Mr Eric Martlew

January 3, 1949 -
Summary information for Mr Eric Martlew

Contributions

1987

Local Government Bill [Money] Commons July 6, 1987

Hospital Staffs (East Cumbria) Written Answers July 8, 1987

Benefit Fraud Investigation Written Answers July 8, 1987

Air Passenger Safety (Smokehoods) Written Answers July 13, 1987

Seat Belts Written Answers July 13, 1987

Accident Statistics Written Answers July 13, 1987

Labour Statistics Written Answers July 14, 1987

Unemployment Benefit Written Answers July 14, 1987

2 speeches — Water Authorities (Privatisation) Commons July 15, 1987

Business of the House Commons July 23, 1987

Public Utility Transfers and Water Charges Bill Commons October 21, 1987

National Rivers Authority Written Answers November 4, 1987

2 speeches — RESTRICTION ON DEPOSIT OF MATERIAL Commons November 10, 1987

Type 23 Frigates Written Answers November 10, 1987

London City Airport Written Answers November 12, 1987

4 speeches — Rate Capping Written Answers November 12, 1987

4 speeches — Food Protection Commons November 25, 1987

Bowling Green Hostel, Carlisle Written Answers November 25, 1987

Carlisle-Settle Railway Line Written Answers November 26, 1987

Police (Carlisle) Written Answers November 26, 1987

Privatisation Written Answers November 26, 1987

Mobility and Attendance Allowances (Carlisle) Written Answers November 27, 1987

Hospital Patients (Carlisle) Written Answers November 27, 1987

National Curriculum Written Answers December 1, 1987

Carlisle Written Answers December 3, 1987

Carlisle Written Answers December 4, 1987

INF Agreement Written Answers December 8, 1987

3 speeches — RAF Carlisle (Staff Transfer) Commons December 15, 1987

Community Programme and Job Training Scheme Written Answers December 15, 1987

Pesticides Written Answers December 17, 1987

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