Mr Eric Martlew

January 3, 1949 -
Summary information for Mr Eric Martlew

Contributions

1995

West Coast Main Line Written Answers January 16, 1995

3 speeches — Service Personnel Written Answers January 23, 1995

2 speeches — Household Cavalry Written Answers January 23, 1995

Judicial Procedures Written Answers January 23, 1995

Reserve and Cadet Force Expenditure Commons January 31, 1995

3 speeches — Northern Ireland (Rules of Engagement) Commons February 1, 1995

PROTECTION OF CALVES (EXPORT) BILL Commons February 3, 1995

Service Personnel (Women) Written Answers February 3, 1995

Veal Calves (Export) Written Answers February 21, 1995

14 speeches — Live Animals (Export) Commons February 22, 1995

3 speeches — Senior Officers (Employment Conditions) Commons February 22, 1995

13 speeches — Army Commons February 23, 1995

Attack Helicopters Commons February 28, 1995

Sleeper Services Written Answers March 8, 1995

Local Government Reorganisation Commons March 21, 1995

Service Personnel (Suicide) Written Answers March 27, 1995

Courts Martial Commons March 28, 1995

West Coast Main Line Commons March 29, 1995

Departmental Expenditure Commons May 2, 1995

20 speeches — Royal Air Force Commons May 4, 1995

Rail Services Commons May 17, 1995

Business of the House Commons May 18, 1995

Drug Abuse Written Answers May 18, 1995

Base Closures Written Answers May 23, 1995

Ex-service Women Commons June 6, 1995

2 speeches — Engagements Commons June 6, 1995

RAF Personnel (Overseas Peployment) Commons July 4, 1995

6 speeches — FIRST DAY Commons October 16, 1995

National Lottery Commons October 25, 1995

A66 Written Answers October 25, 1995

West Coast Main Line Written Answers November 7, 1995

Ammunition Dumps, Solway Firth Written Answers November 8, 1995

Radioactive Waste, Carlisle Written Answers November 8, 1995

2 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons December 4, 1995

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