Mr Thomas Peart
April 30, 1914 - 1988Summary information for Mr Thomas Peart
Contributions
1947
Proposed Trunk Road, West Cumberland Written Answers January 27, 1947
Physical Training College Commons February 6, 1947
Emergency Training Commons February 6, 1947
Physical Education Organisers Commons February 6, 1947
FUEL AND POWER CUTS Commons February 10, 1947
FUEL AND POWER CUTS Commons February 10, 1947
Development Areas Written Answers February 10, 1947
West Cumberland Written Answers February 10, 1947
Education Adviser Commons February 12, 1947
Deserters (Courts Martial) Written Answers February 18, 1947
2 speeches — DISTRIBUTION OF MANPOWER Commons March 19, 1947
7 speeches — AMENDMENT OF LAW Commons April 17, 1947
PHYSICAL EDUCATION Commons May 5, 1947
West Cumberland (Labour Requirements) Commons July 22, 1947
Minefield, Flimby Commons July 22, 1947
ATOMIC ENERGY PLANT, WEST CUMBERLAND Commons July 23, 1947
2 speeches — Atomic Energy Plant, West Cumberland Commons July 24, 1947
Disused Mine Shafts Commons July 24, 1947
Imported Coal (Price) Commons July 31, 1947
HOME-HELP SCHEMES Written Answers July 31, 1947
Government Surplus Clothing (Distribution) Written Answers July 31, 1947
2 speeches — OVERSEAS RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BILL Commons November 6, 1947
West Cumberland Written Answers November 24, 1947
West Cumberland Written Answers November 24, 1947
Anglo-Swedish Monetary Agreement Written Answers November 25, 1947
Development Plans Commons December 4, 1947
2 speeches — Universities and Training Colleges (Vacancies) Commons December 4, 1947
2 speeches — Teachers and Students (Exchange) Commons December 4, 1947
Directed Labour Commons December 4, 1947
2 speeches — UNIVERSITIES (FULL-TIME STUDENTS) Written Answers December 4, 1947
7 speeches — ROAD SCHEMES Commons December 8, 1947
Improvement Schemes, Development Areas Written Answers December 8, 1947
2 speeches — State Scholarships Commons December 11, 1947
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