Mr Robert Kilroy-Silk
May 19, 1942 -Summary information for Mr Robert Kilroy-Silk
Contributions
1986
9 speeches — Police Cells (Detained persons) Written Answers January 16, 1986
Racially Motivated Attacks Written Answers January 16, 1986
Probation Statistics Written Answers January 17, 1986
Remanded Prisoners Written Answers January 17, 1986
Cormorants Written Answers January 17, 1986
Family Practitioner Committees (Computer Facilities) Written Answers January 17, 1986
Cormorants Written Answers January 20, 1986
Women Police Officers Written Answers January 20, 1986
Child Abuse Written Answers January 20, 1986
2 speeches — Engagements Commons January 21, 1986
Labour Statistics Written Answers January 21, 1986
Prisons (Workplaces) Written Answers January 21, 1986
Prisoners (AIDS) Written Answers January 21, 1986
2 speeches — Women (Attacks) Written Answers January 21, 1986
Crime Prevention Written Answers January 21, 1986
Association of Chief Police Officers Written Answers January 21, 1986
Manchester Prison (Duty Solicitors) Written Answers January 22, 1986
Drug Offences Written Answers January 22, 1986
Prison Population Written Answers January 22, 1986
Crime Statistics Commons January 23, 1986
Business of the House Commons January 23, 1986
Prisoners on Remand Written Answers January 23, 1986
Crime Prevention Written Answers January 23, 1986
2 speeches — Crime Statistics Written Answers January 23, 1986
2 speeches — Detention Centres Written Answers January 29, 1986
Youth Custody (Ethnic Minorities) Written Answers January 29, 1986
Youth Custody (Suicides) Written Answers January 29, 1986
Tranquillisers Written Answers January 30, 1986
Telephone Calls (Tape Recording) Written Answers February 4, 1986
Teachers (Dispute) Written Answers February 4, 1986
Holloway Prison Written Answers February 17, 1986
8 speeches — Holloway Prison Written Answers February 18, 1986
Prisoners (Visits) Written Answers February 18, 1986
Holloway Prison Written Answers February 19, 1986
3 speeches — Wildlife Inspectorate Written Answers February 19, 1986
Prisoners (Discharge Grants) Written Answers March 3, 1986
Durham Prison (H Wing) Written Answers March 5, 1986
2 speeches — Prison Workshops Commons March 20, 1986
Criminal Justice (White Paper) Commons March 20, 1986
Prisoners Written Answers March 21, 1986
Wildlife Inspectorate Written Answers March 25, 1986
Prisoners Written Answers March 26, 1986
2 speeches — Attendance Centres Written Answers March 26, 1986
Prison Rules Written Answers March 26, 1986
Prisons (Suicides Report) Written Answers March 26, 1986
Prisoners (Statistics) Written Answers March 27, 1986
Community Service Orders Written Answers March 27, 1986
Prison Governors Written Answers March 27, 1986
Prison Officers (Assaults) Written Answers March 27, 1986
Prisoners (Segregation) Written Answers March 27, 1986
Prisoners (Special Units) Written Answers March 27, 1986
Prisoners' Petitions Written Answers March 27, 1986
Prisons (Pay Telephones) Written Answers March 27, 1986
Prisoners (Statistics) Written Answers April 8, 1986
EC (GATT Talks) Written Answers April 9, 1986
Prisoners (Statistics) Written Answers April 17, 1986
2 speeches — Police Dogs Written Answers April 21, 1986
2 speeches — Police Dogs Written Answers April 22, 1986
Prisons Commons April 30, 1986
Prison Officers (Dispute) Commons May 1, 1986
2 speeches — Prison Officers Written Answers May 2, 1986
Prisoners (Visits) Written Answers May 2, 1986
Russian Nuclear Accident (Monitoring) Commons May 6, 1986
3 speeches — Prisons Commons May 6, 1986
Prisoners (Visits) Written Answers May 6, 1986
Prison Officers Written Answers May 6, 1986
Remission Written Answers May 6, 1986
4 speeches — Prisoners Written Answers May 7, 1986
Prisoners (Disciplinary Proceedings) Written Answers May 8, 1986
3 speeches — Unemployment (Budget Effects) Commons May 15, 1986
Business of the House Commons May 15, 1986
Thomas Quigley and Paul Kavanagh Written Answers May 16, 1986
Terrorism Written Answers May 16, 1986
Kirby Town Football Club Written Answers May 19, 1986
Lionise Development Company Written Answers May 19, 1986
5 speeches — OVER-PAYMENTS Commons May 20, 1986
Prisoners (Disciplinary Proceedings) Written Answers May 21, 1986
2 speeches — Firearms and Crossbows Commons May 22, 1986
Business of the House Commons May 22, 1986
Magistrates Written Answers May 22, 1986
Prison Department (Industrial Officers) Written Answers June 9, 1986
Durham Prison Written Answers June 9, 1986
Prisons (Overcrowding) Written Answers June 10, 1986
Prison Governors (Uniform) Written Answers June 18, 1986
Job Creation (Public Expenditure and Taxation) Written Answers June 19, 1986
Home Workers Written Answers June 20, 1986
Energy Crops Written Answers June 20, 1986
Home Workers Written Answers June 23, 1986
Housing Statistics Written Answers June 24, 1986
Hospital Waiting Lists (Merseyside) Written Answers June 24, 1986
2 speeches — Detention Centres Commons June 26, 1986
Business of the House Commons June 26, 1986
Prison Population Written Answers June 26, 1986
Holloway Prison Written Answers June 26, 1986
New Prisons Written Answers July 1, 1986
In patients (Post-operative Infection) Written Answers July 1, 1986
5 speeches — In-patients (Post-operative Infection) Written Answers July 1, 1986
In-patients (Post-operative Infection) Written Answers July 2, 1986
Polytechnics Commons July 8, 1986
Jury Challenge (Roskill Report) Commons July 9, 1986
Custody Written Answers July 16, 1986
3 speeches — Milton Keynes Prison Written Answers July 16, 1986
2 speeches — Prisoners (Mental Illness) Written Answers July 21, 1986
Penal Establishments Written Answers July 21, 1986
Custodial Sentences Written Answers July 23, 1986
Wingshaver Case Written Answers July 23, 1986
Private Prosecutions Written Answers July 23, 1986
2 speeches — Prisoners (Statistics) Written Answers July 24, 1986
Acute Specialties (Costs) Written Answers July 25, 1986
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