Mr William Owen
February 18, 1901 - 1981Summary information for Mr William Owen
Contributions
1967
East Germany (British Trade) Written Answers February 24, 1967
Industrial Training Centres Written Answers February 24, 1967
Anglo-Rumanian Trade Written Answers February 27, 1967
Trainee Teachers Written Answers February 27, 1967
Collieries (Northumberland and Durham) Written Answers February 27, 1967
Social and Welfare Clubs (Assistance) Written Answers March 1, 1967
2 speeches — Advanced Factories, Ashington Commons March 15, 1967
Disabled Persons (Dual Transport) Written Answers April 24, 1967
ROAD TRAFFIC (DRIVING INSTRUCTION) BILL Commons June 16, 1967
Small Statutory Fines (Review) Written Answers June 22, 1967
Armed Services (Young Recruits) Written Answers October 25, 1967
Advance Factories Written Answers October 25, 1967
Anglo-Eastern European Trade Written Answers October 25, 1967
Waiting List (Northumberland) Written Answers October 26, 1967
Schools and Colleges (Clerical Help) Written Answers October 26, 1967
Northern Region (Government Assistance) Written Answers October 26, 1967
National Fuel and Power Policy (White Paper) Written Answers October 26, 1967
DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons October 31, 1967
Advance Factories Written Answers November 23, 1967
Flooding (Northumberland) Written Answers November 23, 1967
Social Security Scheme (Review) Commons December 4, 1967
Pensions Written Answers December 4, 1967
Teachers Exchange Scheme Written Answers December 7, 1967
Male Nurses (Recruitment) Written Answers December 11, 1967
St. George's Hospital, Morpeth (Nurses) Written Answers December 11, 1967
School Leavers Written Answers December 11, 1967
Opencast Mining (Northumberland) Written Answers December 12, 1967
Advance Factories (Northern Region) Written Answers December 13, 1967
Motorists (Safety Certificates) Written Answers December 20, 1967
Travelling Shops (Warning Devices) Written Answers December 21, 1967
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