Mr Leslie Spriggs

April 22, 1910 - 1990
Summary information for Mr Leslie Spriggs

Contributions

1966

2 speeches — Motor Tricycles (Personal Case) Commons January 31, 1966

Railway Workshops Written Answers February 2, 1966

Passenger and Freight Services Written Answers February 2, 1966

Prisoners (Complaints Against Police) Written Answers February 4, 1966

Police Sergeant Griffiths, St. Helens (Investigation) Written Answers February 4, 1966

Police Officers (Disciplinary Cases) Written Answers February 4, 1966

Police Forces (Welfare Facilities) Written Answers February 7, 1966

Police Forces (Resignations) Written Answers February 8, 1966

Bus and Train Fares Written Answers February 15, 1966

Development Area, South-West Lancashire Written Answers February 17, 1966

Motorways (Delays) Commons May 4, 1966

Liner Trains Commons May 4, 1966

2 speeches — Chest Diseases (Diagnosis) Commons May 9, 1966

Licensed Road Vehicles Written Answers May 13, 1966

Defective and Overloaded Vehicles (Employees) Written Answers May 16, 1966

2 speeches — New Exchanges and Extensions Commons May 18, 1966

Electronic Exchanges (Development) Commons May 18, 1966

2 speeches — Pre-School Playgroups Commons May 19, 1966

Police Forces (Amalgamation) Written Answers June 30, 1966

Industrial Injuries Benefit (National Assistance) Written Answers July 5, 1966

Personal Case Written Answers July 5, 1966

Clause 2.—(SELECTIVE EMPLOYMENT REFUND.) Commons July 21, 1966

2 speeches — Police Written Answers July 28, 1966

2 speeches — Elections (Statistics) Commons August 4, 1966

Kidney Machines Written Answers August 12, 1966

Development Areas (Government Contracts) Written Answers November 3, 1966

Driving Instructors Written Answers November 10, 1966

St. Helen's Head Post Office (Protest) Written Answers November 29, 1966

St. Helens Post Office Written Answers November 30, 1966

Special Leave (Funerals) Written Answers December 7, 1966

Students (Grants) Written Answers December 8, 1966

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