Hospital Car Parking Charges

Debate between Stephen Lloyd and Baroness Primarolo

Monday 1st September 2014 Commons Chamber

[Stephen Lloyd]

I thank my hon. Friend for giving way and for facilitating this very important debate. One area she has not yet touched on is the impact on built-up areas such as the one surrounding Eastbourne district general hospital. The car parking charges at the DGH are really quite high, so instead of using the car park people are parking around and about, which is making it very difficult for residents. If it is done badly, it is bad for residents—

[Madam Deputy Speaker (Dame Dawn Primarolo)]

Order. Short means not many words. A large number of Members are waiting to speak. The hon. Member for Thurrock (Jackie Doyle-Price) has now been on her feet for 17 minutes. This is going to be a severely curtailed debate and Members will get only a minute or two unless we can start making some progress. Remember that interventions must be short if there are to be any more. I wonder whether the hon. Lady would consider, in respect to her colleagues who wish to speak, drawing her remarks to a close.

Park Homes

Debate between Stephen Lloyd and Baroness Primarolo

Thursday 16th December 2010 Commons Chamber

[Stephen Lloyd (Eastbourne) (LD)]

Thank you very much, Madam Deputy Speaker. Like everyone, I congratulate my hon. Friend—

[Madam Deputy Speaker]

Order. Clearly, I should speak a little louder. Sometimes I get names wrong, but you are definitely not Stephen Gilbert.

Points of Order

Debate between Stephen Lloyd and Baroness Primarolo

Thursday 16th December 2010 Commons Chamber

[Stephen Lloyd (Eastbourne) (LD)]

On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. Can the Secretary of State give me an update on the longer-term commitment for the feed-in—

[Madam Deputy Speaker]

Order. Points of order are supposed to be directed at the Chair. They are not an additional way of putting questions directly to the Secretary of State. Given that we have had a very full statement and Question Time today, the hon. Gentleman has had plenty of opportunities to do that.