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Mr William Hannan is a former MP for Glasgow Maryhill.

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Former MP for Glasgow Maryhill

Entered the House of Commons on 5 July 1945 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 8 February 1974 — General election

Previous MPs in this constituency

• John Davidson
• Douglas Jamieson
• John Clarke
• James Couper
• John Muir
• William Mitchell-Thomson

Future MPs in this constituency

• James Craigen
• Maria Fyfe
• Ann McKechin

Recent appearances

• Business of the House 7 Feb 1974

  May I ask the Leader of the House a rather technical question which is nevertheless important in the running of elections? Will the election be fought on the current register, the draft register or the new register, as the new register came out, at least in Scotland, on 15th February?

• Business of the House 7 Feb 1974

  Does the Leader of the House take in the importance of that, as 15th February is only 13 days before the voting day? Has consideration been given to that?

• Oral Answers to Questions — Scotland: School Bursaries 23 Jan 1974

  I support the remarks of my hon. Friend the Members for Lanarkshire, North (Mr. John Smith) on this matter. Does the Minister recall that some time ago the regulations were amended to give some consideration to children who were infirm or handicapped. They were condemned to stay on at school until they were 16, as against the normal leaving age of 15. Now that the school leaving age has been...

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