Mr Teddy Taylor

April 18, 1937 -
Summary information for Mr Teddy Taylor

Contributions

1966

Clause 1.—(RECONSTITUTION OF OLDER UNIVERSITIES.) Commons February 14, 1966

Clause 5.—(AMENDMENTS AS TO BENEFIT UNDER INDUSTRIAL INJURIES ACT.) Commons February 16, 1966

2 speeches — RHODESIA (EXPORTS AND IMPORTS) Commons February 16, 1966

3 speeches — SCOTLAND (TRAFFIC WARDENS) Commons February 22, 1966

5 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons April 21, 1966

SCOTLAND (BURRELL ART COLLECTION) Commons May 11, 1966

7 speeches — HOUSING AND BUILDING POLICIES Commons May 19, 1966

3 speeches — DOCKS AND HARBOURS BILL Commons May 23, 1966

6 speeches — AGRICULTURE (FERTILISERS) Commons May 23, 1966

4 speeches — TRANSPORT FINANCES BILL Commons May 23, 1966

3 speeches — SCOTLAND (COST OF LIVING) Commons May 27, 1966

Clause 5.—(REBATE OF DUTY ON HEAVY OILS.) Commons June 15, 1966

3 speeches — Clause 16.—(CHARGE OF INCOME TAX FOR 1966–67.) Commons June 20, 1966

New Clause.—(RELIEFS FOR SHIPBUILDERS IN RESPECT OF CERTAIN DUTIES.) Commons June 30, 1966

BRITISH TRANSPORT HOTELS (COMPULSORY SERVICE CHARGE) Commons July 14, 1966

6 speeches — SELECTIVE EMPLOYMENT PAYMENTS BILL Commons July 21, 1966

IRON AND STEEL BILL Commons July 25, 1966

2 speeches — DEVELOPMENT AREAS Commons August 2, 1966

2 speeches — Schedule 1.—(PAYMENTS TO PUBLIC BODIES.) Commons August 4, 1966

2 speeches — REDEPLOYMENT Commons October 24, 1966

5 speeches — ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY (BORROWING POWERS) Commons November 2, 1966

New Clause 1.—(RATING OF CERTAIN OFFICE PREMISES OF NATIONALISED BOARDS &C.) Commons November 9, 1966

2 speeches — SHIPBUILDING (INDUSTRIAL TRAINING LEVY) Commons November 24, 1966

4 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT, SCOTLAND (GENERAL GRANT) Commons December 20, 1966

2 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons December 20, 1966

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