Mr Peter Fry

May 26, 1931 -
Summary information for Mr Peter Fry

Contributions

1971

2 speeches — Musical Recreation Commons February 10, 1971

European Economic Community Written Answers February 10, 1971

Pay-As-You-Earn Written Answers February 16, 1971

Motorway Construction Written Answers March 10, 1971

Urban Traffic Congestion Written Answers March 10, 1971

Disabled Persons (Vehicle Allowance) Written Answers March 16, 1971

European Economic Community Commons March 22, 1971

Meat and Livestock Commission Written Answers March 23, 1971

2 speeches — National Savings Certificates Commons March 30, 1971

2 speeches — Medium-Term Overseas Debt Commons March 30, 1971

Retirement Pensions (Purchasing Power) Commons April 6, 1971

7 speeches — EDUCATION Commons April 21, 1971

Low-income Families Written Answers April 27, 1971

Interest Rates Written Answers April 27, 1971

Pornographic Literature Commons May 12, 1971

2 speeches — CRIMINAL DAMAGE BILL [Lords] Commons May 19, 1971

2 speeches — Road Traffic Acts (Compulsory Insurance) Commons June 9, 1971

2 speeches — Organised Walks Commons June 9, 1971

Severely Handicapped Children Commons June 10, 1971

School Meals Commons June 10, 1971

NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE (CONSULTATIVE DOCUMENT) Commons July 1, 1971

6 speeches — EXISTING DEVELOPMENT AREAS—ENGLAND AND WALES Commons July 14, 1971

2 speeches — European Economic Community Commons July 28, 1971

Housing Commons July 28, 1971

2 speeches — European Economic Community Commons October 27, 1971

Rents Commons October 27, 1971

5 speeches — EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Commons October 27, 1971

Pensions Written Answers November 9, 1971

3 speeches — EDUCATION Commons November 18, 1971

Foreign Goods Vehicles Written Answers November 24, 1971

PENSIONS Commons November 30, 1971

IMPORT DUTIES (DEVELOPING COUNTRIES) Commons December 8, 1971

Primary Schools (Northamptonshire) Written Answers December 16, 1971

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