Former MP for Stretford
Mr Thomas Robinson is a former MP for Stretford.
Former MP for Stretford
Entered the House of Commons on 14 December 1918 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 7 October 1931 — General election
I wish to submit a short statement setting out the reasons why Clause. 180 found its way into the Bill. Before giving that statement, I should like to assure my hon. Friend the Member for St. Pancras North (Captain Fraser) that in Committee upstairs we had a high regard for our national charities, and we had no intention of hindering their freedom. In this Clause we are seeking, as we...
After conferring with my colleagues on the Local Legislation Committee, and having in mind the promise made by the representative of the Home Office, we have decided to withdraw the Clause from the Bill. We say very definitely that we trust the promise made from the Front Bench will be realised before this Parliament comes to an end. I ask leave to withdraw the Clause.
The Committee which considered this Measure approved it as it left the Committee, and I am requested by that Committee to ask the House to pass this Measure as it is presented. We believe that, as far as greater safety to the inhabitants of Stoke are concerned, these provisions are necessary. With regard to Clause 107 dealing with the power to regulate omnibus routes, I will say at once that...
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