Sir Robert Aske
1872 - March 10, 1954Summary information for Sir Robert Aske
Contributions
1930
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. Written Answers January 27, 1930
CHARITIES. Written Answers February 3, 1930
MOTOR VEHICLES, INVALIDS (TAXATION). Written Answers March 3, 1930
ROYAL NAVY (SHIPBUILDING, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE). Written Answers March 3, 1930
SCHOOL-LEAVING AGE. Written Answers March 3, 1930
UNEMPLOYMENT. Commons March 10, 1930
MINERS' WELFARE (RECREATION GROUNDS). Written Answers March 19, 1930
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE (WOMEN). Written Answers March 27, 1930
RELIEF (PENSIONERS). Written Answers April 3, 1930
ROYAL NAVY (DISCHARGE). Written Answers April 3, 1930
CONTRIBUTORY PENSIONS ACTS (ADMINISTRATION, COST). Written Answers April 9, 1930
STATISTICS. Written Answers April 10, 1930
WOMEN, WALKER-ON-TYNE. Written Answers April 15, 1930
HEATON AND WALKER, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. Written Answers April 17, 1930
BENEFIT. Written Answers May 8, 1930
TELEPHONE CHARGES. Written Answers May 13, 1930
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. Written Answers May 15, 1930
BENEFIT. Written Answers June 17, 1930
TYNE (SHIPBUILDING CONTRACT). Written Answers July 9, 1930
BENEFIT. Written Answers July 10, 1930
STEEL INDUSTRY. Commons November 5, 1930
2 speeches — CUNARD (INSURANCE) AGREEMENT [MONEY]. Commons November 10, 1930
2 speeches — RELIEF Written Answers November 13, 1930
STATE TRADING. Written Answers November 18, 1930
PEE-WAR PENSIONERS. Written Answers November 19, 1930
BRIDGES (CONSTRUCTION). Written Answers November 20, 1930
WASHINGTON HOURS CONVENTION. Written Answers November 21, 1930
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACTS. Written Answers November 21, 1930
BRIDGES (CONSTRUCTION). Written Answers November 26, 1930
EXTENSIONS, NON-PROVIDED SCHOOLS. Written Answers November 27, 1930
INTERPRETATION. Written Answers November 27, 1930
CLAUSE 1.—(Raising of compulsory school age and provision of maintenance allowances.) Commons December 2, 1930
BENEFIT. Written Answers December 2, 1930
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