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Pt 1 7/1-7/40 Lord Wyer of Weeford - 7/1 Philip Oppenheim MP - 7/2 Chris Mullin MP...
Catalogue reference: JN 2/1
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- JN 2/1
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1995
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Description (What the record is about)
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Pt 1 7/1-7/40
- Lord Wyer of Weeford - 7/1
- Philip Oppenheim MP - 7/2
- Chris Mullin MP - 7/3
- Sir Kenneth Lewis DL - 7/4
- Commission for Local Administration in England - 7/5
- David Butler Esq CBE - 7/6
- Harry Barnes MP - 7/7
- Michael Ryle Esq - 7/8
- Cllr Edward G Trevor Esq FRICS - 7/9
- Decision Makers Ltd - 7/10 David Northmore Esq - 7/11
- Prof James O'Connell - 7/12
- Peter Kinderman Esq - 7/13 Tony Sharp Esq - 7/14
- A W Berry - 7/17
- Barry Arnold Payton Esq - 7/19
- Dr P J A Smith 7/20
- Tony Tigwell Esq - 7/21
- Philip Roberts Esq - 7/22
- Dr D P Moody - 7/23
- Brain T Sutcliffe Esq - 7/24
- Vernon Bogdanor Esq - 7/25
- Cllr Kevin Peters Esq - 7/26
- Values, Education, Consultancy, Training, Organisational Research (VECTOR) - 7/27
- Sue Lieberman - 7/28
- Barry Shoote Esq - 7/29
- Biddy Casselden - 7/30
- Dr J H Beaven - 7/31
- Cllr Michael Ross Esq - 7/32
- Prof Rodney Brazier - 7/33
- David Harries Esq - 7/34
- R Bloom Esq - 7/35
- Cllr Roy Manley Esq - 7/36
- Roy Frankland Esq - 7/37
- Michael J Thomas Esq - 7/38
- Ian Davidson Esq DPA, MSc - 7/40
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Local Government
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Record URL
- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C3159433/
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JN 2
Committee on Standards in Public Life: First to Fifth Reports, Photocopies of Written...
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