Mr Robert Hughes

January 3, 1932 -
Summary information for Mr Robert Hughes

Contributions

1990

Ambulance Dispute Commons January 11, 1990

2 speeches — Housing and Local Government (Scotland) Commons January 25, 1990

5 speeches — Employment Bill Commons January 29, 1990

Mr. Colin Wallace Commons February 1, 1990

2 speeches — Scottish Economy Commons February 8, 1990

South Africa Commons February 12, 1990

6 speeches — South Africa Commons February 14, 1990

6 speeches — Ambulance Dispute Commons February 19, 1990

Foreign Affairs Council Commons February 21, 1990

5 speeches — RESPONSIBILITY OF OWNERS, CHARTERERS AND MANAGERS Commons March 5, 1990

7 speeches — SPECIAL HEALTH BOARDS Commons March 13, 1990

Business of the House Commons April 26, 1990

Ravenscraig (Strip Mill Closure) Commons May 16, 1990

2 speeches — CALLING OF INDUSTRIAL ACTION WITH SUPPORT OF BALLOT Commons May 17, 1990

Welfare of Children Commons June 6, 1990

PROHIBITIONS IN CONNECTION WITH EMBRYOS Commons June 20, 1990

Clyde Port Authority Bill Commons July 2, 1990

Aviation and Maritime Security Commons July 9, 1990

PowerGen (Hanson plc) Commons July 23, 1990

Sikorsky Helicopter Crash Commons July 25, 1990

Local Government Finance (Scotland) Commons July 25, 1990

The Gulf Commons September 6, 1990

Clydesdale Steelworks Commons November 8, 1990

Autumn Statement Commons November 8, 1990

Foreign Affairs and Defence Commons November 8, 1990

5 speeches — Industry and Transport Commons November 9, 1990

Piper Alpha Commons November 12, 1990

2 speeches — The Economy Commons November 14, 1990

2 speeches — Shipbuilding Commons November 20, 1990

Public Expenditure (Scotland) Commons December 4, 1990

3 speeches — Road Traffic Bill Commons December 10, 1990

3 speeches — The Economy Commons December 12, 1990

6 speeches — Fisheries Commons December 13, 1990

European Council (Rome) Commons December 18, 1990

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