Mr Fergus Montgomery

November 25, 1927 -
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Contributions

1971

Expenditure Written Answers January 15, 1971

Farming Income Written Answers February 9, 1971

Hadrian's Wall (Overhead Electricity Cables) Written Answers February 10, 1971

A5 ROAD (GAILEY ROUNDABOUT —SHROPSHIRE BORDER) Commons February 11, 1971

2 speeches — Road Safety Written Answers March 10, 1971

Business Management Education Written Answers March 12, 1971

Youth Service Written Answers March 29, 1971

Community Centre and Village Hall Projects Written Answers March 29, 1971

4 speeches — EDUCATION Commons April 21, 1971

2 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN ENGLAND (WHITE PAPER) Commons May 19, 1971

Transport and Land Use (Planning) Written Answers May 19, 1971

Transport (Study) Written Answers May 19, 1971

Student Grants Written Answers May 21, 1971

Local Government Reorganisation (West Midlands) Written Answers May 26, 1971

Closed Circuit Television Commons June 9, 1971

School-leaving Age Commons June 10, 1971

BROMSGROVE Commons June 15, 1971

2 speeches — Heavy Lorries (Goods Distribution) Commons June 16, 1971

Commonwealth Development Corporation Written Answers June 21, 1971

Babies (Strangulation) Written Answers June 22, 1971

European Economic Community Commons July 12, 1971

EXCEPTION RELATED TO FREE SCHOOL MEALS Commons July 14, 1971

Teachers (Pay) Written Answers July 20, 1971

2 speeches — European Economic Community Commons July 28, 1971

Scheduled Monuments (Protection) Written Answers July 28, 1971

Sandwich Course Students Written Answers July 28, 1971

Teachers' Pay (Report) Written Answers October 20, 1971

2 speeches — European Economic Community Commons October 27, 1971

2 speeches — Seat Belts Commons November 24, 1971

Expenditure Written Answers December 7, 1971

Road Safety Written Answers December 15, 1971

School Building Written Answers December 16, 1971

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