Mr John Townend

June 12, 1934 -
Summary information for Mr John Townend

Contributions

1986

4 speeches — Several hon. Members rose— Commons February 3, 1986

2 speeches — Wages Bill Commons February 11, 1986

Cash Limits Written Answers February 11, 1986

Multi-fibre Arrangement Commons February 12, 1986

4 speeches — Public Expenditure Commons February 20, 1986

Nuclear Waste (Disposal) Commons February 25, 1986

Engagements Commons March 11, 1986

Coastguard (Humber) Written Answers March 19, 1986

5 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 24, 1986

Local Government Finance Commons April 10, 1986

Japan Commons April 16, 1986

Unemployment Costs Commons April 17, 1986

Finance Bill Commons April 29, 1986

MERGERS: PROVISIONS SUPPLEMENTING SS. 82 AND 83 Commons June 4, 1986

Building Societies Bill Commons June 4, 1986

Engagements Commons June 5, 1986

South Africa Commons June 17, 1986

Trades Union Congress Commons June 24, 1986

Cereals (Co-responsibility Levy) Commons July 10, 1986

European Communities (Budget) Commons July 10, 1986

2 speeches — ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON SALMON CONSERVATION Commons October 23, 1986

BYELAWS AND SEA FISHERIES REGULATION ACT 1966 Commons October 23, 1986

Title Commons October 23, 1986

South Africa Commons October 29, 1986

South Atlantic Fisheries Commons October 29, 1986

Cereals Commons October 30, 1986

Cereals (Co-responsibility Levy) Commons November 5, 1986

Public Sector Pay Written Answers November 6, 1986

Rail Barrier, Cranswick Written Answers November 7, 1986

Invisible Trade (Statistics) Commons November 26, 1986

Points of Order Commons November 26, 1986

Taxpayers (Customs and Excise) Written Answers November 26, 1986

Teachers (Pay) Commons December 2, 1986

2 speeches — Engagements Commons December 2, 1986

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