Mr Eric Heffer
January 12, 1922 - May 27, 1991Summary information for Mr Eric Heffer
Contributions
1987
4 speeches — Severe Weather Payments Commons January 14, 1987
BTR and Pilkington Bros. Commons January 15, 1987
Local Government Finance Bill Commons January 19, 1987
2 speeches — Government Economic Policies Commons January 20, 1987
2 speeches — Afghanistan (Human Rights) Commons January 21, 1987
Nicaragua Written Answers January 21, 1987
Business of the House Commons January 27, 1987
5 speeches — High Court Injunction (Mr. Speaker's Order) Commons January 27, 1987
Business of the House Commons January 29, 1987
Diplock Courts Commons February 2, 1987
5 speeches — BBC (Special Branch Raid) Commons February 2, 1987
10 speeches — Rate Support Grants Bill Commons February 4, 1987
Liverpool Written Answers February 4, 1987
Prisons Commons February 5, 1987
Accommodation Commons February 9, 1987
2 speeches — Housing and Homelessness Commons February 10, 1987
Employment and Training Commons February 12, 1987
Women in the Community Commons February 17, 1987
Bus Deregulation Commons February 23, 1987
Trade Unions Commons February 24, 1987
2 speeches — Taxis (Members' Entrance) Commons March 4, 1987
Business of the House Commons March 5, 1987
Taxis Written Answers March 9, 1987
Engagements Commons March 12, 1987
3 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 23, 1987
3 speeches — Rate Support Grant Commons March 25, 1987
Recruitment Commons March 30, 1987
5 speeches — Liverpool (Rate Support Grant) Commons April 1, 1987
5 speeches — DEATH PENALTY Commons April 1, 1987
Cruelty to Animals Commons April 2, 1987
Soviet Union (Prime Minister's Visit) Commons April 2, 1987
Maguire Case Written Answers April 7, 1987
3 speeches — MEANING OF "COMPETENT HARBOUR AUTHORITY" AND "HARBOUR" Commons April 9, 1987
Guildford Pub Bombings Written Answers April 9, 1987
2 speeches — Police (Agents Provocateurs) Commons April 10, 1987
Maguire Case Written Answers April 10, 1987
6 speeches — Security Commons April 27, 1987
Housing Commons April 28, 1987
Guildford Pub Bombings Written Answers May 7, 1987
4 speeches — Debate on the Address Commons June 25, 1987
"Today" Newspaper Commons July 1, 1987
2 speeches — Liverpool Commons July 2, 1987
"Today" Newspaper Commons July 6, 1987
2 speeches — Manufacturing and Competition Commons July 10, 1987
2 speeches — Strategic Defence Initiative Commons July 14, 1987
Development Corporations Commons July 15, 1987
Inner Cities Commons July 21, 1987
3 speeches — Mr. Frank Larsen and Others (Prosecution) Commons October 23, 1987
Financial Situation Commons October 27, 1987
8 speeches — Employment Bill Commons November 3, 1987
Business of the House Commons November 5, 1987
Financial Markets Commons November 5, 1987
2 speeches — House of Commons (Services) Commons November 10, 1987
11 speeches — MODIFICATION OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING Commons November 10, 1987
3 speeches — Business of the House Commons November 12, 1987
Social Security Benefits Commons November 12, 1987
2 speeches — Immigration Bill Commons November 16, 1987
2 speeches — Self-employment Commons November 17, 1987
Common Agricultural Policy Commons November 19, 1987
Inner-city Areas Written Answers November 19, 1987
2 speeches — Points of Order Commons November 23, 1987
6 speeches — Future Government of Scotland Commons November 23, 1987
Rate Support Grant (England) Commons November 30, 1987
6 speeches — Housing Bill Commons November 30, 1987
Education Reform Commons December 1, 1987
3 speeches — Girobank Commons December 1, 1987
8 speeches — Health and Safety Commons December 2, 1987
BBC (Injunction) Commons December 4, 1987
World Peace Council Commons December 8, 1987
European Council (Copenhagen) Commons December 8, 1987
INF Agreement Written Answers December 8, 1987
2 speeches — Rate Support Grant (England) Commons December 9, 1987
Fuel Disconnections Commons December 14, 1987
7 speeches — Unemployment Commons December 14, 1987
Afghanistan Commons December 16, 1987
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