Mr William Griffiths
April 7, 1912 - April 14, 1973Summary information for Mr William Griffiths
Contributions
1969
4 speeches — MANCHESTER CORPORATION (DIRECT WORKS DEPARTMENT) Commons January 23, 1969
Doctors Commons January 27, 1969
Child Nutrition Written Answers January 31, 1969
EXCLUSION OF PEERS BY SUCCESSION Commons February 12, 1969
PENALTIES FOR EVASION OF VEHICLES EXCISE DUTY Commons February 24, 1969
Agricultural Advisers Commons February 25, 1969
VOTING DECLARATIONS Commons February 26, 1969
Building Programme Written Answers March 3, 1969
Abortions Written Answers March 3, 1969
LAND COMMISSION Commons March 25, 1969
Sight Tests (Manchester) Written Answers March 31, 1969
2 speeches — Prescription Charges (Exemption Claims) Commons April 14, 1969
2 speeches — BOOTH HALL AND MONSALL HOSPITALS (DEATHS) Commons April 14, 1969
2 speeches — AMENDMENT OF THE LAW Commons April 15, 1969
Primary School Pupils (Free Milk) Commons April 17, 1969
Broadmoor Written Answers April 18, 1969
5 speeches — New Clause 6 Commons April 29, 1969
3 speeches — SPECTACLE LENSES AND DENTURES (CHARGES) Commons May 5, 1969
Abortion Act Commons May 19, 1969
2 speeches — National Health Service (Reorganisation) Commons May 19, 1969
2 speeches — ABORTION ACT (MEMBER'S QUESTION) Commons May 20, 1969
Gastro-enteritis (Manchester) Written Answers June 9, 1969
11 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS (REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS) (NO. 2) BILL Commons July 14, 1969
2 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE (CHARGES FOR APPLIANCES) Commons July 21, 1969
FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons October 30, 1969
Possum Units Written Answers November 4, 1969
3 speeches — Possum Units Written Answers November 4, 1969
Prescription Charges Written Answers November 4, 1969
Chronic Sick and Disabled (Entitlements) Written Answers December 4, 1969
Geriatric Patients (Manchester Area) Written Answers December 18, 1969
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