Mr William Snadden

1896 - November 23, 1959
Summary information for Mr William Snadden

Contributions

1952

7 speeches — HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons January 29, 1952

Joint Under-Secretary (Appointment) Commons February 5, 1952

2 speeches — Power Stations (Peat Firing) Commons February 5, 1952

3 speeches — Agricultural Workers (Call-up) Commons February 5, 1952

2 speeches — Service Voters (Registration) Commons February 5, 1952

2 speeches — North Ford Causeway (Survey) Commons February 5, 1952

3 speeches — Fishing Industry (Grants) Commons February 5, 1952

Agricultural Policy Commons February 5, 1952

Newhouse Industrial Estate Commons February 5, 1952

2 speeches — De-Rating Commons February 5, 1952

Smallholdings, Dounie (Repairs) Commons February 5, 1952

2 speeches — Ullapool Pier (Grant) Commons February 5, 1952

2 speeches — Applecross (Road Construction) Commons February 5, 1952

Crofter Houses Written Answers February 5, 1952

Storm Damage, Orkney Written Answers February 5, 1952

8 speeches — AGRICULTURE (FERTILISERS) BILL Commons February 20, 1952

3 speeches — AGRICULTURE, SCOTLAND (PASTURE ACREAGE) Commons February 20, 1952

6 speeches — Clause 1.—(POWER TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS IN RESPECT OF FERTILISERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SCHEMES.) Commons February 27, 1952

Clause 4.—(SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS AS TO SCHEMES.) Commons February 27, 1952

2 speeches — Unclassified Roads (Grants) Commons March 25, 1952

Land Drainage, Campbeltown Area Commons March 25, 1952

2 speeches — Agricultural Land, Loch Mullardoch (Access) Commons March 25, 1952

New Piers and Jetties (Applications) Commons March 25, 1952

2 speeches — Hill Lands Commission (Report) Commons March 25, 1952

2 speeches — Rural Housing (Grants) Commons March 25, 1952

2 speeches — Deer Commons April 29, 1952

3 speeches — Hill Farming Improvement Schemes Commons April 29, 1952

Hill Lands Commission Commons April 29, 1952

3 speeches — Roads, North Uist Commons April 29, 1952

2 speeches — Midlothian and Peebles Commons May 13, 1952

2 speeches — Catto Committee (Report) Commons May 13, 1952

4 speeches — Highland Afforestation Commons May 13, 1952

2 speeches — Balloch Workers' Hostel Commons May 13, 1952

Deer Shooting Commons May 13, 1952

3 speeches — Highland Development Commons May 13, 1952

2 speeches — Hill Farming Improvement Schemes Commons May 13, 1952

3 speeches — North Ford Causeway (Survey) Commons May 13, 1952

7 speeches — Clause 1.—(PAYMENT OF PLOUGHING GRANTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SCHEMES.) Commons June 16, 1952

2 speeches — Clause 2.—(PERIOD IN RESPECT OF WHICH GRANTS MAY BE MADE.) Commons June 16, 1952

Review Crops Commons July 15, 1952

5 speeches — New Milton Farm (Dispossession Notice) Commons July 15, 1952

2 speeches — Forestry, Outer Hebrides Commons July 15, 1952

Opencast Mining, East Lothian Written Answers July 15, 1952

12 speeches — AGRICULTURE (CALF SUBSIDIES) BILL Commons July 25, 1952

6 speeches — Clause 3.—(SCHEMES FOR THE PROVISION, OTHERWISE THAN BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES, OF HOUSING ACCOMMODATION FOR THE AGRICULTURAL POPULATION.) Commons October 16, 1952

2 speeches — AGRICULTURE (PLOUGHING GRANTS) Commons October 21, 1952

2 speeches — Oats Certification Scheme (Acreage) Commons November 11, 1952

Oats Certification Scheme (Swedish Seed) Written Answers November 11, 1952

2 speeches — Highland Farmers (Credit Facilities) Commons November 25, 1952

5 speeches — Farming Efficiency Commons November 25, 1952

3 speeches — Young Farmers (Land) Commons November 25, 1952

2 speeches — Crofters, Balmartin (Land) Commons November 25, 1952

Farming Efficiency Written Answers November 25, 1952

2 speeches — EMERGENCY LAWS (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) Commons November 27, 1952

2 speeches — AGRICULTURE (CALF SUBSIDIES) Commons December 10, 1952

6 speeches — AGRICULTURE (PASTURE LAND) Commons December 17, 1952

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