§ Sir G. Foxasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether he k aware that, despite the recent taking of the numbers of all motor cars parked in Berkeley Street during the lunch hour, motor cars continue to be parked in that street during that period; whether it is now permissible to park motor cars in Berkeley Street during the lunch hour, or whether he will instruct the police to erect some sign to the contrary.
§ Mr. EdeParking is not permitted in Berkeley Street and, in the past two months, the police have dealt by way of summons or written caution with 122 cases of obstruction by parked cars. As regards the last part of the Question, parking on the highway is prohibited in the absence of a sign indicating that it is permitted.
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