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William Percival Grieve, QC (25 March 1915 – 22 August 1998) was a British Conservative Party politician. Grieve was educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge. He became a barrister, and was called to the bar at Middle Temple in 1938, and a Queen's Counsel in 1962.
27 ago 1998 · More about. PERCY GRIEVE was an MP for nearly 20 years, though he was more distinguished as a lawyer, being both a QC and, at various times, a Recorder. His own fondest memories, however, were...
11 dic 2019 · In 1967 Percy Grieve spoke in the Commons debate on Britain joining the EEC, the precursor to the EU. The bid failed, but Percy backed it. His case was partly economic – “in a modern world, one needs a great market to develop the great industries” – but he did not cede the idea of sovereignty to the Tory imperial right.
Mr Percy Grieve 1915 - 1998 Constituencies. Solihull October 15, 1964 - June 9, 1983; Contributions. First recorded, on December 17, 1964 FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons.
17 mag 2023 · Grieve said the dispute with Percy had “placed great strain on the existing system of governance” and “caused damage to Christ Church’s reputation”. Some Christ Church academics had argued that...
Official portrait. View and download portraits and cropped portraits of Percy Grieve. Percy Grieve does not currently have an official portrait. Percy Grieve died on 22nd August 1998. He was most recently the Conservative MP for Solihull, and left the Commons on 9 June 1983.
Mr Percy Grieve 1915 - 1998 Summary information for Mr Percy Grieve Contributions 1965. 5 speeches — CITY OF LONDON (VARIOUS POWERS) BILL (By Order) Commons February 22, 1965. Driving Offences (Drink or Drugs) Commons March 3, 1965. 2 speeches — Clause 1.—(THE LAW COMMISSION.) Commons March 22, 1965
