Mrs Diana Organ

February 21, 1952 -
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Contributions

1999

Sub-post Offices Written Answers January 21, 1999

Local Radio Written Answers January 28, 1999

Badgers Written Answers January 28, 1999

Soft Drinks (Returnable Deposits) Commons February 9, 1999

Bus Services Written Answers March 9, 1999

Roads Commons March 18, 1999

2 speeches — Road Haulage Industry Commons April 21, 1999

Krebs Trial Areas Written Answers April 22, 1999

Princess Diana (Memorial) Written Answers April 30, 1999

2 speeches — Minimum Wage Commons May 5, 1999

Engagements Commons May 5, 1999

Manufacturing Written Answers May 6, 1999

2 speeches — Krebs Trials Written Answers May 11, 1999

Planning Inquiries Written Answers May 13, 1999

Genetically Modified Crops Written Answers May 17, 1999

3 speeches — Health Service (Forest of Dean) Commons May 19, 1999

2 speeches — Gloucestershire Fire Brigade Written Answers June 8, 1999

Fish Farms Written Answers June 29, 1999

4 speeches — Speech and Language Therapists Written Answers June 29, 1999

Water Discharge Levy Written Answers June 29, 1999

4 speeches — Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty Commons June 30, 1999

Inland Revenue 35 Written Answers June 30, 1999

Dairy Industry Commons July 7, 1999

2 speeches — European Legislation Commons July 21, 1999

Windfall Tax Written Answers July 22, 1999

Magistrates Courts Written Answers July 23, 1999

Performing Arts Written Answers October 19, 1999

Animal Feed Written Answers October 21, 1999

Pig Farming Commons November 25, 1999

Bellwin Scheme (Floods) Written Answers November 30, 1999

Ice Cream Industry Written Answers November 30, 1999

Special Educational Needs Commons December 2, 1999

3 speeches — Sea Fishing Westminster Hall December 2, 1999

Manufacturing Written Answers December 9, 1999

Land Settlement Tenants Written Answers December 21, 1999

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