Mr Sebastian Coe

September 29, 1956 -
Summary information for Mr Sebastian Coe

Contributions

1995

Fisheries Commons January 18, 1995

Kobe Earthquake Written Answers January 25, 1995

Mortgage Interest Payments Written Answers January 27, 1995

Local Government Finance Commons February 1, 1995

Departmental Funding Written Answers February 2, 1995

2 speeches — Gas Bill Commons March 13, 1995

Family Health Services Appeal Authority Written Answers March 21, 1995

2 speeches — Education Cuts Commons March 29, 1995

Income Statistics Written Answers March 29, 1995

Performance Targets Written Answers March 30, 1995

Public Libraries Written Answers April 4, 1995

Pay Review Bodies Written Answers May 11, 1995

Departmental Budget Written Answers June 7, 1995

Legal Services Ombudsman Written Answers June 13, 1995

7 speeches — Roofing Contract (Plymouth Dockyard) Commons June 28, 1995

Royal Palaces Written Answers June 28, 1995

Science Week 1995 Written Answers July 3, 1995

2 speeches — Regional Selective Assistance Commons July 12, 1995

Performance Targets Written Answers July 18, 1995

Private Rented Sector Written Answers July 19, 1995

Rail Privatisation Commons October 18, 1995

Fisheries Commons October 23, 1995

General Practitioners (West Country) Commons October 25, 1995

7 speeches — National Lottery Commons October 25, 1995

Manufacturing Industry Commons November 1, 1995

Teachers' Pensions Written Answers November 1, 1995

Family Homes and Domestic Violence Bill Written Answers November 2, 1995

Gas Industry Licensing Framework Written Answers November 17, 1995

Private Finance Initiative Written Answers November 28, 1995

Departmental Expenditure Plans Written Answers November 28, 1995

Television Licence Fees Written Answers November 30, 1995

Television Licence Fees Written Answers December 14, 1995

Adjournment (Christmas) Commons December 20, 1995

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