Mr Frederick Willey

1910 - 1987
Summary information for Mr Frederick Willey

Contributions

1976

British Shipbulders (Organising Committee) Written Answers January 13, 1976

Shipbuilders (Credit Facilities) Written Answers February 2, 1976

RACE RELATIONS BILL Commons March 4, 1976

Greenwell Drydocks Limited (Shares) Written Answers March 15, 1976

Sunderland Drydocks (Closure) Written Answers April 5, 1976

North-East Coast Shiprepairers Ltd. Written Answers April 5, 1976

3 speeches — Greenwell Drydocks Ltd. Written Answers April 5, 1976

2 speeches — GREENWELL DRYDOCKS, SUNDERLAND Commons April 9, 1976

3 speeches — KEEPING OF RECORDS Commons July 8, 1976

2 speeches — RIGHT OF PERSONS ENGAGED IN SHIPBUILDING OR SHIPREPAIRING TO OBJECT TO PRACTICES OF BRITISH SHIPBUILDERS OR ITS WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARIES Commons July 27, 1976

2 speeches — HEADQUARTERS OF BRITISH SHIPBUILDERS Commons July 27, 1976

5 speeches — GENERAL DUTIES OF THE CORPORATIONS Commons July 28, 1976

4 speeches — CORPORATIONS TO GIVE EFFECT TO DIRECTIONS OF SECRETARY OF STATE Commons July 28, 1976

Commission for Racial Equality (Chairman) Written Answers July 29, 1976

2 speeches — PROCEDURE ETC. OF ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL Commons July 29, 1976

Greenwell's Shipyard, Sunderland Written Answers October 13, 1976

Race Relations (Standing Advisory Council) Written Answers October 14, 1976

Sunderland Written Answers October 15, 1976

Sunderland Written Answers October 15, 1976

Examinations Written Answers October 26, 1976

ESTABLISHMENT AND DUITES OF COMMISSION Commons October 27, 1976

LOCAL AUTHORITIES: GENERAL STATUTORY DUTY Commons October 27, 1976

Sunderland Written Answers November 2, 1976

4 speeches — DISSIPATION OF ASSETS BY TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING HOLDERS OF SECURITIES ETC. Commons November 18, 1976

3 speeches — AIRCRAFT AND SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRIES BILL Commons December 1, 1976

10 speeches — Suggested Amendments Commons December 7, 1976

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