Mr John Ward

March 8, 1925 -
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Contributions

1988

Upholstered Furniture (Fire Resistance) Commons January 11, 1988

Drink-Drive Casualties Written Answers January 11, 1988

Inflation Written Answers January 14, 1988

Enterprise Initiative Written Answers January 18, 1988

M3-M27 Link Written Answers February 2, 1988

Engagements Commons February 4, 1988

Inflation Written Answers February 11, 1988

M3-M27 Road Link Written Answers February 11, 1988

Winchester Bypass Written Answers February 11, 1988

Concessionary Television Licences Commons February 18, 1988

Charitable Trusts Written Answers February 18, 1988

Magistrates Courts Written Answers March 22, 1988

Radon Written Answers April 25, 1988

Motor Cycles (Leg Protectors) Written Answers April 28, 1988

2 speeches — Labour Statistics Commons May 3, 1988

M23-M27 Link Written Answers July 4, 1988

Lead-free Petrol Written Answers July 5, 1988

M27–M3 Link Written Answers July 8, 1988

BDH Chemicals Ltd. Written Answers July 15, 1988

Bovine Somatotropin Written Answers July 21, 1988

Eastern Europe Written Answers October 19, 1988

Bass Commons October 20, 1988

Consultancy Contracts Written Answers October 24, 1988

Channel Tunnel Written Answers October 25, 1988

Industrial Chemical Premises Commons November 1, 1988

Rape (Sentences) Written Answers November 3, 1988

Blandford Fly Written Answers November 3, 1988

3 speeches — Sea and River Pollution Commons November 4, 1988

M27—M3 Link Written Answers November 9, 1988

Bovine Somatotropin Written Answers November 28, 1988

Deer Written Answers November 28, 1988

Saudi Arabian Defence Minister Written Answers November 29, 1988

Animal Foodstuffs (Chemicals) Written Answers December 1, 1988

Expenditure Written Answers December 8, 1988

Railway Accident (Clapham Junction) Commons December 12, 1988

Energy Needs Written Answers December 12, 1988

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