Mr George Howarth
June 29, 1949 -Summary information for Mr George Howarth
Contributions
1987
Severe Weather Payments Commons January 14, 1987
Share Dealings Written Answers January 28, 1987
Supplementary Benefit Written Answers February 10, 1987
Museums (Visits) Written Answers February 16, 1987
Public Expenditure Commons February 18, 1987
2 speeches — Priorities for the Elderly Commons February 25, 1987
Share Dealings Written Answers February 25, 1987
Restart Written Answers February 25, 1987
Job Creation Written Answers March 3, 1987
Restart Written Answers March 4, 1987
Homeless Households Written Answers March 4, 1987
Crimes Against the Elderly Commons March 5, 1987
Training Standards Advisory Service Written Answers March 17, 1987
Fishing Industry Written Answers March 19, 1987
Pressurised Water Nuclear Reactors Written Answers March 30, 1987
2 speeches — Soviet Union (Prime Minister's Visit) Commons April 2, 1987
Incinerators (Toxic Emissions) Commons April 3, 1987
Social and Economic Policies Commons April 6, 1987
2 speeches — Eric Bemrose Plant, Liverpool Commons April 7, 1987
2 speeches — Food Aid Commons April 23, 1987
Housing Commons April 28, 1987
3 speeches — Senior Colman Engineering Ltd., Cheshire Commons April 28, 1987
Academic Medical Staff Commons July 7, 1987
Inner-city Programme Written Answers July 8, 1987
VAT Written Answers July 20, 1987
6 speeches — Urban Development Corporations (Financial Limits) Bill Commons November 4, 1987
Rating Reform Written Answers November 4, 1987
Amphibious Vessels Written Answers November 10, 1987
3 speeches — Housing Benefit Commons November 19, 1987
Housing Bill Commons November 30, 1987
City Technology Colleges Commons December 1, 1987
2 speeches — Girobank Commons December 1, 1987
Education Reform Bill Commons December 1, 1987
Homelessness Written Answers December 2, 1987
Rate Support Grant (England) Commons December 9, 1987
Recruitment Written Answers December 14, 1987
Intervention Stocks Written Answers December 17, 1987
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