Ms Candy Atherton

September 21, 1955 -
Summary information for Ms Candy Atherton

Contributions

1999

Solar Eclipse Written Answers January 11, 1999

Solar Eclipse Written Answers January 11, 1999

Solar Eclipse Written Answers January 18, 1999

Employment Relations Bill Commons February 9, 1999

Fur Farming (Prohibition) Bill Commons March 5, 1999

2 speeches — Water Charges Commons March 17, 1999

New Deal (Young People) Commons March 18, 1999

Policing Commons March 18, 1999

Berlin European Council and Kosovo Commons March 29, 1999

Cornish Written Answers March 31, 1999

3 speeches — Education Funding (Cornwall) Commons April 21, 1999

Eye Damage (Solar Eclipse) Written Answers June 23, 1999

Racial Discrimination Written Answers July 6, 1999

2 speeches — Plymouth and Torbay (Objective 2 Bid) Commons July 7, 1999

Unsolicited Faxes Written Answers July 7, 1999

RNAS Culdrose Written Answers July 12, 1999

RNAS Culdrose Written Answers July 13, 1999

United Christian Broadcasters Written Answers July 23, 1999

Regional Strategies Written Answers October 26, 1999

3 speeches — Landfill (Cornwall) Commons October 27, 1999

3 speeches — San Bushmen Written Answers November 2, 1999

South Africa Written Answers November 9, 1999

Swimming Written Answers November 29, 1999

Pension Scheme Trustee Boards Written Answers November 30, 1999

Carn Brea Leisure Centre, Cornwall Written Answers December 2, 1999

Carn Brea Leisure Centre Written Answers December 2, 1999

2 speeches — Handguns Written Answers December 7, 1999

Carn Brea Leisure Centre Written Answers December 8, 1999

SEN Tribunal Written Answers December 8, 1999

Pension Funds Written Answers December 9, 1999

Land Reclamation Programme Written Answers December 13, 1999

2 speeches — Sea Rescues and Emergencies Database Written Answers December 15, 1999

Lifeguards Written Answers December 20, 1999

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