Mr Reginald Moss
Former MP for Meriden
Former MP for Meriden
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Will the right hon. Gentleman say a word about the complete gasification of coal which is also a process which leaves no residue in the form of coke?
Has the hon. Member changed his view that the use of oil in this country should be subject to careful scrutiny, partly for strategic reasons and partly because it is imported? Has he forgotten that that is what he wrote in 1952 in "Ten Steps to Power"?
asked the Postmaster-General whether the telephone pole placed in the front garden of 32, Wing-field Road, Coleshill, Birmingham, without the tenant's permission, has now been removed to another site.
Former MP for Meriden
Entered the House of Commons on 26 May 1955 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 18 September 1959 — General election
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