Mr Robert Woof
1911 - 1997Summary information for Mr Robert Woof
Contributions
1972
4 speeches — Nuclear Weapons Written Answers January 27, 1972
European Economic Community Written Answers January 31, 1972
3 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY (DISPUTE) Commons February 8, 1972
Nuclear Defence Written Answers February 24, 1972
2 speeches — Nuclear Deterrent Written Answers February 24, 1972
Early Warning System Written Answers February 24, 1972
Anti-Ballistic Missile System Written Answers February 24, 1972
Aldermaston Written Answers February 24, 1972
Nuclear Weapons Written Answers February 24, 1972
Uranium Refinement Written Answers February 24, 1972
2 speeches — Mail (Redirection) Commons March 1, 1972
Local Authority Employees Written Answers March 16, 1972
2 speeches — Redundancy Written Answers March 16, 1972
3 speeches — Blaydon Written Answers March 16, 1972
Coal Industry Dispute Written Answers March 16, 1972
European Free Trade Association Written Answers March 20, 1972
Development Areas (E.E.C. Discussions) Written Answers March 20, 1972
Lorries (Permitted Weight) Written Answers March 20, 1972
2 speeches — AMENDMENT OF THE LAW Commons March 21, 1972
European Economic Community Written Answers March 22, 1972
European Economic Community Written Answers March 27, 1972
Supplementary Benefit Written Answers March 28, 1972
United Kingdom Patent Office Written Answers April 24, 1972
Nuclear-free Zone (Western Europe) Written Answers May 1, 1972
Thomas Appleby Written Answers May 4, 1972
2 speeches — European Economic Community Written Answers July 3, 1972
European Economic Community Written Answers July 3, 1972
Lorries (EEC Proposals) Written Answers July 3, 1972
European Economic Community Written Answers July 3, 1972
European Economic Community Written Answers July 3, 1972
£ Sterling Written Answers July 3, 1972
European Economic Community Written Answers July 4, 1972
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