Oral Answers to Questions — Royal Wedding.

– in the House of Commons at on 26 November 1934.

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Photo of Mr Oswald Lewis Mr Oswald Lewis , Colchester

23.

asked the First Commissioner of Works whether arrangements can be made for Members of both Houses and their friends using the Parliamentary stand on the occasion of the Royal wedding to reach their seats from Westminster station?

Photo of Mr William Ormsby-Gore Mr William Ormsby-Gore , Stafford

I have consulted with the Commissioners of Police, who will endeavour to keep a passage from New Palace Yard to the Parliamentary stand up till 10 a.m. Members should reach New Palace Yard by way of the subway under Bridge Street, or the gate adjacent to the clock tower. Westminster station will be open.

Photo of Mr John Remer Mr John Remer , Macclesfield

Will Members be able to bring their cars into Palace Yard?

Photo of Mr William Ormsby-Gore Mr William Ormsby-Gore , Stafford

I must have notice of that question.

Photo of Captain Sir Peter Macdonald Captain Sir Peter Macdonald , Isle of Wight

Will this apply to people approaching the stand from other directions—say from St. James's Park?

Photo of Mr William Ormsby-Gore Mr William Ormsby-Gore , Stafford

No; it depends on the direction. People who approach from St. James's Park or from the South will have to be there by 9.30, because of the procession and other traffic approaching the Abbey itself at a later hour than that. If they can come by New Palace Yard in the way I have indicated, they will have an extra half-hour.