Mr Winston Churchill

October 10, 1940 -
Summary information for Mr Winston Churchill

Contributions

1987

Ministerial Statements Commons January 12, 1987

Hon. Member for Workington (Allegations) Commons January 12, 1987

Personal Statement Commons January 26, 1987

Soviet Nuclear Forces (Attack) Commons January 27, 1987

8 speeches — High Court Injunction (Mr. Speaker's Order) Commons January 27, 1987

11 speeches — Crown Proceedings (Armed Forces) Bill Commons February 13, 1987

2 speeches — Regional Employment Opportunities Commons March 9, 1987

3 speeches — Crown Proceedings (Armed Forces) Bill Commons April 24, 1987

State Security Commons April 28, 1987

9 speeches — Senior Colman Engineering Ltd., Cheshire Commons April 28, 1987

2 speeches — Engagements Commons May 7, 1987

2 speeches — Debate on the Address Commons June 25, 1987

Electoral Registration Written Answers July 7, 1987

Nerve Gas Written Answers July 16, 1987

Service Voters Written Answers July 16, 1987

Crime Statistics Written Answers July 16, 1987

2 speeches — Police Manpower Written Answers July 16, 1987

9 speeches — Inner Cities (Policing) Commons July 17, 1987

Engagements Commons July 23, 1987

Police Manpower Written Answers July 23, 1987

Crime-Police Manpower Statistics Written Answers July 23, 1987

Contadora Peace Process Commons October 21, 1987

Cuba Commons October 21, 1987

Foodstuffs (Radioactive Contamination) Commons October 28, 1987

4 speeches — Urban Development Corporations (Financial Limits) Bill Commons November 4, 1987

Vietnamese Refugees Commons November 18, 1987

2 speeches — Health and Medicines Bill Commons December 7, 1987

2 speeches — Arms Control and Disarmament (Privileges and Immunities) Bill Commons December 10, 1987

National Radiological Protection Board (Report) Written Answers December 14, 1987

Horn of Africa Commons December 16, 1987

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