Former MP for Huntingdonshire
Dr Sidney Peters is a former MP for Huntingdonshire.
Former MP for Huntingdonshire
Entered the House of Commons on 30 May 1929 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 15 June 1945 — General election
I endorse what my hon. Friends say, living as I do in the countryside. There is one thing I would like my right hon. and learned Friend to bear in mind. In my own county we have, I suppose, something like 8,000 acres taken up by aerodromes, with enormous airways and, within reason, with water supply, electric light, sanitation, and so on, some of them quite near to villages. Then we have...
I would like to support what my hon. Friend has said, but I would also like to call attention to the new Clause, later on the Paper, which I propose should be incorporated in the Bill. There I seek to bring into the Bill an allowance for a housekeeper in cases where persons suffer from blindness or chronic ill-health, such as rheumatoid arthritis and so on, people actually crippled, often,...
In sparsely populated areas where there is practically no water undertaking at all, how are these horticultural and agricultural buildings ever going to get water? The Parliamentary Secretary said this must be left to water undertakings. Where there are none, I cannot see them getting any water at all under the Bill or the White Paper or anything else.
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