Mr Michael Jopling

December 10, 1930 -
Summary information for Mr Michael Jopling

Contributions

1988

Traffic Flows (Kirkby Stephen) Written Answers January 15, 1988

Secondary Schools, Cumbria Written Answers January 19, 1988

Rural Development Commons February 19, 1988

2 speeches — Tourism Written Answers February 22, 1988

AMENDMENT OF THE LAW Commons March 15, 1988

North-West Commons March 18, 1988

South Cumbria Health Authority Written Answers March 23, 1988

South Cumbria Health Authority Written Answers March 24, 1988

Inland Revenue (Savings) Written Answers March 25, 1988

Enterprise Allowance Scheme Commons March 28, 1988

2 speeches — Point of Order Commons May 6, 1988

John Ruskin High School, Coniston Commons May 10, 1988

Settle-Carlisle Railway Commons May 16, 1988

Marriages Written Answers May 17, 1988

School Rolls (Cumbria) Written Answers May 23, 1988

AIDS Written Answers May 23, 1988

AIDS Written Answers May 26, 1988

Haverigg Prison, Millom Commons June 7, 1988

NHS Waiting Lists (Northern Region) Commons June 14, 1988

Agriculture (Set-Aside) Commons June 14, 1988

Cartmel Church of England School Commons June 17, 1988

Diplomatic Staff (Languages) Written Answers June 20, 1988

2 speeches — RESTRICTION ON LETTING ETC, OF CERTAIN HOUSES IN NATIONAL PARKS ETC. Commons June 27, 1988

Murder Written Answers June 30, 1988

Forestry Written Answers July 25, 1988

FIRST DAY'S DEBATE Commons October 19, 1988

2 speeches — SECOND DAY'S DEBATE Commons October 20, 1988

Business of the House Commons November 10, 1988

2 speeches — Settle-Carlisle Railway Commons November 29, 1988

Milk Quotas Commons November 30, 1988

New Zealand Butter Commons November 30, 1988

Lancaster Canal Written Answers December 6, 1988

Bovine Somatotropin Written Answers December 12, 1988

Egg Industry Commons December 19, 1988

Chieftain Tank (Replacement) Commons December 20, 1988

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