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Mr Charles Curran is a former MP for Uxbridge.

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Former MP for Uxbridge

Entered the House of Commons on 8 October 1959 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 16 September 1972 — Died

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Frank Beswick
• John Llewellin
• Charles Burney
• Sidney Peel
• Arthur Mills
• Charles Mills
• Frederick Dixon-Hartland

Future MPs in this constituency

• John Ryan
• Michael Shersby
• John Randall

Recent appearances

• Orders of the Day — Supply: Family Income Supplement 26 Jan 1972

  I am sure that we all welcome the regulations. In the light of what the hon. Member for Glasgow, Provan (Mr. Hugh D. Brown) said about the need for using the information we obtain, may I ask my hon. Friend the Minister to dwell a little further on the statistics we have already been given? We are told that roughly one-third of the families receiving F.I.S. are one-parent families. How many of...

• Orders of the Day — Supply: Family Income Supplement 26 Jan 1972

  I appreciate that, and I want more people to get the increased amounts by making it easier for them to apply. I hope you will agree, Mr. Deputy Speaker, that I am strictly within the rules of order. I ask that an applicant should be able to walk into the nearest post office for a form, instead of having to go to the social security office. Many fears were expressed on the introduction of the...

• Orders of the Day — Industrial Relations Bill: Report of Commission on Reference Under S. 44 4 Aug 1971

  I am glad that my right hon. Friend is sticking firmly to the point and refusing to retreat before the rather confused arguments which are being addressed to him. This is a matter of great importance. The question is whether people with professional qualifications are to be allowed to stick together if they want to. I listened with interest to the hon. Member for Salford, West (Mr. Orme). If...

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