Sir Albert Costain

July 5, 1910 - 1987
Summary information for Sir Albert Costain

Contributions

1972

uilding Industry (Capital Investment) Commons January 26, 1972

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (AMENDMENT) BILL [Lords] Commons January 26, 1972

Sewerage Written Answers January 26, 1972

Building Workers Written Answers January 27, 1972

Planning Appeals Written Answers February 2, 1972

Vocational Training Scheme Written Answers February 3, 1972

Census Written Answers February 7, 1972

2 speeches — Pre-Decimal Stamps Commons February 9, 1972

2 speeches — Housing (Improvement Works) Commons February 16, 1972

2 speeches — Land Prices Commons February 16, 1972

2 speeches — EMPLOYMENT (HOLIDAY EXTENSION AND EARLY RETIREMENT) BILL Commons February 18, 1972

Housing Act, 1969 (Section 75) Written Answers February 28, 1972

Central Housing Advisory Committee Reports Written Answers February 29, 1972

Compensation Code Written Answers February 29, 1972

Construction Industry Written Answers March 3, 1972

2 speeches — Central Housing Advisory Committee Commons March 8, 1972

New Homes in the Cities Written Answers March 8, 1972

Regional Water Authorities Written Answers March 8, 1972

New Clause 1 Commons April 11, 1972

New Clause 8 Commons April 13, 1972

Gas and Electricity Charges (Report) Written Answers April 17, 1972

2 speeches — Structure Plans Commons April 26, 1972

2 speeches — Building Research Station (Technical Inquiry Service) Written Answers April 26, 1972

House Sales Statistics Written Answers April 26, 1972

"Action on the Barnwell Report" Written Answers April 26, 1972

Fire Prevention (Educational Establishments) Commons April 27, 1972

Fire Extinguishers (Sale) Commons April 27, 1972

Construction Programme (Cruickshank Report) Written Answers April 28, 1972

Bricks Written Answers April 28, 1972

Improvement Grants Written Answers May 1, 1972

Private Industrial Building Written Answers May 1, 1972

Training Opportunities Written Answers May 2, 1972

Aggregates Written Answers May 8, 1972

GROUP 14—CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Commons May 16, 1972

Land Sale and Leasing Back Written Answers May 16, 1972

Channel Tunnel Commons May 17, 1972

Channel Tunnel Written Answers May 17, 1972

Construction Industry (Computers) Written Answers May 17, 1972

Value Added Tax Written Answers May 18, 1972

Thermal Insulation Written Answers May 18, 1972

Council House Sales Written Answers May 22, 1972

Housing (Elderly Persons) Commons June 14, 1972

Channel Ferry Services Written Answers June 26, 1972

Television Licence Fee Commons June 28, 1972

2 speeches — Heavy Vehicles (Port Weighbridges) Commons July 5, 1972

2 speeches — New Clause 52 Commons July 10, 1972

STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS ALLOWABLE FOR FIRE PREVENTION PURPOSES Commons July 10, 1972

DEDUCTION OF INPUT TAX Commons July 11, 1972

VALUE OF SUPPLY—SPECIAL CASES Commons July 11, 1972

ZERO-RATING Commons July 12, 1972

Clause 7 Commons July 17, 1972

2 speeches — Schedule 14 Commons July 19, 1972

Tax Advisory Services Commons July 25, 1972

2 speeches — Channel Tunnel Commons July 26, 1972

Gas and Electricity (Connection Charges) Written Answers July 31, 1972

North Sea Oil Commons August 2, 1972

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING Commons August 8, 1972

William Harvey Hospital, Ashford Written Answers August 8, 1972

TOURISM Commons August 9, 1972

Oil Slicks (English Channel) Written Answers August 9, 1972

Council Houses (Sale) Commons October 18, 1972

Government Land (Development) Written Answers October 19, 1972

POWER TO ENCOURAGE VISITORS AND PROVIDE CONFERENCE AND OTHER FACILITIES Commons October 24, 1972

3 speeches — AMENDMENT AND MODIFICATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH ACTS, ETC. Commons October 25, 1972

8 speeches — HOUSING AND LAND Commons November 2, 1972

Value Added Tax Written Answers November 28, 1972

Radio Reception (Folkestone) Written Answers November 29, 1972

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