Mr James Ramsden

November 1, 1923 -
Summary information for Mr James Ramsden

Contributions

1968

3 speeches — DEFENCE (ARMY) SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE, 1967–68 Commons January 22, 1968

BRITISH STANDARD TIME BILL [Lords] Commons January 23, 1968

2 speeches — PUBLIC SERVICE AND ARMED FORCES PENSIONS REVIEW BILL Commons January 26, 1968

Aluminium Smelters Written Answers February 7, 1968

Europe (British Forces) Commons February 14, 1968

3 speeches — Tactical Strike and Reconnaissance Aircraft Commons February 14, 1968

Surface-to-Surface Weapons Commons February 14, 1968

Aircraft (Cancellation Payments) Commons February 14, 1968

2 speeches — Gurkha Brigade Commons February 14, 1968

2 speeches — British Forces, Germany Written Answers February 14, 1968

DEFENCE Commons March 5, 1968

15 speeches — TERRITORIAL ARMY Commons March 6, 1968

2 speeches — DEFENCE (ARMY) ESTIMATES, 1968–69, VOTE A Commons March 6, 1968

LONG-TERM AIRCRAFT PROGRAMME Commons March 7, 1968

3 speeches — NAVAL POLICY Commons March 11, 1968

2 speeches — Vote 1. Pay, etc., of the Army Commons March 12, 1968

B.A.O.R. Brigade, United Kingdom (Deployment) Commons March 20, 1968

Chinook Helicopters Commons March 20, 1968

2 speeches — Armed Forces (Rôle) Commons March 20, 1968

3 speeches — Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve, III Commons March 20, 1968

British Army of the Rhine Commons March 20, 1968

2 speeches — DUTY OF HIGHWAY AUTHORITY IN REGARD TO STRUCTURES. Commons April 9, 1968

5 speeches — PLOUGHING OF FOOTPATH OR BRIDLEWAY. Commons April 9, 1968

ACCESS TO OPEN COUNTRY: RIVERS, CANALS AND WOODLANDS. Commons April 9, 1968

PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY. Commons April 9, 1968

REPEALS. Commons April 9, 1968

2 speeches — Armed Forces (Pay and Allowances) Commons May 1, 1968

Territorial Army Commons May 1, 1968

Royal Observer Corps Commons May 1, 1968

B.A.O.R. (Brigade Transfer) Commons May 1, 1968

Royal Scots Greys Commons May 1, 1968

6 speeches — BRITISH ARMY (VOLUNTARY RESERVES) Commons May 15, 1968

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons May 16, 1968

2 speeches — New Clause 11. Commons May 20, 1968

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons May 23, 1968

ARMED FORCES (PAY) Commons May 30, 1968

2 speeches — Doctors (Recruitment and Fay) Commons June 12, 1968

Scottish Regiments Commons June 12, 1968

2 speeches — B.A.O.R. Commons June 12, 1968

T.A.V.R.III Commons June 12, 1968

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 20, 1968

Allerton Park Flyover Written Answers June 28, 1968

Low Flying Training, Harrogate Written Answers July 3, 1968

SCOTTISH REGIMENTS (FUTURE) Commons July 15, 1968

Far East (Military Reinforcement Exercise) Commons July 17, 1968

2 speeches — Armed Forces (Strength) Commons July 17, 1968

2 speeches — Vigilant Commons July 17, 1968

Medical Officers Commons July 17, 1968

White Paper Commons July 17, 1968

Civil Projects (Military Personnel) Commons July 17, 1968

Regular Infantry Battalions Commons July 17, 1968

4 speeches — DEFENCE Commons July 25, 1968

Army (Re-engagement Rate) Commons November 13, 1968

Free-Fall Parachutes Commons November 13, 1968

Army Reserves Commons November 13, 1968

Armed Forces (Strength) Commons November 13, 1968

IMPORT DEPOSITS Commons November 26, 1968

TERRITORIAL ARMY Commons November 28, 1968

Territorial Army Centres Written Answers December 6, 1968

Medical and Dental Cadets Written Answers December 6, 1968

6 speeches — PONIES BILL Commons December 13, 1968

DEFENCE (ARMY) Commons December 16, 1968

14 speeches — ARMED FORCES AND RESERVES (RUN-DOWN) Commons December 16, 1968

Persian Gulf (Withdrawal of British Forces) Commons December 18, 1968

Army Reserves Commons December 18, 1968

United States Arms and Equipment Commons December 18, 1968

Royal Marines (Recruits) Commons December 18, 1968

N.A.T.O. Obligations (Manpower) Commons December 18, 1968

Army (Strength) Written Answers December 18, 1968

Reserve Forces Written Answers December 18, 1968

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