Ms Evelyn Macleod
February 19, 1915 - November 17, 1999Summary information for Ms Evelyn Macleod
Contributions
1981
Consumers and the Nationalised Industries Lords March 19, 1981
Drug Addiction Units and Patients Lords March 19, 1981
ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL, HYDE PARK CORNER Written Answers April 6, 1981
Psychiatric Secure Units Lords April 9, 1981
Criminal Attempts Bill Lords April 13, 1981
Fuel Bills: Finance Help to Consumers Lords April 27, 1981
Children's Needs: Ministerial Responsibility Lords April 27, 1981
The Notting Hill Carnival Lords May 5, 1981
3 speeches — Transport Bill Lords May 7, 1981
LONDON UNIVERSITY: MEDICAL SCHOOLS Written Answers May 19, 1981
2 speeches — The Shops Acts: Trading Hours Lords May 20, 1981
Police Protective Clothing and Equipment Lords June 1, 1981
Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Scotland) Bill Lords June 2, 1981
Disabled Persons (No. 2) Bill Lords June 5, 1981
Transport Bill Lords June 8, 1981
3 speeches — Transport Bill Lords June 11, 1981
4 speeches — Disabled Persons (No. 2) Bill Lords June 16, 1981
2 speeches — The Death Grant Lords June 23, 1981
Indecent Displays (Control) Bill Lords June 26, 1981
Transport Bill Lords July 2, 1981
Transport Bill Lords July 2, 1981
Education Bill Lords July 6, 1981
Gas Appliances: MMC Report Lords July 8, 1981
5 speeches — Transport Bill Lords July 8, 1981
Transport Bill Lords July 8, 1981
ARRESTS IN CIVIL DISTURBANCE: ADDRESSES Written Answers July 16, 1981
Education Bill Lords July 17, 1981
British Nationality Bill Lords July 21, 1981
Business Failures: April-June Quarter Lords July 27, 1981
The Notting Hill Carnival Lords July 30, 1981
Civil Service Dispute: Benefit Payments Lords July 31, 1981
The Orange Badge Scheme Lords October 29, 1981
3 speeches — The Queen's Speech Lords November 5, 1981
4 speeches — Wormwood Scrubs Prison Lords November 24, 1981
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