Former MP for Camberwell North West
I wish to preface my few remarks by adding my meed of compliments regarding the White Paper we are discussing. I think it is a most remarkable piece of forward thinking in war-time. I am pleased to see that the Development Areas are to get their meed of priority in regard to planning. I would like to put forward this suggestion for the consideration of the Board of Trade. We have been told by...
It is my pleasant duty to compliment the maiden speech of the hon. Gentleman the Member for Hamilton (Mr. Fraser), and I am sure I am voicing the opinion of everybody when I say that the manner of his address and the meat of what he said interested us all. I would like to add my meed of praise to the general approval shown on all sides of the Chancellor's war Budget. It is a truly remarkable...
I should like to add my words of congratulation to the new Minister for the speech he has made to-day. I was very struck by the grasp he clearly has of the difficulties under which we are working in the munitions industry. I think that one general principle which should be laid down, and should not be confined to any one particular Department, is greater simplification on a good many...
Former MP for Camberwell North West
Entered the House of Commons on 14 December 1918 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 15 June 1945 — General election
Also represented Loughborough
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