Mrs Lucy Middleton
1894 - November 20, 1983Summary information for Mrs Lucy Middleton
Contributions
1951
NAVY SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE, 1950–51 Commons February 6, 1951
DIVISIONS (POINTS OF ORDER) Commons February 12, 1951
2 speeches — (GOVERNMENT POLICY) Commons February 14, 1951
2 speeches — Housing, Hamburg Written Answers March 6, 1951
2 speeches — TUBERCULOSIS NURSES (INDUSTRIAL INJURIES SCHEME) Commons March 13, 1951
Reception, North Devon Commons March 14, 1951
Construction, Devon and Cornwall Written Answers March 21, 1951
BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SURVEY Commons April 16, 1951
LUTON CORPORATION BILL (By Order) Commons April 17, 1951
Paper Supplies (Elections) Commons April 19, 1951
2 speeches — CRIME INVESTIGATION (PRESS INFORMATION) Commons April 19, 1951
2 speeches — CRIMES (ARRESTS) Commons April 19, 1951
2 speeches — BRIXHAM TRAWLER (LOSS) Commons April 23, 1951
Cast-iron Rainwater Goods (Report) Written Answers April 24, 1951
HOUSING, PORTSMOUTH Commons May 8, 1951
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons May 31, 1951
Severn Barrage Written Answers June 4, 1951
Explosion, Gibraltar Written Answers June 6, 1951
Central Office, Plymouth Written Answers June 6, 1951
Petrol Stations (Report) Written Answers June 11, 1951
Central Office, Plymouth Written Answers June 13, 1951
Plymouth Written Answers June 19, 1951
2 speeches — Ammunition Explosions Commons June 20, 1951
CIVIL SERVICE (EQUAL PAY) Commons June 20, 1951
Condemned Dwellings Commons June 26, 1951
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 28, 1951
4 speeches — BLITZED TOWNS (EXCHEQUER GRANTS) Commons June 29, 1951
2 speeches — Blitzed City Centres (Reconstruction) Commons July 3, 1951
4 speeches — UTILITY CLOTHING SCHEME Commons July 3, 1951
War Damage Claims Commons July 26, 1951
School Uniforms Written Answers July 26, 1951
ARMED FORCES (RETIRED PAY AND PENSIONS) Commons July 30, 1951
2 speeches — BUILDING OPERATIONS (CONTROL) Commons July 31, 1951
COLONIAL STUDENTS, U.K. (ACCOMMODATION) Commons August 1, 1951
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