Mr James Wellbeloved

July 29, 1926 -
Summary information for Mr James Wellbeloved

Contributions

1966

3 speeches — COST OF LIVING Commons January 27, 1966

WOOLWICH ARSENAL SITE (REDEVELOPMENT) Commons January 27, 1966

2 speeches — National Data Processing Service Commons February 15, 1966

2 speeches — New London Airport Commons February 16, 1966

Industrial Training Boards Commons February 21, 1966

Rates Commons March 1, 1966

4 speeches — PALACE OF WESTMINSTER Commons March 9, 1966

4 speeches — RATES Commons March 9, 1966

Star Chamber Court (Buildings) Written Answers March 9, 1966

Homeless Families (Greater London Council Area) Written Answers April 26, 1966

SOUTH ARABIA (MINISTERIAL RESPONSIBILITY) Written Answers April 29, 1966

2 speeches — Primary School Children (Road Accidents) Commons May 4, 1966

Tenanted Property (Powers of Local Authorities) Written Answers May 10, 1966

2 speeches — Housing Conditions (Explanatory Booklet) Commons May 24, 1966

2 speeches — Southern Outfall Sewerage Works Commons May 24, 1966

Thames Flood Barrier (Feasibility Study) Written Answers May 24, 1966

BOOK DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL Written Answers May 26, 1966

Crossness Sewerage Works Written Answers June 13, 1966

6 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILL Commons June 14, 1966

2 speeches — Public Transport (Woolwich-Erith Marsh Area) Commons June 29, 1966

2 speeches — PALACE OF WESTMINSTER (LAVATORIES) Commons June 29, 1966

Woolwich-Erith Marsh Area (Investment) Written Answers June 29, 1966

5 speeches — VIETNAM Commons July 7, 1966

70 m.p.h. Speed Limit Written Answers July 7, 1966

Drug Addiction (Brain Committee Report) Written Answers August 2, 1966

South Orbital Road Written Answers August 12, 1966

HOUSE PURCHASERS (PROTECTION) Commons November 25, 1966

8 speeches — Clause 1.—(LONDON BOROUGH ELECTIONS.) Commons December 5, 1966

RHODESIA Commons December 8, 1966

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