Mr Tim Rathbone
March 17, 1933 - July 12, 2002Summary information for Mr Tim Rathbone
Contributions
1983
Community Programme Written Answers February 2, 1983
Cable Television Written Answers February 3, 1983
Lead in Petrol Commons February 15, 1983
Retirement Pension Commons February 15, 1983
Health Costs (Management) Written Answers February 15, 1983
Lorry Routes Written Answers February 16, 1983
2 speeches — Parliamentary Boundary Commissions Commons March 1, 1983
2 speeches — Service Widows (Pensions) Written Answers March 18, 1983
Teaching Quality Commons March 21, 1983
Voting Rights Written Answers March 24, 1983
Widow's Pension Written Answers March 29, 1983
Cable Television Commons April 27, 1983
Debate on the Address Commons June 22, 1983
SECOND DAY Commons June 23, 1983
3 speeches — Cable Systems and Services Commons June 30, 1983
National Health Service (Management Inquiry) Commons October 25, 1983
International Competitiveness Commons October 27, 1983
Cable and Wireless PLC Commons October 27, 1983
Private Health Insurance Schemes Written Answers October 31, 1983
Voting Rights (Holidaymakers) Written Answers November 1, 1983
Youth Services (Report) Written Answers November 1, 1983
Motorways (Traffic News Frequency Signs) Written Answers November 1, 1983
Trespass (Report) Written Answers November 2, 1983
Voting Rights (Overseas Citizens) Written Answers November 4, 1983
Trade Union Meeting Commons November 7, 1983
Energy Conservation Written Answers November 9, 1983
Edible Oil Industry Commons November 17, 1983
2 speeches — Cable Television Written Answers November 21, 1983
Radio Frequencies Written Answers November 22, 1983
Metrication Written Answers November 22, 1983
Messenger Group Newspapers Commons November 23, 1983
Rate Support Grant (England) Commons December 14, 1983
Engagements Commons December 20, 1983
Health and Social Security Bill Commons December 20, 1983
London Transport (Financing) Written Answers December 21, 1983
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