Mr Robert Mellish
March 3, 1913 - May 9, 1998Summary information for Mr Robert Mellish
Contributions
1988
Middle East: Peace Efforts Lords January 13, 1988
Yemen Marriages: Settlement Applications Lords January 18, 1988
Civil Servants: Confidentiality Lords January 21, 1988
Prison Governors' Association: Discussions Lords January 25, 1988
NHS: Hip Replacement Operations Lords February 1, 1988
Hole-in-Heart Operations: Statistics Lords February 3, 1988
Confectionery Exports: Japanese Tariff Lords February 4, 1988
Military Doctrines: NATO/Warsaw Pact Lords February 8, 1988
London's Hospitals: Waiting Lists Lords February 15, 1988
NHS: Funding Proposal Lords February 16, 1988
National Health Service Review Proposal Lords February 19, 1988
Construction Industry: Expansion Lords February 23, 1988
Under-Age Drinking: Curbs Lords February 24, 1988
Dock Labour Scheme Lords February 25, 1988
Homelessness Lords March 1, 1988
Afghanistan Lords March 2, 1988
Iran-Iraq Conflict Lords March 3, 1988
2 speeches — UDCs: Private Investment Lords March 7, 1988
Middle East Conflict: Refugee Aid Lords March 8, 1988
Army Boot: Proposed Replacement Lords March 10, 1988
National Health Service: Spending Lords March 16, 1988
Transport: EC Ministers' Council Lords March 17, 1988
Inner London Youth Services: Funding Lords March 21, 1988
Nursery Education: Policy Lords March 23, 1988
NHS Nurses: Recruitment and Retention Lords March 24, 1988
3 speeches — Infant Life Preservation Lords March 25, 1988
Civil and Political Rights: UN Protocol Lords March 29, 1988
Drugs for Children: Report on Prescribing Lords March 31, 1988
County Hall, London: Use Lords April 11, 1988
Listed Buildings: Alleged Statement Lords April 12, 1988
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Lords April 13, 1988
2 speeches — Homelessness Lords April 20, 1988
DES Officials: Teaching Experience Lords April 21, 1988
Geffrye and Horniman Museums Lords April 25, 1988
Arab/Israeli Conflict: US Initiative Lords May 3, 1988
Nato's Nuclear Capability Lords May 4, 1988
2 speeches — Concierge Schemes in Blocks of Flats Lords May 9, 1988
Construction Industry: Apprentice Training Lords May 17, 1988
Council House Sales: Receipts Lords May 17, 1988
Airport Security: Kuwaiti Hijacking Lords May 18, 1988
South Africa: Sanctions Policy Lords May 20, 1988
Sea Bird Deaths: Thames Estuary Lords May 23, 1988
British Companies: Foreign Control Lords June 7, 1988
Spring Bank Holiday: Timing Lords June 7, 1988
South Africa: UK Trade Missions Lords June 8, 1988
Disabled Patients: Community Rehabilitation Lords June 14, 1988
2 speeches — Emergencies: Training of Volunteers Lords June 16, 1988
National Health Service: Review Lords June 20, 1988
Star Wars: Press Report Lords June 21, 1988
Hospital Admissions: Criteria Lords June 29, 1988
NHS Funding Lords July 5, 1988
Harland and Wolff Shipyards: Proposed Sale Lords July 8, 1988
Military Terminology Lords July 12, 1988
2 speeches — Docklands Highway: Rehousing of Tenants Lords July 18, 1988
Arab-Israeli Conflict Lords July 21, 1988
2 speeches — Iranian Airbus Disaster Lords July 22, 1988
BBC Portrayal of Police Activities Lords July 25, 1988
County Hall Lords July 29, 1988
2 speeches — "Cabinet" Film: Allegations Lords October 11, 1988
Mortgage Rate Increase Lords October 17, 1988
Postal Charges Lords October 20, 1988
2 speeches — National Dock Labour Scheme Lords October 25, 1988
Hospital Waiting Lists Lords October 26, 1988
Nurses: Retention and Recruitment Lords October 27, 1988
Sunday Trading Lords November 1, 1988
2 speeches — Postal Strike: Effect on Jobless Figures Lords November 7, 1988
Baltic Claims to Sovereignty Lords November 29, 1988
Salmonella in Eggs and Poultry Lords December 6, 1988
Building Industry: Training Lords December 15, 1988
Nurses' Regrading Lords December 19, 1988
Schools: Pupils' Staying-on Rate Lords December 22, 1988
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