Business of the House

Maria Caulfield Excerpts

Thursday 18th July 2019 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

Order. Ordinarily, I call everybody in business questions, as colleagues can testify from personal experience, but that will not be possible today because of the pressure on time. I give notice that we will be moving on at 11.30 am. Colleagues, therefore, should be considerate of each other and—dare I say it?—perhaps behave in a comradely manner towards each other.

[Maria Caulfield (Lewes) (Con)]

May we have a statement on the issue of short formation trains? In Lewes, on peak services, we still get four-carriage trains, and passengers who pay an average of £4,500 a year for a season ticket cannot get on them. Will the Leader of the House ask for a statement from the Department for Transport?

[Mel Stride]

I am very happy to forward that request.