HC Deb 18 May 1931 vol 252 c1608W
Mr. REMER

asked the Home Secretary why the police timing motorists in the Royal Parks confine their operations to those parts of the parks where there is no pedestrian traffic: and why no trapping is done in those parts of the parks where pedestrian traffic is heavy?

Mr. CLYNES

I am informed by the Commissioner of Police that the timing of motor vehicles by the Metropolitan Police in the Royal Parks is not confined to places where there is no pedestrian traffic. On the contrary, the controls that are operated cover important foot crossings and places where there is considerable pedestrian traffic.