Malcolm Pill

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Pill, Malcolm (1994). European Parliamentary Constituency Committee for Wales: Report. London: H.M.S.O. ISBN   978-0101244121.
  • (1999). A Cardiff Family in the Forties. Chesterfield: Merton Priory Press. ISBN   1-898937-31-1. (childhood memoirs)
  • (2016). Choices and Chances 1948-1969: Memories of a Cardiffian. ISBN   978-0993500305. (memoirs)
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    Sir Malcolm Pill
    Lord Justice of Appeal
    In office
    1995–2013