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Mr Anthony Gardner is a former MP for Rushcliffe.

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Former MP for Rushcliffe

Entered the House of Commons on 31 March 1966 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 29 April 1970 — General election

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Martin Redmayne
• Florence Paton
• Ralph Assheton
• Henry Betterton
• Leifchild Jones
• Henry Betterton
• John Ellis
• Leifchild Jones
• John Ellis

Future MPs in this constituency

• Kenneth Clarke
• Ruth Edwards
• James Naish

Recent appearances

• Agriculture Bill: Constitution of Eggs Authority 7 Apr 1970

  It would be churlish of me not to thank my right hon. Friend for attempting to meet, at least in part, the proposals which I made in Committee. I apologise for not being here when he began his speech in moving the Amendment. I was slightly disappointed to hear him assure right hon. and hon. Gentlemen opposite that he would only use the two extra members if he felt that there was an improper...

• Agriculture Bill: Constitution of Eggs Authority 7 Apr 1970

  The producers pay for it, but I remind the hon. Gentleman that the Opposition have tabled a number of Amendments to suggest that the Government should pay substantially more towards the costs of this authority. It may be that the House will accept those Amendments. If that were to happen it would strengthen the argument that if we are to have this kind of authority the taxpayer and the...

• Agriculture Bill: Constitution of Eggs Authority 7 Apr 1970

  I was referring to support buying, but I shall be out of order if I deal with that now.

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