Sir Walter Monckton
1891 - January 9, 1965Summary information for Sir Walter Monckton
Contributions
1951
2 speeches — RAILWAY FREIGHT CHARGES (INCREASES) Commons April 23, 1951
Clause 5.—(RESTRICTIONS ON ENFORCEMENT OF COVENANTS.) Commons June 20, 1951
Statistics Written Answers November 13, 1951
Macclesfield Area Written Answers November 13, 1951
Rugby League Football (Dispute) Written Answers November 13, 1951
Wolverhampton Area Written Answers November 13, 1951
Agricultural Workers (Call-up) Written Answers November 13, 1951
COST-OF-LIVING INDEX Written Answers November 13, 1951
2 speeches — Older Workers Commons November 15, 1951
3 speeches — Coal Mines (Recruitment) Commons November 15, 1951
3 speeches — Re-armament (Labour Force) Commons November 15, 1951
2 speeches — Factories (Inspectors) Commons November 15, 1951
Port of London (Dispute) Commons November 15, 1951
4 speeches — Catering Wages Act Commons November 15, 1951
4 speeches — Labour Stockpiling Commons November 15, 1951
Work Saving Week (Productivity) Commons November 15, 1951
Industrial Disputes (Statistics) Written Answers November 15, 1951
Remploy Factory, Cleator Moor Written Answers November 15, 1951
Staffordshire and Cheshire Written Answers November 15, 1951
Older Persons Written Answers November 15, 1951
Leggett Committee Report Written Answers November 15, 1951
COST-OF-LIVING INDEX Written Answers November 19, 1951
Vacancies Written Answers November 20, 1951
Transferred Workers (Lodging Allowances) Written Answers November 20, 1951
Unemployed Persons (Stoke-on-Trent) Written Answers November 20, 1951
4 speeches — Engineering Industries Commons November 22, 1951
2 speeches — Anglesey Commons November 22, 1951
War-Disabled Persons, Scotland Commons November 22, 1951
2 speeches — State Boards Commons November 22, 1951
2 speeches — Ramsgate, Margate and Broadstairs Commons November 22, 1951
2 speeches — Hardship Appeal Committee, Leeds (Chairmanship) Commons November 22, 1951
COST-OF-LIVING INDEX Written Answers November 22, 1951
Apprentices (Call-Up Deferment) Written Answers November 22, 1951
Remploy Factories, Bristol Written Answers November 22, 1951
Industrial Disputes Written Answers November 22, 1951
Registered Unemployed, Great Britain (Statistics) Written Answers November 22, 1951
Building Workers, Hackney and Stoke Newington Written Answers November 22, 1951
COAL MINES (RECRUITMENT) Written Answers November 26, 1951
Building Trade Workers, Scotland Written Answers November 27, 1951
Wages Policy Written Answers November 27, 1951
2 speeches — Remploy Factories Written Answers November 27, 1951
Industrial Disputes Written Answers November 27, 1951
Retired Workers Written Answers November 27, 1951
Building Craftsmen, Merseyside Written Answers November 27, 1951
2 speeches — Call-up Written Answers November 27, 1951
Personal Case Written Answers November 27, 1951
2 speeches — LONDON DOCKS (LABOUR DISPUTE) Commons November 28, 1951
2 speeches — LONDON DOCKS (LABOUR DISPUTE) Commons November 30, 1951
LABOUR COUNSELLOR, CAIRO Written Answers December 3, 1951
London Docks (Labour Dispute) Written Answers December 4, 1951
5 speeches — Pottery Industry Written Answers December 4, 1951
Factory Standards Written Answers December 4, 1951
2 speeches — LONDON DOCKS (RESUMPTION OF WORK) Commons December 6, 1951
Essential Industries (Manning-up) Written Answers December 6, 1951
Stockport Written Answers December 6, 1951
Working Population (Women) Written Answers December 6, 1951
2 speeches — Defence Programme (Labour Force) Written Answers December 6, 1951
2 speeches — Development Areas Written Answers December 6, 1951
Equal Pay (Convention) Written Answers December 6, 1951
Factory Accidents Written Answers December 6, 1951
Night Baking (Committee's Recommendations) Written Answers December 6, 1951
Agricultural Workers (Call-Up) Written Answers December 6, 1951
EGYPT (FORCED LABOUR ALLEGATION, BRITISH REPLY) Written Answers December 6, 1951
NATIONAL SERVICE (PERSONAL CASE) Written Answers December 6, 1951
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