Crisis in the Agricultural Industry

1927 to 1970

three mentions

over 43 years

Then as a result of pinching money from the Road Fund, the rates in agricultural areas go up, and now those districts are appealing against it and there is a Crisis in the Agricultural Industry.

_{Postponed Clause 46.—(Transfer Of Sum From Road Fund To Exchequer.)}

Mr. PALING - July 5, 1927

-Colonel WINDSOR-CLIVE asked the Minister of Agriculture what immediate steps the Government proposes to take in order to deal with the Crisis in the Agricultural Industry?

_{Government Policy.}

Lieut.-Colonel WINDSOR-CLIVE - Nov. 3, 1932

The hon. Members for Torrington (Mr. Peter Mills), Dumfries (Mr. Monro) and Holland with Boston (Mr. Body) spoke, rather extravagantly, I thought, about what they were pleased to call a Crisis in the Agricultural Industry.

_{Adjournment (Whitsuntide)}

Mr. Shore - May 11, 1970

1975 to 1997

two mentions

over 22 years

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This being one of those days when the Opposition have the choice of the subject for debate, we have decided that we should talk about the current Crisis in the Agricultural Industry.

_{Orders Of The Day — Agriculture}

Mr. Michael Jopling - July 14, 1975

You will be aware of the Crisis in the Agricultural Industry, which has been greatly exacerbated by the Government's announcement about meat on the bone.

_{Points Of Order}

Mr. Patrick Nicholls - Dec. 8, 1997