Mr Reginald Eyre

May 28, 1924 -
Summary information for Mr Reginald Eyre

Contributions

1975

Unemployed Persons Commons January 21, 1975

2 speeches — CAPITAL TRANSFER TAX Commons January 21, 1975

Immigration Commons February 6, 1975

National Insurance Fund Written Answers February 14, 1975

NORTON VILLIERS TRIUMPH LTD. (FINANCE) Commons March 5, 1975

House Building Commons April 16, 1975

Employment (West Midlands) Written Answers April 22, 1975

Housing Rents and Subsidies Written Answers April 29, 1975

4 speeches — BRITISH LEYLAND BILL Commons May 21, 1975

3 speeches — THE ECONOMY Commons May 22, 1975

2 speeches — INDUSTRY (WEST MIDLANDS) Commons May 23, 1975

Housing Schemes Commons June 11, 1975

Value Added Tax Commons June 12, 1975

6 speeches — HOUSING Commons June 16, 1975

HOSPITAL FACILITIES (WEST MIDLANDS) Commons June 23, 1975

Trade Unions (Registration) Written Answers June 25, 1975

Teacher Training Colleges Written Answers June 26, 1975

Registration Officers (Pay) Written Answers June 26, 1975

Local Authority House Purchasing Written Answers June 30, 1975

Bricks Commons July 2, 1975

2 speeches — Teachers (Employment) Commons July 15, 1975

2 speeches — Birmingham Commons July 29, 1975

SMALL BUSINESSES Commons July 29, 1975

2 speeches — MOTOR CYCLE INDUSTRY Commons July 31, 1975

3 speeches — MOTOR CYCLE INDUSTRY Commons August 7, 1975

Council House Tenants Commons October 15, 1975

Industrial Development Certificates Commons October 20, 1975

2 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT Commons October 22, 1975

Brewing (Dispute) Written Answers November 3, 1975

Ansells Brewery Written Answers November 11, 1975

Local Government Staffs (Pay) Written Answers November 11, 1975

St. Peter's College, Saltley Written Answers December 16, 1975

EMPLOYMENT Commons December 17, 1975

Widows Written Answers December 18, 1975

Birmingham Schools Written Answers December 18, 1975

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