Mr Peter Fry

May 26, 1931 -
Summary information for Mr Peter Fry

Contributions

1983

M25 (A12—A13) Written Answers January 19, 1983

2 speeches — PAYMENT OF REVENUE GRANTS Commons February 1, 1983

7 speeches — British Railways (Serpell Report) Commons February 3, 1983

Further Education Pupils (Financial Assistance) Commons February 22, 1983

Temporary Short-time Working Compensation Scheme Written Answers March 8, 1983

Serpell Report Commons March 16, 1983

2 speeches — Greater London Commons March 16, 1983

Roads (Greater London) Written Answers March 16, 1983

A40 (Improvement Schemes) Written Answers March 16, 1983

South Woodford-Barking Relief Road Written Answers March 16, 1983

Independent Schools Written Answers March 22, 1983

Water Industry (Pay Negotiations) Written Answers March 23, 1983

Cable Television Commons April 27, 1983

Commercial Vehicles Written Answers May 11, 1983

Grant-related Expenditure (Roads) Commons July 11, 1983

2 speeches — Roads Expenditure Commons July 11, 1983

2 speeches — M25 (Capacity) Written Answers July 25, 1983

Dartford Tunnel Written Answers July 25, 1983

M25 (Capacity) Written Answers July 26, 1983

Serpell Report Commons October 24, 1983

Shoe Manufacturing Commons October 27, 1983

MI (Repairs) Written Answers November 14, 1983

Motorway System (Repairs) Written Answers November 14, 1983

Roads (Trunking) Written Answers December 7, 1983

Road Schemes (Grants) Written Answers December 7, 1983

Roads (Maintenance Expenditure) Written Answers December 8, 1983

Grants and Expenditure Written Answers December 8, 1983

Roads (Trunking) Written Answers December 9, 1983

Roads (Expenditure) Written Answers December 12, 1983

Bypasses Written Answers December 12, 1983

London Regional Transport Commons December 13, 1983

Roads (Trunking) Written Answers December 19, 1983

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