Mr Leslie Spriggs

April 22, 1910 - 1990
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Contributions

1973

Dangerous Substances (Road Transport) Written Answers February 1, 1973

WATER BILL Commons February 5, 1973

COUNTER-INFLATION PROPOSALS (PAY) Commons March 5, 1973

BRITISH RAIL (INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE) Commons March 14, 1973

2 speeches — Improvement Grants Commons March 28, 1973

Traffic Accidents (European Drivers) Written Answers March 28, 1973

New Clause 3 Commons April 3, 1973

Judges' Lodgings (Cost) Written Answers April 19, 1973

British Dental Association Written Answers May 1, 1973

3 speeches — Legal Aid Commons May 3, 1973

Amenities Written Answers May 15, 1973

Judges' Lodgings Written Answers May 16, 1973

Improvement Grants Written Answers June 14, 1973

North Sea Oil Written Answers June 18, 1973

Moss Bank School, St. Helens Written Answers July 5, 1973

Bronchitis Written Answers July 11, 1973

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons July 12, 1973

St. Helens Chemical Works Written Answers July 13, 1973

Leckers Chemicals, Sutton, St. Helens Written Answers July 13, 1973

Cancer (Deaths) Written Answers July 17, 1973

St. Helens Chemical Works Written Answers July 17, 1973

EEC Employees (Pay) Written Answers July 23, 1973

Toxic Chemicals Written Answers July 24, 1973

Pornography Written Answers July 24, 1973

Cancer and Bronchitis (Death Rates) Written Answers July 24, 1973

3 speeches — EEC Employees (Pay) Written Answers July 24, 1973

EEC MINISTERIAL MEETINGS Commons July 25, 1973

2 speeches — Bacon Imports Commons October 18, 1973

2 speeches — LUMP SUM PAYMENTS TO PENSIONERS Commons October 19, 1973

4 speeches — FUEL AND ELECTRICITY (CONTROL) BILL Commons November 26, 1973

EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Commons November 27, 1973

BRITISH RAILWAYS Commons November 28, 1973

Value Added Tax Written Answers November 29, 1973

2 speeches — Domestic Heating Costs Commons December 4, 1973

Heart Operations (Liverpool) Written Answers December 4, 1973

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