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Orders of the Day — Trunk Roads Bill. (19 Nov 1936)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: It was with pleasure that I heard that the Minister was going to take really useful steps to deal with the problem of main roads, but my pleasure was short-lived, because I was almost immediately disappointed to find that the main road which leads from Leeds through York and Malton to Scarborough was not included in the scheme. I do not apologise for mentioning my constituency, because the...

Orders of the Day — Trunk Roads Bill. (19 Nov 1936)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: I know that there is one there, and it is needed, and I am not sure that the Minister will not have to help the St. John's Ambulance Brigade to put a few more there if he is going to do nothing to that road. There we have a local case of a through road which is a perfect case for action by the Ministry. It is very disappointing to find that nothing is to be done in the case of this road when...

Oral Answers to Questions — Trade and Commerce.: Anglo-Egyptian Con- Versations. (15 Jul 1936)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether he can make any announcement on the form which the military clauses of the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty are to take; and whether, in particular, the period is specified in which the British garrison will gradually give way to an Egyptian force?

Orders of the Day — Supply.: Board of Education. (17 Jun 1935)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: I intervene with the usual apologies to the Committee. I worked for some six years on the Education Committee of the London County Council, and when there I found that there was great friendship between the Board of Education and the County Council at a very difficult time, because Ministers were then pressing economies on local authorities. I would like to-day to pay a tribute to the work...

Oral Answers to Questions — Disarmament. (27 Mar 1933)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: 48. asked the Prime Minister the grounds upon which it is proposed in the draft Disarmament Convention to allow Japan the same number of first-line aircraft as this country, having regard to the much larger area and population of the British Empire and the present inferiority of the Japanese Air Force to our own?

Orders of the Day — London Passenger Transport (Re-Committed) Bill.: Clause 61. — (Restriction on number of stage carriages and express carriages using certain streets.) ( 6 Dec 1932)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: I beg to move, in page 71, line 12, to leave out from the word "organisation," to the end of the Sub-section, and to insert instead thereof the words: and any other person whose interests may be affected by the proposed regulations shall be entitled to be heard in support of the objection or of the proposed regulations. I formally move the Amendment on behalf of my hon. Friend the Member for...

Oral Answers to Questions — Agriculture.: Edible Animals. (12 Jul 1932)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: 40. asked the Minister of Agriculture if he has any figures to show whether the edible animal population has increased or decreased during the past six months?

Oral Answers to Questions — Transport.: Road Fund (Receipts and Payments, London). (23 Mar 1932)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: 25. asked the Minister of Transport the total amount received by the Road Fund in respect of the administrative county of London for each of the last available five years; and the total payments made from the Road Fund in respect of the administrative county of London for each of the same five years?

Oral Answers to Questions — National Finance.: National Debt Redemption (Gifts). (25 Feb 1932)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: 58. asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer the total value of the sums voluntarily given to relieve the National Debt since 23rd August, 1931?

Oral Answers to Questions — Transport.: York-Scarbokough Road. (29 Jul 1931)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: 37. asked the Minister of Transport whether he will take steps to secure the enlargement and improvement of the York-Scarborough road?

Oral Answers to Questions — Transport.: York-Scarbokough Road. (29 Jul 1931)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: Cannot the Minister of Transport call a conference between the East Riding and the North Riding county council authorities?

Oral Answers to Questions — Electricity Supply.: North-East England Scheme. (15 Jul 1931)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: 39. asked the Minister of Transport whether the £22,800 Whitby-Malton pylon electricity scheme will supply Pickering, Grosmont, Goathland, and Glaisdale; and, if not, from what place is it proposed to supply these townships?

Oral Answers to Questions — Electricity Supply.: North-East England Scheme. (15 Jul 1931)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: Will not all that involve further expenditure and more disputes, and give to this, beautiful country an aspect of an industrial area?

Oral Answers to Questions — Electricity Supply, North Riding. (13 Jul 1931)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: 52. asked the Minister of Transport what is the cost of the electricity pylons between Malton and Whitby under the schemes submitted for his consent by the Electricity Commissioners? This question ought not to be on the Order Paper before Question No. 53.

Oral Answers to Questions — Electricity Supply, North Riding. (13 Jul 1931)

Captain Sir Herbert Latham: 53. asked the Minister of Transport whether he has yet received an application from the Electricity Commissioners for his consent to schemes embodying a proposal to set up electricity pylons in the Yorkshire moors between Pickering and Whitby; and whether he will withhold his consent from any scheme that would disfigure the beauty of the moorland scenery?

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