Mr Geoffrey Rippon
May 28, 1924 - January 28, 1997Summary information for Mr Geoffrey Rippon
Contributions
1959
3 speeches — ALIENS (DETENTION) Commons January 23, 1959
Plant and Machinery (Rating) Written Answers January 30, 1959
Public Libraries (Committee's Report) Written Answers February 13, 1959
4 speeches — Clause6. — (MEANS OF ESCAPE IN CASE OF FIRE.) Commons April 14, 1959
5 speeches — Clause 1. — (POSTPONEMENT OF NEW VALUATION LISTS, AND RESTRICTION ON PROPOSALS FOR ALTERING CURRENT LISTS.) Commons April 16, 1959
2 speeches — Clause 1.—(REPEAL OF CERTAIN PRO VISIONS AS TO EXERCISE OF FUNCTIONS BY FIRE AUTHORITIES.) Commons July 3, 1959
Clause 6.—(APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.) Commons July 3, 1959
4 speeches — CITY OF LONDON (VARIOUS POWERS) BILL [Lords] (By Order) Commons July 6, 1959
2 speeches — Prestwick Airport (Road) Commons November 9, 1959
2 speeches — Factory Premises, Northampton Commons November 9, 1959
Aircraft Factory, Christchurch (Contracts) Commons November 16, 1959
2 speeches — Aircraft Operators (Third-Party Risks) Commons November 16, 1959
2 speeches — Private Airlines (Fares) Commons November 23, 1959
Manchester Airport (Diversions) Written Answers November 23, 1959
Prestwick Airport (Terminal Buildings) Written Answers November 23, 1959
6 speeches — AIRCRAFT NOISE (LONDON AIRPORT) Commons November 27, 1959
2 speeches — Aircraft Accident, Spain Commons November 30, 1959
Scottish Services Written Answers November 30, 1959
2 speeches — Factory, Swindon Commons December 7, 1959
3 speeches — Private Flying Commons December 7, 1959
2 speeches — de Havilland's Commons December 7, 1959
2 speeches — Private Aircraft (Navigational Aids) Commons December 7, 1959
3 speeches — Land, Chalgrove Commons December 7, 1959
5 speeches — AIR CORPORATIONS BILL Commons December 15, 1959
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