Mr William Rodgers

October 28, 1928 -
Summary information for Mr William Rodgers

Contributions

1971

3 speeches — Concorde Commons January 20, 1971

2 speeches — Aircraft Industry (Redundancies) Commons January 20, 1971

Concorde Written Answers February 3, 1971

ROLLS-ROYCE LIMITED Commons February 8, 1971

3 speeches — Rolls-Royce Limited Commons February 10, 1971

2 speeches — Multi-rôle Combat Aircraft Commons February 10, 1971

10 speeches — ROLLS-ROYCE (PURCHASE) BILL Commons February 11, 1971

4 speeches — ACTS IN CONTEMPLATION OF FURTHERANCE OF INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE Commons February 23, 1971

4 speeches — ROLLS-ROYCE Commons February 26, 1971

4 speeches — Rolls-Royce Ltd. Commons March 3, 1971

Palace of Westminster (Members' Interviews) Written Answers March 3, 1971

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons March 4, 1971

2 speeches — THIRD LONDON AIRPORT (ROSKILL COMMISSION REPORT) Commons March 4, 1971

8 speeches — ROLLS-ROYCE Commons March 11, 1971

RB211 Engine Commons March 24, 1971

Special Operations Executive Written Answers April 19, 1971

Teesside Written Answers April 19, 1971

2 speeches — RB211 Engine Commons April 21, 1971

MINISTRY OF AVIATION SUPPLY (DISSOLUTION) Commons April 26, 1971

UNEMPLOYMENT Commons April 29, 1971

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons May 6, 1971

RB211 ENGINE Commons May 10, 1971

ABOLITION OF INVESTMENT GRANTS Commons June 22, 1971

RB211 Engine (U.S. Congress Inquiry) Written Answers June 23, 1971

A19–A66 Intersection (Teesside) Written Answers June 30, 1971

EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Commons October 21, 1971

Airliner (V/STOL) Commons November 15, 1971

DEVELOPMENT AREAS (ENGLAND) Commons December 7, 1971

4 speeches — PUBLIC EXPENDITURE Commons December 9, 1971

Concorde Written Answers December 9, 1971

4 speeches — AEROSPACE INDUSTRY Commons December 15, 1971

Special Development Area (Teesside) Written Answers December 15, 1971

Concorde Written Answers December 20, 1971

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