Mr Robert Wareing

August 20, 1930 -
Summary information for Mr Robert Wareing

Contributions

1991

Private Bailiffs Written Answers January 14, 1991

Iraqi Students Written Answers January 14, 1991

2 speeches — Food Vouchers Written Answers January 15, 1991

Hospital Service Commons January 16, 1991

Iraqi Trainees Written Answers January 16, 1991

2 speeches — Housing Investment (Liverpool) Written Answers January 17, 1991

Iraqi Students Written Answers January 17, 1991

The Gulf Commons January 21, 1991

Liverpool City Council Written Answers January 30, 1991

The Gulf Commons January 31, 1991

Iraqi Students Written Answers January 31, 1991

Training Courses Written Answers January 31, 1991

Defective Housing Written Answers February 4, 1991

War Pensions Written Answers February 4, 1991

Phnom Penh Written Answers February 11, 1991

Iraqi Students Written Answers February 11, 1991

Foreign Service Personnel (Training) Written Answers February 11, 1991

Toxteth Riots Written Answers February 12, 1991

2 speeches — Yugoslavia Commons February 13, 1991

Bari Harbour Written Answers February 14, 1991

Namibia Written Answers February 18, 1991

The Gulf Written Answers February 18, 1991

The Gulf Commons February 25, 1991

Energy Efficiency Written Answers February 25, 1991

2 speeches — Private Borrowing Commons February 28, 1991

3 speeches — Soviet Union and Eastern Europe Commons March 4, 1991

Drugs Commons March 5, 1991

Business of the House Commons March 7, 1991

Air Europe Commons March 11, 1991

Local Government Finance Written Answers March 12, 1991

2 speeches — Cambodia Commons March 13, 1991

Balance of Trade Written Answers March 13, 1991

Business of the House Commons March 19, 1991

2 speeches — Food and Drink (Exports) Commons March 21, 1991

Visible Trade Deficit Written Answers March 25, 1991

2 speeches — Engagements Commons March 26, 1991

Iraq Commons April 15, 1991

Arts Funding (North-West) Written Answers April 15, 1991

2 speeches — Engagements Commons April 16, 1991

Bangladesh (Aid) Commons May 8, 1991

German Chancellor Commons May 16, 1991

Further and Higher Education Commons May 20, 1991

Yugoslavia Commons May 22, 1991

Strategy for Health Commons June 4, 1991

10 speeches — Government of Liverpool Commons June 24, 1991

2 speeches — Urban Development Corporations Commons July 10, 1991

Group of Seven Commons July 19, 1991

Local Government Finance (England) Commons July 23, 1991

Yugoslavia Commons October 14, 1991

NHS Trusts Commons October 16, 1991

2 speeches — Economic Recovery Commons October 17, 1991

Export Credits Guarantee Department Written Answers October 17, 1991

3 speeches — Foreign Affairs and Defence Commons November 1, 1991

Bangladesh (Cyclone) Commons November 5, 1991

Local Government Finance Written Answers November 6, 1991

Liverpool Children's Hospital Written Answers November 7, 1991

NATO Summit Commons November 12, 1991

2 speeches — Croatia Commons November 13, 1991

HIV Written Answers November 14, 1991

Alder Hey Children's Hospital Written Answers November 14, 1991

2 speeches — Voluntary Agencies Commons November 18, 1991

Motorway Service Stations Written Answers November 18, 1991

Medical Facilities Written Answers November 19, 1991

South-east Asia (Personnel Training) Written Answers November 19, 1991

2 speeches — Unemployment Commons November 26, 1991

Tax Revenue Written Answers December 2, 1991

Regional Arts Written Answers December 2, 1991

Common Agricultural Policy Commons December 4, 1991

Housing Estates Written Answers December 4, 1991

2 speeches — Oil and Gas (Irish Sea) Commons December 9, 1991

Points of Order Commons December 11, 1991

2 speeches — Offshore Installations Written Answers December 11, 1991

Offshore Installations Written Answers December 12, 1991

3 speeches — Maastricht Commons December 18, 1991

Indonesia Written Answers December 18, 1991

Information presented on this page was prepared from the XML source files, together with information from the History of Parliament Trust, the work of Leigh Rayment and public sources. The means by which names are recognised means that errors may remain in the data presented.