Mr Ivor Stanbrook
January 13, 1924 - February 18, 2004Summary information for Mr Ivor Stanbrook
Contributions
1986
Westland plc Commons January 13, 1986
Roskill Report Commons January 14, 1986
3 speeches — Engagements Commons January 23, 1986
Shops Bill Written Answers January 23, 1986
Anglo-Irish Parliamentary Tier Commons January 27, 1986
2 speeches — Anglo-Irish Intergovernmental Conference Commons January 30, 1986
Motorways (Interchange) Written Answers January 31, 1986
Irish Republic (Terrorism Convention) Written Answers February 5, 1986
Orpington Hospital Commons February 10, 1986
Gibraltar Written Answers February 11, 1986
Medical Education Written Answers February 13, 1986
Metropolitan Police Commons February 20, 1986
Business of the House Commons February 20, 1986
Philippines Commons February 26, 1986
Northern Ireland Commons March 4, 1986
British Leyland Commons March 6, 1986
Business of the House Commons March 6, 1986
Sunday Trading Commons March 12, 1986
Business of the House Commons March 13, 1986
London (Lorry Ban) Commons March 17, 1986
Petroleum Production Written Answers March 17, 1986
2 speeches — Evelyn Glenholmes Commons March 24, 1986
Anglo-Irish Intergovernmental Conference Commons March 27, 1986
Business of the House Commons March 27, 1986
Royal Ulster Constabulary Commons April 8, 1986
7 speeches — Shops Bill [Lords] Commons April 14, 1986
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons April 14, 1986
Lebanon (Terrorism) Commons April 17, 1986
Enterprise Allowance Scheme Written Answers April 22, 1986
Hong Kong Commons April 24, 1986
Oxford Street Bomb Commons April 24, 1986
Prison Officers' Dispute Commons April 29, 1986
Overseas Civil Service (War Service Credits) Commons May 1, 1986
Tokyo Economic Summit Commons May 8, 1986
2 speeches — Shops (No. 2) Commons May 13, 1986
Firearms and Crossbows Commons May 22, 1986
United States (Extradition Treaty) Commons June 5, 1986
Engagements Commons June 10, 1986
Business of the House Commons June 12, 1986
2 speeches — War Service Credits Written Answers June 12, 1986
4 speeches — Pensions Written Answers June 16, 1986
South Africa Commons June 17, 1986
2 speeches — Unfair Trade Unit Commons June 18, 1986
Northern Ireland Assembly (Dissolution) Commons June 19, 1986
Pensions (Payment) Written Answers June 19, 1986
Aid (Gross National Product) Commons June 23, 1986
Pensions Written Answers June 23, 1986
Terrorism Written Answers June 24, 1986
Business of the House Commons June 26, 1986
European Council Commons July 1, 1986
South Africa Written Answers July 2, 1986
USA (Extradiction) Commons July 3, 1986
IMMIGRATION ACT 1971 (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons July 4, 1986
South Africa Written Answers July 10, 1986
Environmental Initiative (UK 2000) Commons July 14, 1986
South Africa Commons July 16, 1986
Business of the House Commons July 17, 1986
College of the Air Commons July 18, 1986
Empty Houses Commons July 23, 1986
Sunday Trading Commons July 24, 1986
Turks and Caicos Islands Commons July 25, 1986
2 speeches — Birkbeck College Commons July 25, 1986
Visas Commons October 21, 1986
COUNTY, CONTROLLED AND MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOLS Commons October 21, 1986
Anglo-Irish Agreement Commons October 23, 1986
Overseas Civil Service Written Answers October 29, 1986
Business of the House Commons October 30, 1986
World Food Conference Written Answers October 30, 1986
2 speeches — Foreign Affairs Commons November 14, 1986
Birmingham Pub Bombings Commons November 20, 1986
Anglo-Irish Agreement Written Answers November 24, 1986
3 speeches — Terrorism Commons November 26, 1986
Anglo-Irish Agreement Commons November 27, 1986
State Security Commons December 1, 1986
Aid and Trade Provisions Commons December 1, 1986
Extradition Written Answers December 1, 1986
Business of the House Commons December 4, 1986
Student Grants Written Answers December 4, 1986
Civil Service Unions Commons December 15, 1986
Foreign Affairs Council Commons December 17, 1986
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