Mr Geoffrey Dodsworth

June 7, 1928 -
Summary information for Mr Geoffrey Dodsworth

Contributions

1974

CONSUMER CREDIT BILL [LORDS] Commons June 17, 1974

Concorde Written Answers July 1, 1974

2 speeches — Development Corporations (Appointments) Commons July 3, 1974

Equestrians Written Answers July 3, 1974

FINANCE BILL Commons July 16, 1974

Inland Waterways Written Answers July 16, 1974

Road Accidents (Equestrians) Written Answers July 17, 1974

2 speeches — CONSUMER HIRE AGREEMENTS Commons July 19, 1974

VARIATION OF AGREEMENTS Commons July 19, 1974

M25, Chorleywood Written Answers July 24, 1974

Transport (Hertfordshire) Written Answers July 26, 1974

MOTORWAY NOISE Commons July 29, 1974

2 speeches — HERTFORDSHIRE (PUBLIC TRANSPORT) Commons November 1, 1974

OIL TAXATION BILL Commons November 27, 1974

PRICE CODE Commons December 2, 1974

Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Written Answers December 2, 1974

Pensions Written Answers December 3, 1974

Service Men's Children Written Answers December 4, 1974

Nationalisation Written Answers December 9, 1974

Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Written Answers December 9, 1974

2 speeches — Value Added Tax Commons December 12, 1974

Ships (Registration) Written Answers December 12, 1974

PRIME MINISTER (VISITS) Written Answers December 12, 1974

2 speeches — Diabetic Foods Commons December 16, 1974

BAKERLOO LINE Commons December 16, 1974

Shipbuilding Written Answers December 16, 1974

Transport Services Written Answers December 16, 1974

2 speeches — Service Men Overseas (Children's Education) Commons December 17, 1974

FINANCE BILL Commons December 17, 1974

2 speeches — Cyprus Commons December 18, 1974

2 speeches — Immigration Commons December 19, 1974

Television Licences Written Answers December 20, 1974

Hospital Patients' Next of Kin Written Answers December 20, 1974

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