Mr William Powell
August 3, 1948 -Summary information for Mr William Powell
Contributions
1992
Latvia Written Answers January 13, 1992
Lord Lieutenants Written Answers January 20, 1992
Right to Buy, Northamptonshire Written Answers January 21, 1992
Ravenscraig Commons January 23, 1992
City Technololgy Colleges Commons January 28, 1992
Housing Benefit Written Answers February 4, 1992
Baltic Republics Commons February 5, 1992
Housing Finance Written Answers February 6, 1992
"Options for Change" Written Answers February 6, 1992
Basic Need Criteria Written Answers February 18, 1992
Engagements Commons February 25, 1992
Courts and Legal Services Act 1990 Written Answers March 6, 1992
Kettering RHA Written Answers March 10, 1992
Lords of Appeal in Ordinary Written Answers March 12, 1992
2 speeches — Village Halls Written Answers March 16, 1992
VAT Written Answers March 16, 1992
FIRST DAY Commons May 6, 1992
A13 Written Answers May 13, 1992
Disabled People Written Answers May 22, 1992
Mauritius Republic Bill [Lords] Commons June 4, 1992
Irradiated Food Written Answers June 9, 1992
Single Market Written Answers June 9, 1992
Business of the House Commons June 11, 1992
Road Safety Written Answers June 25, 1992
European Council (Lisbon) Commons June 29, 1992
Finance Bill Written Answers July 9, 1992
Post Office Payments Written Answers July 14, 1992
Regional Assistance Written Answers July 15, 1992
CIS Forces Written Answers July 15, 1992
Finance Bill Written Answers July 16, 1992
Engagements Commons October 27, 1992
Housing Market Commons November 12, 1992
Housing Revenue Account Written Answers November 12, 1992
Grant-maintained Schools Commons November 17, 1992
Rent Arrears, Northamptonshire Written Answers December 1, 1992
3 speeches — Adjournment (Christmas) Commons December 14, 1992
Business of the House Commons December 16, 1992
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