Crisis in the Building Industry

1924 to 1970

three mentions

over 46 years

Sir H. BRITTAIN asked the Minister of Labour whether he has any statement to make with reference to the present Crisis in the Building Industry?

_{Building Trade Dispute.}

Sir H. BRITTAIN - June 25, 1924

We are faced with a Crisis in the Building Industry.

_{Orders Of The Day — Amendment Of Law.}

Sir Robert Tasker - April 23, 1940

Does not my right hon. Friend agree that, with 125,000 building operatives out of work, 5,500 of them on Merseyside alone, this is a most serious Crisis in the Building Industry?

_{Construction Industry}

Mr. Heffer - Feb. 10, 1970

For three years the explosion of house prices, the spiralling rents, the slump in house building, the Crisis in the Building Industry, the upheavals in the private rented sector - all these were simply so many "little local difficulties", and successive ministers have come to the House time and again determined to bluff and brazen it out.

_{Housing And Land}

Mr. Anthony Crosland - Nov. 6, 1973

At a time of Crisis in the Building Industry, why are the Government not doing more to encourage local authority direct labour departments?

_{Housing And Land}

Mr. Crosland - Nov. 6, 1973

There is a Crisis in the Building Industry.

_{Orders Of The Day — Finance Bill}

Mr. John Pardoe - June 13, 1974

That is a measure of the current Crisis in the Building Industry.

_{Orders Of The Day — Housing Rents And Subsidies Bill}

Mr. Eldon Griffiths - Nov. 18, 1974

1976 to 1982

three mentions

over six years

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Instead it will bring about delay and expense, and on all these counts it will aggravate the Crisis in the Building Industry.

_{Development Land Tax Bill}

Mr. Stewart - March 15, 1976

The Leader of the House will know of the major Crisis in the Building Industry.

_{Business Of The House}

Mr. Emery - Dec. 23, 1976

We all know what the current Crisis in the Building Industry is really about.

_{Direct Labour Organisations}

Mr. Eastham - March 30, 1982