Mr Trevor Skeet
January 28, 1918 - August 14, 2004Summary information for Mr Trevor Skeet
Contributions
1988
Privatisation Written Answers January 12, 1988
4 speeches — British Railways (London) Bill [Lords] (By Order) Commons January 20, 1988
Power Station (Fawley) Commons January 25, 1988
Business of the House Commons January 28, 1988
3 speeches — Human Fertilisation and Embryology Commons February 4, 1988
Mineral Workings and Derelict Land Written Answers February 4, 1988
Pilgrim Upper School, Bedford Written Answers February 11, 1988
Electricity (Privatisation) Commons February 25, 1988
2 speeches — Electricity (Privatisation) Commons March 7, 1988
Nuclear Power Written Answers March 7, 1988
School Closures Written Answers March 15, 1988
Petrol Written Answers March 22, 1988
Petrol Duty Written Answers March 22, 1988
2 speeches — Electricity Privatisation Commons March 28, 1988
Coal (Sulphur Content) Written Answers March 28, 1988
Leukaemia Written Answers April 12, 1988
Council of Europe Written Answers April 13, 1988
Flue Gas Desulphurisation Commons May 9, 1988
Broadcasting Standards Council Commons May 16, 1988
3 speeches — Agriculture and Food Research Council Written Answers June 17, 1988
2 speeches — Research and Development and Advisory Services Written Answers June 17, 1988
Electricity Industry (Privatisation) Commons July 4, 1988
Membrane Technology Written Answers July 4, 1988
Superconductivity Written Answers July 4, 1988
Departmental Telephone Numbers Written Answers July 4, 1988
Advanced Polymers Written Answers July 5, 1988
Expanded Polystyrene Written Answers July 5, 1988
Vagrants Written Answers July 6, 1988
Fossil Fuels Written Answers July 7, 1988
Departmental Telephone Numbers Written Answers July 8, 1988
In Vitro Fertilisation Written Answers July 12, 1988
Departmental Telephone Numbers Written Answers July 14, 1988
Departmental Telephone Numbers Written Answers July 20, 1988
Fast Reactor Programme Commons July 21, 1988
Acid Rain Commons July 25, 1988
Mineral Supplies Written Answers July 27, 1988
Wind Tunnels Written Answers October 27, 1988
Royal Aerospace Establishment, Bedford Written Answers October 27, 1988
4 speeches — Research Establishments Written Answers October 27, 1988
Research Agency Written Answers October 27, 1988
High Energy Particle Physics Written Answers October 31, 1988
Chemistry and Physics Written Answers October 31, 1988
Research Written Answers October 31, 1988
Fast Reactor Research (Scotland) Written Answers October 31, 1988
Nuclear Scientists Written Answers October 31, 1988
European Space Agency Written Answers October 31, 1988
Bedford Bypass Written Answers October 31, 1988
Clapham and Milton Ernest Bypass Written Answers October 31, 1988
Autumn Statement Commons November 1, 1988
Zircon and Ilmenite Written Answers November 2, 1988
Geological Surveying Written Answers November 9, 1988
Science (Funding) Written Answers November 9, 1988
AIDS Written Answers November 9, 1988
Tobacco Products Commons November 14, 1988
Zimbabwe Written Answers November 14, 1988
Science (Funding) Written Answers November 14, 1988
4 speeches — Privatisation Written Answers November 14, 1988
Departmental Papers Written Answers November 15, 1988
Bedford Bypass Written Answers November 15, 1988
Council of Ministers Written Answers November 29, 1988
Tourism Written Answers December 6, 1988
3 speeches — Electricity Bill Commons December 12, 1988
Natural Gas Written Answers December 14, 1988
Natural Gas Written Answers December 15, 1988
2 speeches — Electricity Generation Written Answers December 15, 1988
Nuclear Power Stations Written Answers December 15, 1988
Fossil-fuel Power Stations Written Answers December 15, 1988
Kingsnorth and West Burton Written Answers December 15, 1988
Private Sector Power Stations Written Answers December 16, 1988
Electricity Generation Written Answers December 19, 1988
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