Sir Edward Boyle
August 31, 1923 - September 28, 1981Summary information for Sir Edward Boyle
Contributions
1954
2 speeches — British Personnel (Attacks) Commons January 25, 1954
5 speeches — LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL Commons January 27, 1954
4 speeches — PURCHASE TAX (CHANGES) Commons February 9, 1954
3 speeches — ASHRIDGE (BONAR LAW MEMORIAL) TRUST BILL (By Order) Commons February 16, 1954
Primary Schools, Norfolk Written Answers February 20, 1954
2 speeches — Accrington Written Answers February 20, 1954
Liverpool Written Answers February 20, 1954
Nursery Schools, Shropshire Written Answers February 20, 1954
Colleges of Technology (Car Parking Facilities) Written Answers February 20, 1954
College of Aeronautics, Cranfield Written Answers February 20, 1954
School Building Written Answers February 20, 1954
Research Written Answers February 20, 1954
Minor Capital Works, Derby Written Answers February 20, 1954
2 speeches — BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR (GUARANTEES AND GRANTS) BILL Commons February 23, 1954
DEFENCE Commons March 2, 1954
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons March 11, 1954
EQUAL PAY BILL Commons April 9, 1954
2 speeches — BUDGET PROPOSALS Commons April 12, 1954
Plain Clothes Traffic Patrols Commons May 6, 1954
5 speeches — TELEVISION BILL (ALLOCATION OF TIME) Commons May 11, 1954
Clause 15.—(NEW PROVISION FOR "INVESTMENT ALLOWANCES.") Commons June 16, 1954
2 speeches — Third Schedule.—(GROUNDS FOR POSSESSION ON TERMINATION OF TENANCY.) Commons June 18, 1954
ROAD SAFETY (TEMPERANCE POSTERS) Commons June 29, 1954
Dutch Strawboard Written Answers July 6, 1954
New Clause.—(POOL BETTING DUTY (EXEMPTION).) Commons July 7, 1954
2 speeches — FINANCE BILL Commons July 12, 1954
LAND REGISTRY Written Answers July 15, 1954
Litter Commons July 20, 1954
2 speeches — Livestock (Slaughtering) Commons July 26, 1954
PATENTS Commons November 15, 1954
R.O. FACTORIES, SWYNNERTON AND RADWAY GREEN (DISABLED WORKERS) Written Answers November 16, 1954
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