... a certain freedom of speech in recent years. It is to me an immense piece of self-fulfilment to be able tonight at last to speak, with complete frcedom, my own mind. I think we are being conned.” If the Parliamentary Labour Party '; not nearly half full ...

... communication, Dr Douglas Mclntosh, principal of Moray House Coliege of Education, said in Edinburgh yesterday. . Pr Mcintosh was speaking at the graduation ceremony of the college’'s School of Community Studies, where the first group of students to be recruited ...

... men and work, but the report of the four consultants h“hnld there were a lot of eo on '.tl?ebnlfi’wer other p €id avmfle. . Speaking at Nairn, Mr Gfld said there might well be a future for two yards not ‘neluded in the new scheme. It was up t:. mt: s lt: ...

... y in new plant and machinery in order to be able to take full advantage later of the Government’s reflationary measures. Speaking during the economic debate, he said: ‘ Businessmen will be shortsighted indeed if they do not realise that now is the time ...

... Dickson is former Minister of State. Mr Michael Nohlei*mukur for Trade and Gordon c—gei.oi, -Secretary of dme for tland, will speak for the Government. FORGERY-PROOF The new type of driving {ihcence to lr:d firodmod under e central oensin ?-un will include ...

... lower levels. Spot sterling opened three points down at $2.4188 and eased fractionally, to $2.4187 before Mr Barber started speaking. Then it slipped a further three points and finally closed eight points down on the day at $2.4183. Forward sterling made ...

... favoured joining the Market, however, Mr Stmhen Maxwell, Chatham House Fellow, Centre of %m&?‘nfié&h’?fi& Bduturfi niversity, speake ittt HAE e et pro- eers would agree that we had lost an elng‘re and not yet found a role. disagreed with the belief that ...

... *“ This will be the start of the road to reflation.” A member of the National Economic Development Cc.mdl‘ Lord Cooper was speaking ‘at the annual conference of the Imdustrial Co-Partnership Association. His fcrecast on the economy was made in answer to ...

... creation of Scotland’s first B e bead dlstrict of Glas in the of Glaswould create no b e T !ut ”r for m munity. > He was speaking at a public inquiry into an wgal by - the co?mnunitv against the do!fiho of the corporation not to grant planning permission ...

... forgotten, would be tedious in most hands. But Mr Wilson carries it off remarkably well. No one would call him an orator, but he speaks with energy and sometimes wit, The last quality is missing in his memoirs, and as if by way of compensation Mr Wilson reproduces ...

... n ” in the weekend Presg about the financial position of the group. According to these reports, said Mr Huggall, who was speaking in Sunderland, the company had leached crisis point and were unable to pay their way or forecast their position beyond the ...

... the parents cannot afford the schogling it requires. Our society dares not risk wasting such natural assets. Politically speaking, to reintro- rine Pilcher. Mr John Playfair was bestiman. A reception was held at 30 Pavilion Road, and the honeymoon 1s ...