Mr Frederick Ponsonby

October 27, 1958 -
Summary information for Mr Frederick Ponsonby

Contributions

1997

Education Bill Lords February 10, 1997

Poverty and Ill Health Lords February 12, 1997

10 speeches — Education Bill Lords February 24, 1997

London Underground Lords February 25, 1997

7 speeches — Education Bill Lords February 25, 1997

2 speeches — Education Bill Lords February 25, 1997

3 speeches — Education Bill Lords March 3, 1997

Transport: An Integrated Policy Lords March 12, 1997

NATO: Eastward Expansion Lords March 14, 1997

6 speeches — Education Bill Lords March 17, 1997

2 speeches — Education Bill Lords March 17, 1997

Address in Reply to Her Majesty's Most Gracious Speech Lords May 20, 1997

Hong Kong Lords June 12, 1997

Industry: Competitiveness Lords June 18, 1997

Planning Inquiries Lords June 19, 1997

4 speeches — Education (Schools) Bill Lords June 24, 1997

NATO Summit, 8–9 July: Programme Written Answers July 3, 1997

Cookham Wood Secure Training Centre Written Answers July 3, 1997

School Standards White Paper Lords July 7, 1997

REPORT ON EFFECT OF ABOLITION OF ASSISTED PLACES SCHEMES Lords July 10, 1997

Veterinary Medicines Directorate: Annual Report and Accounts Written Answers July 25, 1997

European Council, Amsterdam Lords July 28, 1997

Prison Service: Audit Report Written Answers July 28, 1997

2 speeches — Local Education Authorities: Extra Funding Lords October 15, 1997

2 speeches — Early Years Education Lords October 16, 1997

2 speeches — Bosnia: UK Troops Lords November 3, 1997

Defence Policy Lords November 6, 1997

Oxford and Cambridge Universities Lords November 12, 1997

"Highway Code": Draft Revision Written Answers November 13, 1997

Great Lakes Region, Africa Lords November 20, 1997

Teaching and Higher Education Bill [H.L.] Lords December 11, 1997

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