Mr James Lester

May 23, 1932 -
Summary information for Mr James Lester

Contributions

1985

10 speeches — Coal Industry Dispute Commons February 4, 1985

Independent Schools (Local Authority Facilities) Commons February 26, 1985

Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 21, 1985

Africa (Famine) Commons March 22, 1985

Khartoum North Power Station Written Answers April 15, 1985

Broadcast Group Written Answers April 26, 1985

Direct Selling (VAT) Written Answers May 8, 1985

Nottinghamshire Commons May 14, 1985

3 speeches — Base Workshops, Bicester Written Answers May 20, 1985

Crown Agents Written Answers May 22, 1985

Onshore Oil and Gas (Exhibition) Written Answers May 22, 1985

Family Income Supplement Written Answers May 24, 1985

European Cup Final (Brussels) Commons June 3, 1985

3 speeches — Dog Training Written Answers June 3, 1985

2 speeches — Wages Councils Commons June 6, 1985

PAYE Written Answers June 10, 1985

Value Added Tax Written Answers June 11, 1985

Overseas Development and Co-operation Commons July 1, 1985

11 speeches — OFFENCES IN CONNECTION WITH ALCOHOL, CONTAINERS ETC. AT SPORTS GROUNDS Commons July 3, 1985

2 speeches — Sudan Commons July 22, 1985

Labour Statistics Commons October 29, 1985

Cable and Wireless Written Answers November 7, 1985

Africa (Agriculture) Commons November 11, 1985

2 speeches — Social Security and Education Commons November 11, 1985

Enterprise and Employment Commons November 12, 1985

British National Oil Corporation Written Answers November 18, 1985

Council of Energy Ministers Written Answers November 18, 1985

4 speeches — UNESCO Commons November 22, 1985

2 speeches — Sugar and Starch Commons December 2, 1985

2 speeches — UNESCO Written Answers December 2, 1985

Building Societies Written Answers December 6, 1985

British Gas Written Answers December 9, 1985

Gas Installation (Safety) Written Answers December 9, 1985

Crown Prosecution Service Commons December 11, 1985

Overseas Aid Commons December 17, 1985

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