Mr Tim Rathbone

March 17, 1933 - July 12, 2002
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Contributions

1987

4 speeches — Maintained Schools Written Answers January 12, 1987

Pre-School Education Written Answers January 12, 1987

Voluntary Sector Written Answers January 12, 1987

Nursery Schools Written Answers January 12, 1987

Nursery Provision Written Answers January 12, 1987

Rate Support Grant Commons January 13, 1987

Pre-school Play Groups Written Answers January 13, 1987

Broadcasting Commons January 20, 1987

Rate Support Grants Bill Commons February 4, 1987

Energy Efficiency Commons February 16, 1987

Broadcasting Bill [Lords] Commons February 16, 1987

Teaching Company Scheme Written Answers February 26, 1987

Telephone Messages Commons March 2, 1987

Teachers' Pay and Conditions Commons March 2, 1987

Community Charge Commons March 4, 1987

Sport Commons March 24, 1987

2 speeches — Sussex Police Commons March 24, 1987

Blood Lead Monitoring Programme Written Answers May 13, 1987

Foreign Affairs Commons June 26, 1987

Mozambique Written Answers June 29, 1987

Deprivation and Inequality of Opportunity Commons June 30, 1987

General Certificate of Secondary Education Commons July 7, 1987

3 speeches — British Broadcasting Corporation Commons July 13, 1987

Rating Reform Written Answers July 15, 1987

Interdepartmental Group for Under-fives Written Answers October 21, 1987

Children's Play Written Answers October 22, 1987

Engagements Commons November 3, 1987

Nursery Education Written Answers November 3, 1987

Storm Damage Written Answers November 9, 1987

Freedom of the Press Commons November 27, 1987

3 speeches — Rate Support Grant (England) Commons December 9, 1987

Storm Damage Written Answers December 11, 1987

Guatemala Commons December 16, 1987

Open University Written Answers December 17, 1987

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