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Mr Arthur Howard is a former MP for Westminster St George's.

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Former MP for Westminster St George's

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

Left the House of Commons on 3 February 1950 — General election

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Duff Cooper
• Worthington Evans
• James Erskine
• Walter Long

Recent appearances

• Orders of the Day — Parliament Square (Improvements) Bill 14 Dec 1949

  It was not my intention to intervene in this Debate, but I regret to say that the speech of a former colleague of mine was both ungenerous and unworthy. The House should remember that we could not have considered the possibility of a real improvement to Parliament Square but for the foresight and generous action in the years gone past of the Middlesex County Council. I hold no brief for their...

• Orders of the Day — NURSES BILL [Lords]: New Clause. — (the Training Committee.) 4 Nov 1949

  I beg to move, "That the Clause be read a Second time. The purpose of this new Clause is to restore a balance in the Bill which I think has got slightly unbalanced in the course of its passage through another place and through the various stages in this House. Perhaps I should make an apology to the Parliamentary Secretary and the Department for the late date at which this Clause appeared on...

• Orders of the Day — NURSES BILL [Lords]: New Clause. — (the Training Committee.) 4 Nov 1949

  The hon. Gentleman has used the word "fetter." Would he elaborate on that and explain, in view of what he has said, how the new Clause could possibly fetter the discretion of the General Nursing Council?

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