Former MP for Manchester, Blackley
asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many drivers of motor-cars, motor-cycles, motor coaches and goods vehicles, respectively, were prosecuted, and how many convicted, for exceeding the speed limit or crossing a road junction against the traffic lights, respectively, in the Metropolitan Police District in the years 1961, 1962, 1963 and to the latest convenient date in 1964.
Irrespective of the number of prosecutions and convictions, is my hon. Friend aware that the practice of crossing a road intersection against a red light appears to be increasing? Will he give instructions to the police to keep a perticular look out for any drivers
asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will instruct the Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis that all known cases of deliberate violation of traffic or parking regulations by the drivers of cars with diplomatic immunity are to be reported to him.
Are the police and traffic wardens advised, or instructed, to take particulars of all drivers committing offences and of cars parked in contravention of the regulations, even if they have a diplomatic immunity sticker on the car?
asked the Minister of Pensions and National Insurance if he is aware that a deserted wife, who is left with a child to support and whose husband cannot be traced, is in a worse position than a wife whose marriage has been ended by divorce or annulment, in that she gets no contribution towards the support of her child from her former husband, cannot become entitled to Child's Special...
Would not my hon. Friend agree that it is grossly unfair that a wife who has been deserted by her husband should be left to bring up a child as best she can, getting no help from her husband, cannot have child allowance, and, according to my hon. Friend's interpretation, can never even become a widow? Surely the least that can be done is to arrange for a specified period after which death...
asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in view of the continuing threats against Israel being made by Colonel Nasser, what consultations have been held with the United States of America and France, as co-signatories of the Tripartite Pact of 1951, since Her Majesty's Government last endorsed the statement made by the President of the United States on his policy in the event of the...
Would not my right hon. Friend agree that it would be in the interests of peace in the Middle East if the Egyptian Government knew that an act of aggression against Israel would have more serious repercussions than a resolution before the Security Council, which probably would be vetoed?
