Former MP for Newcastle upon Tyne West
Captain Cecil Ramage is a former MP for Newcastle upon Tyne West.
Former MP for Newcastle upon Tyne West
Entered the House of Commons on 6 December 1923 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 9 October 1924 — General election
53. asked the Financial Secretary to the Treasury why, when a non-service official was promoted to the rank of first-class valuer over the heads of ex-service officials of equal and higher seniority, as notified in the Inland Revenue Weekly Notes of the 9th February last, those ex-service officials who, from their records, might reasonably have looked for promotion, were not even interviewed...
I have to ask hon. Members to extend to me the indulgence which they characteristically show to an hon. Member addressing the House for the first time. I have no intention of hurling recriminations against the Minister of Labour in regard to his proposals affecting unemployment, but I rose in the hope that I might help to whet his apparently blunted purpose. I do not seek to deprive him of...
7. asked the Minister of Pensions if he is prepared to make any change in the administration of dependants' pensions so as to remove the existing inequality of treatment in the case of widows who were living with their husbands and widows who were separated from their husbands at the time of their husbands' death?
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