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Mr John Loveridge
Former MP for Havering Upminster
- Also represented Hornchurch
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- Entered Parliament on 18 June 1970 — General election
- Left Parliament on 13 May 1983 — General election
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Most recent appearances
- Orders of the Day — Finance Bill: Relief for Interest (11 May 1983)
“The Government's proposal to increase mortgage relief was based on fairness between one part of the country and the other. We should try to keep the mortgage relief above the threshold of average prices for the kingdom as a whole. House prices are much higher in the south-east than in the north. The Government's proposed measure is now being destroyed by the Labour party—only...”
- Orders of the Day — Finance Bill: Relief for Interest (11 May 1983)
“I appreciate the hon. Gentleman's kindness in referring to me. I regret that he has always been missing on the many occasions during Finance Bill debates and many other debates in which I have spoken. It is a pity that he could not be here to hear me until now. I hope that he has enjoyed the pleasure of hearing me today.”
- Hunger in the World (9 May 1983)
“Want in the midst of plenty must horrify us all and yet time and again we read reports of prolonged famine, which even all our modern transport and reserves of food cannot relieve quickly. I am therefore happy to welcome the Council's recommendation for the implementation of a "Special Programme to Combat Hunger in the World" within the European Community. The Commission has proposed that the...”
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