Exchange Rate Mechanism Lords July 4, 1990

Animal Feed Labelling Lords July 11, 1990

Student Benefits Lords July 24, 1990

4 speeches — Scotland: Community Charge Administration Lords July 25, 1990

Community Charge and the Window Tax Lords July 26, 1990

Iraq: Nuclear Capability Lords October 16, 1990

Press Complaints Commission Lords October 17, 1990

Housing: Completions and Starts Lords November 14, 1990

Employment Figures Lords November 20, 1990

Unemployment Figures Lords November 20, 1990

Primary Schools: Grant-maintained Status Lords November 21, 1990

2 speeches — School Governors' Workload Lords December 4, 1990

The Gulf: Concessionary Telephone Calls Lords December 5, 1990

Northern Ireland: Status Lords December 19, 1990

Health Authorities: Membership Lords December 20, 1990

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