Mr Richard Sharples

August 6, 1916 - March 10, 1973
Summary information for Mr Richard Sharples

Contributions

1966

2 speeches — Civil Defence Commons January 27, 1966

2 speeches — Bricks Commons January 31, 1966

RHODESIA Commons January 31, 1966

3 speeches — CRIME Commons February 2, 1966

ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE PENAL SYSTEM (DISSOLUTION) Commons April 27, 1966

HOME AFFAIRS Commons April 28, 1966

LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES AND HOUSING AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT Commons May 17, 1966

Starts (1964 and 1965) Written Answers May 17, 1966

Police (Pay and Conditions of Service) Written Answers May 19, 1966

Council Houses (Private Building Contractors) Written Answers May 24, 1966

FINANCE BILL Commons May 25, 1966

Building Materials (Prices) Commons June 13, 1966

EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN Commons June 13, 1966

2 speeches — POSTAL AND PROXY VOTING BILL Commons June 24, 1966

2 speeches — Invalid Vehicles (Review) Commons June 27, 1966

2 speeches — Hearing Aids Commons June 27, 1966

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 30, 1966

Metropolitan Police (Trial of L. J. Bradbury) Written Answers July 5, 1966

3 speeches — FINANCE BILL Commons July 12, 1966

BUILDING (DIRECT LABOUR COSTS) Commons July 18, 1966

POLICE PENSIONS Commons July 29, 1966

2 speeches — Housing Costs Commons August 1, 1966

2 speeches — Direct Labour Commons August 1, 1966

Direct Works Departments (Review) Written Answers August 2, 1966

Child-Care Officers Commons August 4, 1966

2 speeches — Advisory Council on the Penal System Commons August 4, 1966

PARLIAMENTARY COMMISSIONER Commons August 4, 1966

PLEASURE BOAT "DARLWIN" Commons August 5, 1966

4 speeches — CRIME Commons August 8, 1966

2 speeches — Clause 4.—(PRINCIPLES TO BE APPLIED BY THE BOARD.) Commons August 9, 1966

Royal Commission on Penal Reform (Report) Written Answers August 9, 1966

Direct Labour Building Departments Written Answers October 25, 1966

HOUSE OF COMMONS Commons October 26, 1966

Permanent Houses (Statistics) Written Answers November 1, 1966

Parkhurst Prison (Security Wing) Written Answers November 4, 1966

Director of Prison Security Written Answers November 7, 1966

Gambling (Law Change Proposals) Written Answers November 7, 1966

Wormwood Scrubs Prison (Security Inspection) Written Answers November 8, 1966

Wormwood Scrubs Prison (Security) Written Answers November 9, 1966

3 speeches — Stoneleigh County Secondary School Commons November 10, 1966

Pre-Clinical Medical Courses (Overseas Students) Written Answers November 10, 1966

2 speeches — George Blake Written Answers November 10, 1966

Home Information Services Written Answers November 14, 1966

Wormwood Scrubs Prison (Security) Written Answers November 14, 1966

George Blake Written Answers November 15, 1966

2 speeches — George Blake Written Answers November 16, 1966

Prisoners, Wormwood Scrubs (Unrestricted Association) Commons November 17, 1966

Gambling Commons November 17, 1966

2 speeches — Civil Defence Commons November 17, 1966

George Blake Written Answers November 17, 1966

Harold Prince (Escape) Written Answers November 17, 1966

Building Programmes Written Answers November 18, 1966

2 speeches — Building and Construction Industries (Targets) Commons November 21, 1966

Wormwood Scrubs Prison (Security Measures) Written Answers November 22, 1966

Prisons (Patrols) Written Answers November 22, 1966

Wormwood Scrubs Prison (Security) Written Answers November 23, 1966

3 speeches — Wormwood Scrubs Prison Written Answers November 28, 1966

6 speeches — Clause 1.—(LONDON BOROUGH ELECTIONS.) Commons November 29, 1966

3 speeches — NATIONAL INSURANCE ACTS 1946 AND 1948 (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons December 2, 1966

3 speeches — CRIMINAL JUSTICE BILL Commons December 12, 1966

DARTMOOR (PRISONER'S ESCAPE) Commons December 13, 1966

CIVIL DEFENCE Commons December 14, 1966

2 speeches — Mr. Pindling (Talks) Commons December 20, 1966

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