Mr Jeffrey Archer

April 15, 1940 -
Summary information for Mr Jeffrey Archer

Contributions

1974

Public Lending Rights Written Answers January 18, 1974

EDUCATION (EXPENDITURE) Commons January 28, 1974

OLD-AGE PENSIONERS Commons January 31, 1974

12 speeches — INDEPENDENT BROADCASTING AUTHORITY BILL Commons January 31, 1974

Disabled Drivers and Passengers Written Answers February 1, 1974

Defence Work (Dispersal) Commons February 5, 1974

Fishermen (Taxation) Written Answers February 7, 1974

2 speeches — RATE SUPPORT GRANT Commons March 25, 1974

House Purchase Written Answers March 27, 1974

Value Added Tax Written Answers March 27, 1974

6 speeches — INDEPENDENT BROADCASTING AUTHORITY BILL Commons March 29, 1974

MINISTER FOR GREATER LONDON Commons April 4, 1974

Pig Industry Written Answers April 4, 1974

2 speeches — STATE OF THE NATION Commons April 5, 1974

ADJOURNMENT (EASTER) Commons April 9, 1974

Radio and Electronic Officers' Union Written Answers May 1, 1974

Hydrography Written Answers May 3, 1974

EUROPE Commons June 11, 1974

Private Houses (Local Authority Purchases) Commons June 12, 1974

Empty Houses Commons June 12, 1974

2 speeches — LABOUR'S PLANS FOR INDUSTRY Commons June 20, 1974

2 speeches — LOUTH (BYPASS) Commons June 24, 1974

FLIXBOROUGH INQUIRY Commons June 27, 1974

Value Added Tax Written Answers June 28, 1974

Voluntary Emergency Services (Lincolnshire) Written Answers June 28, 1974

CBI (MEETING) Commons July 2, 1974

GOVERNMENT MINISTERS (SECURITY) Commons July 2, 1974

GOVERNMENT POLICY (MINISTER'S SPEECH) Commons July 4, 1974

Medical Students Written Answers July 8, 1974

2 speeches — TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons July 9, 1974

PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND INFLATION (MINISTER'S SPEECH) Commons July 16, 1974

ALTERATION OF PERSONAL RELIEFS Commons July 17, 1974

Transport Planning Written Answers July 24, 1974

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