Mr Robert Litherland

June 23, 1930 -
Summary information for Mr Robert Litherland

Contributions

1983

Unemployed Persons (Cost) Written Answers January 27, 1983

Council House Sales (Manchester) Written Answers February 2, 1983

Housing Starts (Manchester) Written Answers February 2, 1983

High Wycombe (Bunker) Written Answers February 4, 1983

Prefabricated Houses Commons February 8, 1983

Domestic Rating Commons February 23, 1983

2 speeches — Civil Engineering Industry Commons February 23, 1983

2 speeches — Parliamentary Constituencies (England) Commons March 2, 1983

Industrialised System Building Written Answers March 3, 1983

2 speeches — Argentina (Arms Supply) Commons March 9, 1983

Manchester Airport Commons March 16, 1983

LIMITED PERIOD OF LIABILITY Commons March 23, 1983

EXTENSION TO CASES WHERE LANDLORD IS A CHARITY Commons March 23, 1983

FINAL CERTIFICATES Commons March 23, 1983

3 speeches — System-built Housing Commons March 24, 1983

English House Condition Survey Written Answers April 27, 1983

6 speeches — Local Government (Direct Labour) Commons July 18, 1983

2 speeches — System Building Commons October 26, 1983

Civil Defence Commons October 26, 1983

Property Services Agency Written Answers November 1, 1983

2 speeches — NHS (Overseas Visitors) Written Answers November 3, 1983

Council Houses (Repairs and Maintenance) Written Answers November 7, 1983

Lancashire Commons November 8, 1983

Overseas Visitors (Health Charges) Written Answers November 16, 1983

Intermediate Nuclear Force Talks Commons November 23, 1983

Pensioners Commons November 23, 1983

National Graphical Association (Dispute) Commons November 29, 1983

National Graphical Association (Dispute) Commons November 30, 1983

Inner City Areas (Development) Commons December 21, 1983

PRESERVATION OF EXISTING RIGHTS OF REPAIR Commons December 21, 1983

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