Mr Ray Powell
June 19, 1928 - December 7, 2001Summary information for Mr Ray Powell
Contributions
1996
Points of Order Commons January 22, 1996
Local Government Finance Written Answers January 22, 1996
Furniture Inventory Written Answers January 23, 1996
Westminster Hall Written Answers February 21, 1996
2 speeches — Security Turnstiles Written Answers February 21, 1996
Palace of Westminster Terrace Written Answers February 21, 1996
New Parliamentary Building Written Answers February 21, 1996
3 speeches — Welsh Affairs Commons February 29, 1996
New Parliamentary Building Written Answers March 5, 1996
2 speeches — Points of Order Commons March 7, 1996
Dunblane Primary School (Shooting) Commons March 14, 1996
Public Tours (Security Controls) Written Answers April 29, 1996
Local Authority Housing Commons June 17, 1996
New Parliamentary Building Written Answers June 17, 1996
Local Government Finance Commons July 15, 1996
Ministers' Pay Written Answers July 24, 1996
Water Consumption Written Answers July 24, 1996
2 speeches — Asbestos Written Answers October 16, 1996
Parliament Square Written Answers October 16, 1996
Thomas Paine Written Answers October 28, 1996
2 speeches — Parliamentary Works Written Answers October 28, 1996
Ferris Wheel Written Answers October 31, 1996
Palace of Westminster (Works) Written Answers October 31, 1996
Local Government Finance Commons November 4, 1996
State Opening (Costs) Written Answers November 7, 1996
Line of Route Visitors Written Answers November 7, 1996
Palace of Westminster (Wheelchair Access) Written Answers November 7, 1996
5 speeches — Palace of Westminster (Works) Written Answers November 7, 1996
Tea Room Written Answers November 15, 1996
Refurbishment Costs Written Answers November 19, 1996
Paintings (Restoration) Written Answers November 19, 1996
3 speeches — Public Expenditure (Wales) Commons December 12, 1996
3 speeches — Knives Bill Commons December 13, 1996
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