Mr Ian Stewart
August 10, 1935 -Summary information for Mr Ian Stewart
Contributions
1975
Wallington Radio Station Written Answers January 17, 1975
RELIEF FOR INCREASE IN STOCK VALUES IN FINANCIAL YEAR 1973 Commons January 21, 1975
FINANCE BILL Commons January 22, 1975
Golden Chemical Products, Hitchin Written Answers January 27, 1975
2 speeches — Air Traffic Beacon (Barkway) Written Answers February 6, 1975
Mileage Allowances Written Answers February 18, 1975
Gold Coins Written Answers February 19, 1975
EEC Aid Commons February 24, 1975
Barnet Bypass Written Answers February 28, 1975
VAT: EIGHT PER CENT. RATE Commons March 3, 1975
BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 17, 1975
CONDUCT OF REFERENDUM Commons April 23, 1975
Overseas Students Written Answers May 8, 1975
NEW TOWNS BILL Commons May 12, 1975
ELIZABETH GARRETT ANDERSON HOSPITAL Commons May 16, 1975
Museums and Galleries Written Answers May 19, 1975
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital Written Answers May 21, 1975
2 speeches — Price Commission Commons June 16, 1975
Scottish Parliament Site, Perth Written Answers June 20, 1975
Archaeology (Scotland) Written Answers June 20, 1975
Archaeology Written Answers June 20, 1975
Diplomatic Staffs (Warsaw Pact Countries) Written Answers July 4, 1975
2 speeches — RATE OF CHILD BENEFIT Commons July 7, 1975
ALFRED HERBERT LIMITED Commons July 9, 1975
Doctors (Pay) Written Answers July 17, 1975
Almshouses (Rent Rebates) Written Answers August 7, 1975
2 speeches — APPLICATION OF SECTIONS 6 TO 11 Commons October 30, 1975
Treasure Trove (Water Newton) Written Answers November 3, 1975
Hospitals (Private Patients) Written Answers November 4, 1975
Treasure Trove (Water Newton) Written Answers November 4, 1975
Historic Buildings Written Answers November 10, 1975
Treasure Trove (Water Newton) Written Answers November 12, 1975
2 speeches — ARBURY BANKS (PRESERVATION ORDER) Commons December 4, 1975
Act of Union Written Answers December 5, 1975
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