Mr Richard Shepherd

December 6, 1942 -
Summary information for Mr Richard Shepherd

Contributions

1986

Stanley Royd Hospital Commons January 21, 1986

Crown Immunity Written Answers January 24, 1986

Environmental Health Officers Written Answers January 28, 1986

Engagements Commons February 6, 1986

Crown Immunity Written Answers February 6, 1986

2 speeches — Crown Notices Written Answers February 6, 1986

2 speeches — Crown Immunity Bill Commons February 7, 1986

Aviation (Liberalisation) Written Answers February 24, 1986

Supplementary Benefit Regulations Written Answers February 24, 1986

EC (Butter Exports) Written Answers March 3, 1986

4 speeches — INCREASED DISCOUNT WHERE DWELLING-HOUSE PURCHASED IS A FLAT Commons March 4, 1986

Hospitals and Rehabilitation Centres Written Answers March 10, 1986

Prison Hospitals (Food Hygiene) Written Answers March 12, 1986

Northern Relief Route Written Answers March 12, 1986

Common Agricultural Policy Written Answers March 24, 1986

Compulsory Purchase Written Answers March 25, 1986

EC Budget Written Answers March 26, 1986

RIGHT TO RENT Commons April 24, 1986

REPEAL OF SECTION 2 OF THE REDUNDANT CHURCHES AND OTHER RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS ACT Commons April 24, 1986

Departmental Budgeting Written Answers April 29, 1986

Compulsory Purchase Written Answers May 1, 1986

Compulsory Purchase Written Answers May 8, 1986

EXTENDED MEANING OF "THE TREATIES" AND "THE COMMUNITY TREATIES" Commons July 10, 1986

European Communities (Budget) Commons July 11, 1986

4 speeches — Birmingham Public House Bombings Commons July 24, 1986

4 speeches — Griess Test Written Answers December 1, 1986

Patrick Hill Written Answers December 1, 1986

Greiss Test Written Answers December 3, 1986

Greiss Test Written Answers December 8, 1986

Agriculture Council Commons December 17, 1986

Birmingham Pub Bombings Commons December 18, 1986

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