Mr Peter Snape

February 12, 1942 -
Summary information for Mr Peter Snape

Contributions

1979

HOUSE OF COMMONS (PROCEDURE) Commons February 19, 1979

PRIME MINISTER (ENGAGEMENTS) Commons May 22, 1979

Land Compensation (West Midlands) Written Answers May 25, 1979

BRITISH RAILWAYS (INVESTMENT) Commons June 12, 1979

LONDON UNDERGROUND (INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE) Commons June 14, 1979

VIETNAMESE REFUGEES Commons June 18, 1979

2 speeches — Heavy Lorries Commons June 20, 1979

4 speeches — BRITISH RAILWAYS (No. 2) BILL (By Order) Commons June 26, 1979

Special Patrol Group Commons June 28, 1979

Motoring Convictions (Uncollected Fines) Written Answers July 3, 1979

Traffic Cases (Court Costs) Written Answers July 3, 1979

Motoring Convictions (Prison Costs) Written Answers July 4, 1979

Taxation Revenue and Road Costs Written Answers July 5, 1979

Road Maintenance (Expenditure) Written Answers July 5, 1979

Taxation Revenue and Road Costs Written Answers July 5, 1979

Taxation Revenue and Road Costs Written Answers July 9, 1979

Vehicle Excise Duty (Lorries and Buses) Written Answers July 9, 1979

Roads Commons July 18, 1979

Speed Detection Equipment Written Answers July 18, 1979

British Railways Written Answers July 18, 1979

3 speeches — BRITISH RAILWAYS BOARD (BORROWING POWERS) Commons July 25, 1979

2 speeches — ROAD TRAFFIC OFFENCES Commons July 26, 1979

Officers and Aircrew Selection Centre Commons October 30, 1979

Low-flying Aircraft (Wales) Commons October 30, 1979

Nicaragua Written Answers October 31, 1979

Provincial Rail Services Commons November 7, 1979

Commuter Rail Services Commons November 7, 1979

British Railways Written Answers November 7, 1979

REMOVAL OF GOODS FROM UNITED KINGDOM TO ISLE OF MAN Commons November 15, 1979

TRANSPORT BILL Commons November 27, 1979

Channel Tunnel Commons December 5, 1979

British Railways Written Answers December 5, 1979

9 speeches — EMPLOYMENT BILL Commons December 17, 1979

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