Lord Peyton of Yeovil

Former Conservative Peer

Profile

Former Conservative Peer

Entered the House of Lords in 1983

Left the House of Lords on 22 November 2006 — Died

Other offices held in the past

  • Shadow Secretary of State (15 Feb 1975 to 3 May 1979)
  • Shadow Leader of the House of Commons (11 Mar 1974 to 11 Feb 1975)
  • Minister (Department of Environment) (Transport Industries) (15 Oct 1970 to 7 Mar 1974)
  • Minister (Ministry of Transport) (23 Jun 1970 to 14 Oct 1970)
  • Parliamentary Secretary (Ministry of Power) ( 1 Jul 1962 to 15 Oct 1964)

Recent appearances

  • Gold Reserve 4 Jul 2006

    My Lords, would the Minister admit that with hindsight the timing of the sale of gold seems a little eccentric?
  • Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill 3 Jul 2006

    Perhaps I should say to the noble Lord how grateful we all are to him for providing us with such a large meal in response to the amendments. I am relieved that he did not find another page in the extensive brief in front of him. I am ever so grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Borrie, who was the first to recognise that my simple and humble aim was to remove three words, "criminal or otherwise",...
  • Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill 3 Jul 2006

    moved Amendment No. 12: Page 1, line 13, leave out ", criminal or otherwise,"

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