Mr Martin Redmayne

November 16, 1910 - April 28, 1983
Summary information for Mr Martin Redmayne

Contributions

1951

Purchase Tax Written Answers January 23, 1951

4 speeches — FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN (LOCAL AUTHORITY EXPENDITURE) Commons January 25, 1951

Jerseys and Greatcoats (Sale) Written Answers January 29, 1951

Sandfly Netting (Sale) Written Answers January 29, 1951

Hire-Purchase Facilities Written Answers January 29, 1951

2 speeches — Medical Standards Commons January 30, 1951

Report to Women Written Answers January 30, 1951

Harvesting Scheme Written Answers January 30, 1951

2 speeches — Volunteer Workers (Travel Concessions) Commons February 1, 1951

COAL SHORTAGE Commons February 1, 1951

FUEL ECONOMY CAMPAIGN Written Answers February 6, 1951

3 speeches — Exempted Men, 1939–45 Commons February 8, 1951

3 speeches — Deferments, 1950 Commons February 8, 1951

2 speeches — Scholarships (Examinations) Commons February 8, 1951

2 speeches — Price Increase (Costs) Commons February 12, 1951

Power Cuts (Warning) Commons February 12, 1951

Electricity Load-spreading (Report) Commons February 13, 1951

Transferred Men Written Answers February 14, 1951

Rabbits Written Answers February 19, 1951

2 speeches — Pre-War Motor Cars (Taxation) Commons February 20, 1951

RESERVE AND AUXILIARY FORCES (TRAINING) BILL Commons February 26, 1951

Civil Employees (Housing) Written Answers February 27, 1951

2 speeches — Census of Distribution (Forms) Commons March 1, 1951

Gold Rings Commons March 1, 1951

Purchase Tax Written Answers March 6, 1951

2 speeches — Crossed Cheques Commons March 7, 1951

Utility Corsets Written Answers March 7, 1951

4 speeches — Hearing Aids Commons March 8, 1951

2 speeches — Land Drainage Act (Rates) Commons March 8, 1951

3 speeches — TERRITORIAL ARMY Commons March 8, 1951

Foodstuffs (Wrapping Paper) Written Answers March 8, 1951

Clean Food Campaign Written Answers March 8, 1951

LAND DRAINAGE RATES Commons March 14, 1951

Aged Persons (Accommodation) Written Answers April 3, 1951

4 speeches — Chemists (Payment) Commons April 5, 1951

Agenised Flour Written Answers April 9, 1951

2 speeches — Territorial Army (Embodiment) Commons April 10, 1951

BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SURVEY Commons April 11, 1951

4 speeches — Information Service (Circulars) Commons April 12, 1951

3 speeches — Meat and Poultry Commons April 16, 1951

Road Haulage Undertakings (Acquisition) Written Answers April 16, 1951

2 speeches — Officials (Subsistence Allowances) Commons April 17, 1951

2 speeches — Purchase Tax Written Answers April 17, 1951

2 speeches — Government Departments Written Answers April 18, 1951

2 speeches — Road Hauliers (Compensation) Commons April 23, 1951

PURCHASE TAX (HAIRDRESSING GOODS) Commons April 23, 1951

Purchase Tax Written Answers April 23, 1951

Pensioners' Earnings Written Answers April 24, 1951

2 speeches — Rifle Ammunition Commons May 1, 1951

Purchase Tax Commons May 29, 1951

POWER CUTS, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Written Answers May 30, 1951

2 speeches — New Price Structure Commons June 4, 1951

Third Schedule.—(REPEALS.) Commons June 4, 1951

Clause 2.—(ENTERTAINMENTS DUTY.) Commons June 5, 1951

5 speeches — Clause 16.—(SUSPENSION OF INITIAL ALLOWANCES.) Commons June 7, 1951

2 speeches — JUVENILES (ASSAULT) Commons June 14, 1951

2 speeches — Fifth Schedule.—(PURCHASE TAX (AMENDMENTS OF SCHEDULE OF CHARGEABLE GOODS).) Commons June 19, 1951

Temporary Clerks Written Answers July 3, 1951

INEDUCABLE CHILDREN Commons July 4, 1951

INEDUCABLE CHILDREN Commons July 4, 1951

Doctors (Executive Council Contracts) Written Answers July 5, 1951

New Clause.—(EXTENSION OF S. 25 OF FINANCE ACT, 1944.) Commons July 27, 1951

Domestic Allocations (Opencast Coal) Written Answers July 30, 1951

SCOTLAND (MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS) Written Answers July 31, 1951

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