Mr Graham Riddick

August 26, 1955 -
Summary information for Mr Graham Riddick

Contributions

1991

Local Government Finance (England) Commons January 17, 1991

Security Written Answers January 17, 1991

Local Government Finance Written Answers January 30, 1991

3 speeches — NHS Hospitals Commons February 6, 1991

2 speeches — Manufacturing Output Commons February 6, 1991

2 speeches — Engagements Commons February 14, 1991

2 speeches — The Gulf Commons February 19, 1991

Manufacturing Industry Commons February 19, 1991

CAP Written Answers February 21, 1991

Labour Statistics Commons February 26, 1991

National Council for Vocational Qualifications Written Answers February 26, 1991

10 speeches — New Roads and Street Works Bill [Lords] Commons March 5, 1991

Personal Disposable Incomes Written Answers March 6, 1991

Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 20, 1991

Community Charges (General Reduction) Bill Commons March 26, 1991

Confidence in Her Majesty's Government Commons March 27, 1991

Community Charge Written Answers March 27, 1991

Community Charge Written Answers April 16, 1991

Huddersfield Resource Management Scheme Written Answers April 16, 1991

Auditors Written Answers April 18, 1991

2 speeches — Reading Methods Commons April 23, 1991

3 speeches — Broadcasting Licences Commons April 24, 1991

Security Interests Written Answers April 24, 1991

Business of the House Commons April 25, 1991

Insolvency Cases Written Answers April 29, 1991

2 speeches — Kirklees (Housing Corporation Allocation) Commons May 15, 1991

Cross-media Promotion Written Answers May 16, 1991

15 speeches — Constitutional Reform Commons May 17, 1991

Points of Order Commons May 21, 1991

Grant-maintained Schools Written Answers May 21, 1991

4 speeches — POWER OF STREET AUTHORITY OR DISTRICT COUNCIL TO UNDERTAKE STREET WORKS Commons May 22, 1991

2 speeches — REPEALS Commons May 22, 1991

Director General of Telecommunications (Report) Written Answers May 23, 1991

Business of the House Commons June 3, 1991

Community Charge Written Answers June 3, 1991

Cash Limit Written Answers June 4, 1991

2 speeches — Right to Silence Commons June 6, 1991

3 speeches — Nationalisation Commons June 7, 1991

Multi-fibre Arrangement Written Answers June 10, 1991

4 speeches — Points of Order Commons June 11, 1991

Water Industry Commons June 18, 1991

Hip and Eye Operations Written Answers June 18, 1991

Unemployed People Commons June 19, 1991

Wormwood Scrubs (Escape) Written Answers June 20, 1991

Ethiopia Written Answers June 26, 1991

Recession Commons July 3, 1991

Housing Grant Written Answers July 3, 1991

Nationalisation Written Answers July 3, 1991

Brixton Prison (Escapes) Commons July 8, 1991

2 speeches — Engagements Commons July 9, 1991

Points of Order Commons July 9, 1991

5 speeches — Low Incomes Commons July 9, 1991

Labour Statistics Written Answers July 9, 1991

2 speeches — Housing Associations Commons July 10, 1991

Points of Order Commons July 10, 1991

Business of the House Commons July 11, 1991

Constitution Written Answers July 11, 1991

Air Training Corps Written Answers July 18, 1991

Pensioners Written Answers July 22, 1991

Pensioners' Incomes Written Answers July 23, 1991

3 speeches — Points of Order Commons August 17, 1991

British Shipbuilders Written Answers October 15, 1991

Accounts Services Agency Written Answers October 15, 1991

Unilateral Nuclear Disarmament Written Answers October 15, 1991

2 speeches — Minimum Wage Commons October 16, 1991

3 speeches — Manufacturing Industry Commons October 16, 1991

Business of the House Commons October 17, 1991

2 speeches — Industrial Relations Commons October 22, 1991

Employment and Education Commons November 4, 1991

Cash Limits Written Answers November 6, 1991

Local Government Finance Bill Commons November 11, 1991

Mr. and Mrs. Beurton Written Answers November 14, 1991

Constitutional Reform Written Answers November 14, 1991

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