Mr Ron Leighton
January 24, 1930 - February 28, 1994Summary information for Mr Ron Leighton
Contributions
1992
Skill Training Commons January 14, 1992
APEX Trust Commons January 15, 1992
Channel Tunnel Written Answers January 24, 1992
Stratford School, Newham Written Answers January 27, 1992
Falkland Islands Written Answers January 27, 1992
2 speeches — Torrells School, Grays Commons January 28, 1992
3 speeches — Industrial Relations Commons January 28, 1992
Labour Costs Written Answers January 31, 1992
Labour Costs Written Answers February 3, 1992
Youth Training Written Answers February 3, 1992
Local Government Finance Commons February 4, 1992
3 speeches — European Community (Budget) Commons February 4, 1992
Holloway Employment Office Commons February 11, 1992
"People, Jobs and Opportunity" Commons February 11, 1992
Training of Prisoners Written Answers February 11, 1992
6 speeches — Industrial Relations Commons February 18, 1992
2 speeches — Trainees Written Answers February 27, 1992
3 speeches — Stratford School Commons March 2, 1992
3 speeches — Capital Investment Written Answers March 2, 1992
4 speeches — Training Schemes Written Answers March 12, 1992
TECs Written Answers March 13, 1992
Stratford School Written Answers March 13, 1992
Building Products Written Answers May 11, 1992
Investors in People Written Answers May 11, 1992
Youth Training Written Answers May 11, 1992
Unit Labour Costs Written Answers May 11, 1992
Wheel Clamping (Newham) Written Answers May 12, 1992
Manufacturing Investment Written Answers May 12, 1992
Economic and Monetary Union Written Answers May 13, 1992
Women's Issues Written Answers May 20, 1992
5 speeches — European Communities (Amendment) Bill Commons May 21, 1992
Training and Enterprise Councils Written Answers May 22, 1992
Foreign Affairs Council Commons June 8, 1992
Youth Training Commons June 9, 1992
Maxwell Pensioners Commons June 9, 1992
Training and Enterprise Councils Written Answers June 9, 1992
Child Care Written Answers June 11, 1992
Training and Enterprise Councils Written Answers June 12, 1992
National Economic Development Council Commons June 16, 1992
3 speeches — Youth Training Written Answers June 23, 1992
Employment Training Written Answers June 23, 1992
National Economic Development Office Written Answers June 26, 1992
EC Presidency Written Answers June 29, 1992
Equal Opportunities Written Answers June 30, 1992
Training Written Answers June 30, 1992
Umemployment Written Answers June 30, 1992
Homelessness Written Answers July 1, 1992
Subsidiarity Written Answers July 6, 1992
16-plus Policies Commons July 7, 1992
2 speeches — European Fighter Aircraft Commons July 7, 1992
Economic Summit and CSCE Commons July 13, 1992
Child Care Written Answers July 16, 1992
Maxwell Pensions Written Answers July 16, 1992
European Council (Birmingham) Commons October 20, 1992
Single Market Written Answers October 22, 1992
Youth Training Written Answers October 22, 1992
Policing (London) Commons October 23, 1992
Thames House Written Answers October 26, 1992
EC Economies Written Answers October 26, 1992
Train Safety Written Answers October 26, 1992
Pollution, Newham Written Answers October 27, 1992
Benefits, Newham Written Answers October 28, 1992
Qualifications Commons November 3, 1992
2 speeches — Council Tax Commons November 11, 1992
Trade Union Reform and Employment Rights Bill Commons November 17, 1992
Arms Exports (Iraq) Commons November 23, 1992
2 speeches — Wages Councils Written Answers November 27, 1992
Disability Living Allowance Written Answers November 30, 1992
2 speeches — TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons December 2, 1992
Stratford Local Office Written Answers December 7, 1992
3 speeches — Unemployment Commons December 8, 1992
European Council (Edinburgh) Commons December 14, 1992
Disability Payments Written Answers December 14, 1992
Income Support Written Answers December 15, 1992
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