Mr Stanley Awbery

1888 - May 7, 1969
Summary information for Mr Stanley Awbery

Contributions

1946

Industrial Clothing Coupons Commons April 8, 1946

WAR GRAVES (VISITS) Written Answers April 9, 1946

Rabbits Commons April 10, 1946

WAR DAMAGE CLAIMS (ADVANCES) Written Answers May 6, 1946

Docks (Government Expenditure) Written Answers May 20, 1946

4 speeches — JUSTICES' CLERKS Commons June 6, 1946

3 speeches — Docks and Harbours (Dredging) Commons July 8, 1946

2 speeches — Unemployed Port Workers (Transfers) Commons July 8, 1946

3 speeches — Magnesium Factories (Use) Commons July 8, 1946

2 speeches — Officer Recruitment Commons July 9, 1946

Small Coal (Briquettes) Written Answers July 9, 1946

Malnutrition Written Answers July 11, 1946

2 speeches — Regional Amalgamation Commons July 18, 1946

Mutiny, Malaya Written Answers July 23, 1946

GROUND RENT AND LEASEHOLD ENFRANCHISEMENT Written Answers July 23, 1946

WAR DAMAGED PROPERTY (GROUND RENT) Written Answers July 23, 1946

Mutiny, Malaya Written Answers July 30, 1946

Building Industry (Welfare Facilities) Written Answers August 1, 1946

Docks (Government Expenditure) Written Answers August 2, 1946

2 speeches — Duty-Free Goods (Crews' Purchases) Commons October 14, 1946

4 speeches — FAIR WAGES Commons October 14, 1946

Courts Martial Appeals (Committee of Inquiry) Commons October 15, 1946

Birmingham Commons October 17, 1946

Employees (Trade Union Membership) Commons October 17, 1946

3 speeches — Bristol Written Answers October 31, 1946

Breaking-up (Foreign Concerns) Written Answers November 5, 1946

Shipbreaking Written Answers November 18, 1946

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS (DATE) Written Answers November 18, 1946

7 speeches — TRADE UNIONS (CLOSED SHOP) Commons November 19, 1946

SHIP-BREAKING (FOREIGN CONCERNS) Written Answers November 19, 1946

Provincial Stations (Name Signs) Commons December 9, 1946

Bristol Replanning Scheme Written Answers December 10, 1946

Student Nurses Written Answers December 12, 1946

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