Sir Richard Pilkington

May 10, 1908 - December 9, 1976
Summary information for Sir Richard Pilkington

Contributions

1944

2 speeches — MALTESE CIVIL SERVANTS (ALLOWANCES) Commons February 23, 1944

9 speeches — EDUCATION OF NAVAL PERSONNEL Commons March 7, 1944

NAVY SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE, 1943 Commons March 14, 1944

ARMY AND AIR FORCE (ANNUAL) BILL, Commons March 14, 1944

3 speeches — CAMP SITE, WELSH COAST Commons March 15, 1944

R.N.R. Officers Written Answers March 16, 1944

FAIRMILE MARINE COMPANY, LIMITED Written Answers March 21, 1944

11 speeches — CAMP SITE, WELSH COAST Commons March 28, 1944

2 speeches — ROYAL NAVY (MAILS SERVICE) Commons April 19, 1944

ROYAL NAVY (W.R.N.S., OVERSEAS SERVICE) Written Answers April 19, 1944

3 speeches — SEA CADET CORPS Commons May 3, 1944

ROYAL NAVY (VOTING ARRANGEMENTS) Written Answers May 3, 1944

ADMIRALTY EMPLOYEE (INJURY, COMPENSATION) Written Answers May 25, 1944

3 speeches — Youths (Operational Service) Commons June 14, 1944

4 speeches — Admiralty Works (Periodicals, Distribution) Commons June 14, 1944

ROYAL NAVY (COURT-MARTIAL, ALEXANDRIA) Commons July 5, 1944

ROYAL NAVY (OFFICERS' DEPENDANTS, MAINTENANCE LIABILITY) Written Answers July 20, 1944

BATTLE TRAINING AREAS, SOUTH WEST ENGLAND (DAMAGE, RE PAIR) Commons July 25, 1944

WAR DECORATIONS AND MEDALS Written Answers August 3, 1944

2 speeches — Africa Star and 1939–43 Star Commons September 27, 1944

2 speeches — Mail Delays Commons September 27, 1944

ROYAL NAVY (PARLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE) Written Answers September 27, 1944

Ship Repairs (Port of London) Written Answers October 3, 1944

13 speeches — ROYAL NAVY (OFFICERS' MARRIAGE ALLOWANCE) Commons December 13, 1944

2 speeches — Officers' Accommodation (Assessment) Commons December 20, 1944

2 speeches — Officers' Lodging Allowance Commons December 20, 1944

ROYAL NAVY (GREENOCK, REPRESENTATIONS) Written Answers December 20, 1944

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