Sir George Young

July 16, 1941 -
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Contributions

1978

TRANSPORT Ealing (A4000) Written Answers January 9, 1978

Kidney Machines Written Answers January 10, 1978

Prison Officers Written Answers January 10, 1978

Rate Support Grant Written Answers January 11, 1978

Artificial Insemination Written Answers January 18, 1978

Artificial Insemination Written Answers January 23, 1978

Cyprus Written Answers January 25, 1978

Artificial Insemination Written Answers February 6, 1978

Wormwood Scrubs Prison Written Answers February 7, 1978

Child Benefit Written Answers February 7, 1978

Disasters (Aid to Ratepayers) Commons February 8, 1978

Derelict Land Written Answers February 8, 1978

INNER URBAN AREAS BILL Commons February 9, 1978

Airports (London) Written Answers February 14, 1978

SOCIAL SECURITY (KIDNEY PATIENTS) Commons February 15, 1978

Airports (London) Written Answers February 22, 1978

2 speeches — Cigarettes Written Answers February 23, 1978

Smoking Written Answers February 23, 1978

LAW AND ORDER Commons February 27, 1978

2 speeches — Kidney Transplants Written Answers March 2, 1978

8 speeches — KIDNEY DONORS Commons March 3, 1978

National Health Service Written Answers March 7, 1978

Giro Written Answers March 7, 1978

4 speeches — TAXI TRADE (LONDON) Commons March 8, 1978

Giro Written Answers March 20, 1978

Grunwick Processing Laboratories Ltd. (Court Cases) Written Answers March 21, 1978

Town Centre Plan, Ealing Written Answers March 21, 1978

2 speeches — Alcoholism Written Answers April 10, 1978

2 speeches — Means-tested Benefits Commons April 11, 1978

BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 13, 1978

LONDON TRANSPORT STAFF (ASSAULTS) Commons April 24, 1978

Ealing Hospital Written Answers April 25, 1978

2 speeches — Circulars HN (77) 190 and LASSL (77) 27 Written Answers May 2, 1978

2 speeches — Supplementary Benefit (Pensioners) Commons May 9, 1978

VACCINE-DAMAGED CHILDREN Commons May 9, 1978

Ealing (Town Centre Plan) Written Answers May 15, 1978

Cathedrals (Tourist Amenities) Written Answers May 16, 1978

BICYCLES Commons May 17, 1978

Police Stations (Hillingdon and Ealing) Written Answers May 25, 1978

HANDICAPPED CHILDREN Commons May 26, 1978

Acton Police Station Written Answers May 26, 1978

Pre-school Health Module Written Answers May 26, 1978

Medical Records (Confidentiality) Written Answers June 6, 1978

2 speeches — PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Commons June 12, 1978

Child Benefit Written Answers June 13, 1978

Sport (Sponsorship) Written Answers June 14, 1978

Polytechnics Written Answers July 6, 1978

Motor-free Sunday (Legislation) Written Answers July 6, 1978

Hospital Waiting Lists Written Answers July 11, 1978

Bicycle Parking (Government Offices) Written Answers July 12, 1978

Bicycle Parking (Government Offices) Written Answers July 12, 1978

Cycling (Centenary) Written Answers July 19, 1978

EMPLOYMENT (LONDON) Commons August 1, 1978

Bicycles Written Answers August 1, 1978

Members' Pensions Written Answers August 1, 1978

M4 (Central Reservation) Written Answers August 3, 1978

Ealing Written Answers October 24, 1978

House Building (Ealing) Written Answers October 24, 1978

Acton Hospital Written Answers October 24, 1978

Smoking and Health (Leaflet) Written Answers October 24, 1978

National Health Service (Staff Morale) Written Answers November 7, 1978

CIVIL LIABILITY AND PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION Commons November 17, 1978

Infant Mortality Written Answers November 17, 1978

5 speeches — SOCIAL SECURITY BILL Commons November 21, 1978

2 speeches — INLAND REVENUE (BLIND EMPLOYEE) Commons November 21, 1978

Nurses (Pay) Written Answers December 5, 1978

Cigarettes (Sale to Young People) Written Answers December 6, 1978

NORTH CIRCULAR ROAD, EALING Commons December 15, 1978

Social Workers (Dispute) Written Answers December 15, 1978

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