Sir Peter Emery
February 27, 1926 - December 9, 2004Summary information for Sir Peter Emery
Contributions
1987
City Technology Colleges Commons January 20, 1987
Devonport Dockyard Commons January 21, 1987
2 speeches — Nuclear Waste Commons February 9, 1987
London-Exeter Route Written Answers March 10, 1987
Engagements Commons March 12, 1987
Sizewell B Nuclear Power Station Commons March 12, 1987
European Community (Steelmaking Capacity) Commons March 16, 1987
Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 23, 1987
Westland plc Commons March 25, 1987
Exeter-Exmouth Relief Road Written Answers April 1, 1987
Prison Overcrowding Commons April 2, 1987
EC (Research and Development) Commons April 22, 1987
3 speeches — Agriculture Commons April 23, 1987
Japan Commons April 29, 1987
Homelessness Commons May 6, 1987
Business of the House Commons May 11, 1987
Airbus A330/A340 Projects Commons May 14, 1987
Business of the House Commons July 9, 1987
3 speeches — RELIEF FROM TAX Commons July 14, 1987
Military Exercises (Radioactive Contamination) Commons July 15, 1987
2 speeches — British Caledonian Airways Commons July 24, 1987
Sino-British Relations Commons October 21, 1987
Business of the House Commons October 22, 1987
Health Inequalities Commons October 27, 1987
Financial Situation Commons October 27, 1987
Business of the House Commons October 29, 1987
BP Share Issue Commons October 29, 1987
Gross National Product Written Answers November 3, 1987
MODIFICATION OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING Commons November 10, 1987
Commissioner for Local Administration Written Answers November 20, 1987
4 speeches — European Space Agency Written Answers November 26, 1987
European Space Centre Written Answers November 26, 1987
International Atomic Energy Agency Written Answers December 7, 1987
Pensions Written Answers December 7, 1987
Hospital Car Service Written Answers December 7, 1987
Religious Education Written Answers December 15, 1987
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