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Mr George Griffiths

Former MP for Hemsworth

 

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Recent appearances

  • Orders of the Day — National Insurance (Industrial Injuries) Bill 10 Oct 1945

    I feel that I have as much right to speak on this Bill to-night as any man in the House. I have a family history attached to compensation, but, before I deal with that, there are one or two other things I want to say about the Bill. I would like to say to the hon. Member for Wavertree (Mr. Raikes)—he went up North instead of stopping down South because he thought he would have a safer seat...

  • Orders of the Day — National Insurance (Industrial Injuries) Bill 10 Oct 1945

    I refer to the profits and also the lawyers' charges. I believe the doctors are in it also. Those are the figures, so far as we are concerned, and we do not want the lawyers in the Bill. I ask the Minister to keep them out. Now I want to give a bit of the history of my own family in the matter of compensation. I have a brother who is 72 years of age. He has never had a penny compensation in...

  • Oral Answers to Questions — Fuel and Power: Miners (Coal Allocation) 9 Oct 1945

    Does not the Minister know that this cheaper price of coal to the miner is shown in the tonnage price list and he pays for it every week out of his wages?

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Former MP for Hemsworth

Entered the House of Commons on 17 May 1934 — unknown

Left the House of Commons on 15 December 1945 — Died

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