Sir Ronald Bell

1914 - February 27, 1982
Summary information for Sir Ronald Bell

Contributions

1974

Maplin Commons January 16, 1974

8 speeches — LAND REGISTRY BILL [Lords] Commons January 23, 1974

MAPLIN AIRPORT Commons March 21, 1974

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACT Commons March 22, 1974

3 speeches — BEACONSFIELD (TINKERS) Commons March 22, 1974

Leprosy Written Answers March 26, 1974

M40 (Denham—Beaconsfield) Written Answers March 27, 1974

Secondary Education Commons April 2, 1974

12 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND Commons April 4, 1974

Brussels Written Answers May 1, 1974

Northolt (Aircraft Movements) Written Answers June 10, 1974

M25 (Egham-Maple Cross) Written Answers June 26, 1974

Contract Labour Written Answers June 26, 1974

Labour Contracts Written Answers June 26, 1974

Portugal (Rhodesian Sanctions) Commons July 17, 1974

MAPLIN Commons July 18, 1974

CERTAIN DEVELOPMENT GAINS FROM LAND TO BE TAXED AS INCOME Commons July 22, 1974

2 speeches — TRAFFIC SURVEYS Commons July 26, 1974

EXPERIMENTAL INTRODUCTION OF ROAD HUMPS FOR CONTROLLING VEHICLE SPEEDS Commons July 26, 1974

VARIATION OF PENALTIES FOR CERTAIN OFFENCES Commons July 26, 1974

2 speeches — VEHICLE EXCISE DUTY Commons July 26, 1974

3 speeches — COMPULSORY WEARING OF SEAT BELTS Commons July 26, 1974

3 speeches — MOTORWAY NOISE Commons July 29, 1974

3 speeches — RHODESIA Commons November 8, 1974

Shrewsbury Pickets Commons November 21, 1974

Race Relations Act Commons November 21, 1974

2 speeches — ROAD TRAFFIC (SEAT BELTS) BILL Commons November 21, 1974

BOMB EXPLOSIONS (BIRMINGHAM) Commons November 22, 1974

A40 Written Answers November 25, 1974

Regulations (Control) Commons November 27, 1974

EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (BUSINESS) Commons November 27, 1974

2 speeches — EEC (ENERGY POLICY) Commons December 3, 1974

Radio Transmissions (Jamming) Written Answers December 9, 1974

A40 (Beaconsfield) Written Answers December 19, 1974

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