Mr Hugh Brown

May 18, 1919 -
Summary information for Mr Hugh Brown

Contributions

1970

2 speeches — PRICE CONTROL (MINISTERIAL CO-ORDINATION) Commons February 10, 1970

2 speeches — SCOTLAND (RATE REBATES) Commons February 17, 1970

Housing Written Answers February 17, 1970

4 speeches — Murders and Crimes of Violence Commons February 18, 1970

RATE SUPPORT GRANT (SCOTLAND) Commons March 3, 1970

Assaults on Police Written Answers March 4, 1970

Teachers' Pay Written Answers March 10, 1970

COUNCIL HOUSE COMMUNITIES Commons March 25, 1970

Part-time Education Commons April 15, 1970

Construction Industry Commons May 12, 1970

Part-time Education Commons May 13, 1970

Retirement Pension Books Written Answers May 14, 1970

2 speeches — Government, Local Authorities and People (Communications) Commons July 8, 1970

2 speeches — Urban Areas (Housing and Social Needs) Commons July 8, 1970

3 speeches — PENSIONS FOR OR IN RESPECT OF PERSONS OVER PENSIONABLE AGE 5TH JULY, 1948 Commons July 15, 1970

2 speeches — NATIONAL INSURANCE (OLD PERSONS' AND WIDOWS' PENSIONS AND ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE) BILL Commons July 15, 1970

Schoolchildren (Dentures) Commons October 28, 1970

2 speeches — FAMILY INCOME SUPPLEMENTS BILL Commons November 10, 1970

Council Houses (Sale) Commons November 11, 1970

3 speeches — FAMILY INCOME SUPPLEMENT Commons November 17, 1970

2 speeches — AMOUNT OF FAMILY INCOME SUPPLEMENT Commons November 18, 1970

RESOURCES TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT Commons November 18, 1970

DETERMINATION OF RIGHT TO, AND AMOUNT OF, FAMILY INCOME SUPPLEMENT. Commons November 18, 1970

FAMILY INCOME SUPPLEMENTS BILL Commons November 18, 1970

QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS Commons November 30, 1970

SECRETARY OF STATE'S REPORT Commons December 1, 1970

PREVENTION OF DOUBLE PAYMENTS AND RECOVERY OF OVERPAYMENTS Commons December 1, 1970

BRITISH STANDARD TIME Commons December 2, 1970

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