Mr Roland Robinson

February 22, 1907 - 1989
Summary information for Mr Roland Robinson

Contributions

1946

Rice Milling Position Written Answers February 11, 1946

Ashton Marine Park, Lytham St. Annes Written Answers February 12, 1946

Temporary Houses(Dampness) Written Answers February 12, 1946

Students Written Answers February 12, 1946

2 speeches — Azores Written Answers February 13, 1946

Demobilisation Written Answers February 13, 1946

United States Aircraft (Purchase) Written Answers February 13, 1946

WORLD FOOD SHORTAGE Commons February 14, 1946

Oversea Tours Written Answers February 20, 1946

2 speeches — Heathrow Aerodrome Commons February 21, 1946

Restaurant Cars Written Answers February 25, 1946

Export Restrictions Written Answers February 25, 1946

2 speeches — Malaya Written Answers February 26, 1946

Lytham St. Anne's Commons March 12, 1946

Blackpool Commons March 12, 1946

Customs and Excise, Blackpool Commons March 12, 1946

MR. STRACHEY'S STATEMENT Commons March 12, 1946

Personal Cases Written Answers March 12, 1946

Retail Grocers (Points) Commons March 13, 1946

Holiday Resorts Commons March 13, 1946

2 speeches — LICENSING ACTS (CATERING INDUSTRY) Commons March 14, 1946

3 speeches — Training Schemes Commons March 19, 1946

Purchase Tax Written Answers March 19, 1946

Trans-Atlantic Service Commons March 20, 1946

VICTORY CELEBRATIONS Commons March 20, 1946

CHESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL BILL [By Order] Commons March 20, 1946

GERMANY (BRITISH INTELLIGENCE REPORTS) Written Answers March 20, 1946

Derequisitioned Premises (Rates) Commons March 21, 1946

Pension Entitlement Written Answers March 21, 1946

Brabazon I Prototype (Construction) Commons March 25, 1946

Exhall Colleģe Written Answers March 28, 1946

Camden Town College Written Answers March 28, 1946

Rice Milling Machinery Written Answers April 1, 1946

3 speeches — Ex-Prisoners of War, Far East Commons April 2, 1946

British Restaurants Commons April 3, 1946

Canary Island Tomatoes Commons April 3, 1946

Fish (Caterinģ Establishments) Written Answers April 3, 1946

PURCHASE TAX (EXEMPTIONS)(CENTRIFUGAL ORGAN BLOWERS) Commons April 5, 1946

4 speeches — MOTOR INDUSTRY Commons April 5, 1946

Liquid Paraffin Written Answers April 8, 1946

Fish (Catering Establishments) Commons April 10, 1946

Public Relations Officer Commons April 11, 1946

Liquid Paraffin Written Answers April 15, 1946

BURMA (RICE INDUSTRY) Written Answers April 18, 1946

Liquid Paraffin Written Answers May 6, 1946

DISTRICT REGISTRIES (DIVORCE JURISDICTION) Written Answers May 8, 1946

Poultry Feedingstuffs Commons July 8, 1946

2 speeches — CLAUSE 28.—(Power of Minister of Transport to stop up and divert highways, etc., in the interests of Civil Aviation.) Commons July 8, 1946

4 speeches — CLAUSE 23.—(Reservation of certain air services to the three corporations and their associates.) Commons July 8, 1946

Petrol Rationing Written Answers July 9, 1946

FIFTH SCHEDULE.—(Adjustments of the functions of statutory undertakers.) Commons July 11, 1946

Outdoor Advertising (Control) Commons July 16, 1946

2 speeches — Bermuda—Baltimore Commons July 17, 1946

B.O.A.C. Transatlantic Service (Lockheed Constellations) Written Answers July 17, 1946

Barley Exports Written Answers July 17, 1946

Additional Stamp Written Answers July 18, 1946

Atlantic Services (American Airport) Commons July 24, 1946

2 speeches — Bermuda-Baltimore Commons July 31, 1946

Constellations (Grounding) Commons July 31, 1946

Bread Rationing Written Answers July 31, 1946

Bread Rationing Written Answers August 1, 1946

Wages Board (Horticultural Representation) Written Answers August 1, 1946

2 speeches — Recruiting Progress Commons October 9, 1946

B.O.A.C. (Constellation Aircraft) Written Answers October 9, 1946

Telecommunications (Minister's Visit to U.S.A.) Commons October 10, 1946

2 speeches — PASSPORTS AND VISAS Commons October 14, 1946

BRITISH TOURIST INDUSTRY (FRENCH VISITORS) Commons October 14, 1946

Land Acquisition (Compulsory Orders) Commons October 17, 1946

BRITISH TOURIST INDUSTRY (HOTELS) Commons October 21, 1946

2 speeches — VISAS (U.K. AND FRANCE) Commons October 23, 1946

Recruiting (Progress Reports) Written Answers October 23, 1946

Penicillin Written Answers October 28, 1946

7 speeches — Brick Supplies Commons October 29, 1946

2 speeches — Atom Bomb (Warship Design) Commons October 30, 1946

QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS Commons October 30, 1946

Members of Parliament (Correspondence) Written Answers October 30, 1946

2 speeches — HOTEL INDUSTRY (REHABILITATION PRIORITIES) Commons November 1, 1946

Paper Waxing Written Answers November 4, 1946

BRITISH AND FRENCH TOURISTS Written Answers November 4, 1946

POLICE (IMPROVED PAY AND CONDITIONS) Commons November 6, 1946

Water Supply Scheme, Fylde Written Answers November 21, 1946

2 speeches — Cotton Control Written Answers November 21, 1946

Ice Cream (Standard) Written Answers November 25, 1946

Bricks Written Answers November 25, 1946

Ice Cream (Heat Treatment) Written Answers November 25, 1946

2 speeches — ANGLO-FRENCH TOURIST TRAFFIC Commons November 27, 1946

Brabazon I (Trial Flights) Written Answers November 27, 1946

H.M. FORCES, BERMUDA Written Answers November 27, 1946

10 speeches — CIVIC RESTAURANTS BILL Commons November 28, 1946

Woollen Underwear Written Answers November 28, 1946

Bricks Written Answers December 2, 1946

3 speeches — Driving Examiners Commons December 9, 1946

JAPAN (FORCES MAIL) Written Answers December 11, 1946

Cigarettes and Tobacco (Supplies) Written Answers December 12, 1946

Aircraft (British Airlines) Commons December 16, 1946

Statistics Commons December 17, 1946

VISAS (UNITED KINGDOM AND FRANCE) Written Answers December 18, 1946

B.E.A.C. (Grounded Aircraft) Written Answers December 18, 1946

Brabazon I (Aerodrome Facilities) Written Answers December 18, 1946

U.S.A.A.F. Camp, Warton Written Answers December 19, 1946

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