Former MP for Manchester, Gorton
Does the Prime Minister intend to trot out once again her nine-year-old promise to substitute another tax for rates? If she does, who will pay more than at present—businesses or families?
Does the 1951 agreement cover facilities as well as bases?
Will the Minister agree not to take the line that has been suggested? I know that the Government like to punish the worst off families, but that would hit them very hard. Will the hon. Gentleman take into consideration not only hard core truancy but the fact that much juvenile delinquency occurs when children occasionally play truant, perhaps because they do not like a teacher or because...
Former MP for Manchester, Gorton
Entered the House of Commons on 2 November 1967 — unknown
Left the House of Commons on 13 May 1983 — General election
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