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Mr Robert Woof
Former MP for Blaydon
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- Entered Parliament on 2 February 1956 — unknown
- Left Parliament on 7 April 1979 — General election
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- Orders of the Day — Coal Industry Bill (2 Mar 1977)
“I am very glad indeed to be called to speak following the speech of the hon. Member for How-den (Sir P. Bryan), if only for one reason. This is one of the infrequent opportunities that we have to discuss some of the vital affairs of the National Coal Board and of the coal mining industry. I wholeheartedly support the purpose of the Bill. It is imperative that we should do so in order to...”
- Orders of the Day — Economic and Energy Situation (19 Dec 1973)
“In following (he hon. Member for Oxford (Mr. Woodhouse), I promise to abide by Mr. Speaker's request for brevity. From the objective of trying to grasp the impact of the present economic and energy crisis, the force of the alarming circumstances must bring a haunting sense of meaning. Confining attention on the intensive situation, the magnitude of short-time working that is unhappily...”
- Coal Mining (7 Dec 1973)
“In the present situation in the mining industry, the miners want to make it clear that there is just as little comfort in it for them as there is for the rest of the nation. We are used to all the hoary arguments to the effect that, when the miners band together to hold the country to ransom and to endeavour to force their will on the Government, it is not democracy but anarchy. However, all...”
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