Mr Peter Rost

September 19, 1930 -
Summary information for Mr Peter Rost

Contributions

1983

Sizewell Inquiry Written Answers January 18, 1983

Sixth Form Places Written Answers January 20, 1983

Coal Industry (Investment) Commons January 31, 1983

2 speeches — Supplies and Conservation Commons January 31, 1983

7 speeches — Education (Assisted Places) Commons February 9, 1983

Engagements Commons February 17, 1983

Marginal Fields (Development) Commons February 28, 1983

Gas Exploration Written Answers February 28, 1983

2 speeches — ELECTRICITY: AMENDMENTS RELATING TO METERS Commons March 8, 1983

British Railways Bill Commons March 15, 1983

North Sea Oilfields Commons March 28, 1983

2 speeches — Combined Heat and Power Commons March 28, 1983

Home Improvement Grants Written Answers March 30, 1983

National Coal Board Commons May 9, 1983

Coal Industry Commons July 4, 1983

4 speeches — Petroleum Royalties (Relief) Bill Commons July 4, 1983

Mineral Extraction Industries Written Answers July 19, 1983

Electricity Generation (Plutonium Production) Written Answers July 27, 1983

Combined Heat and Power Written Answers July 28, 1983

Energy Conservation Written Answers October 24, 1983

Energy Efficiency Office Written Answers October 24, 1983

Energy Conservation Written Answers October 28, 1983

British Gas Corporation Commons November 7, 1983

Energy Conservation Commons November 7, 1983

Power Stations Commons November 7, 1983

Energy Conservation Written Answers November 7, 1983

Nuclear Waste (Sellafield) Commons November 21, 1983

2 speeches — Combined Heat and Power (Report) Commons November 28, 1983

Energy Prices Commons November 28, 1983

Potters Oils Ltd. (Impounded Assets) Written Answers December 9, 1983

Energy Prices Commons December 19, 1983

Coal Use Commons December 19, 1983

2 speeches — Energy Prices Commons December 19, 1983

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