Whoever the candidate is, whatever the election, you should be freely able to walk down the street without harassment, without intimidation. — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share Image
I have lost my dad, my inspiration and the country has lost a truly dedicated parliamentarian. — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
There's no excuse for bullying. I don't care what caused it. Whatever it was doesn't make it acceptable. — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
When an MP says to me, 'Lindsay, I don't think I'm going to stand again. I don't feel safe. My family must come first,'… — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
I make sure everything goes evenly in the chamber. But also, I'm kind of the chief executive of the Palace of Westminster, the House… — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
Hopefully I don't come across bombastic. That's the one thing I don't want to do. — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
If you have been prime minister of this country, I do believe the country should recognise the service given. — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
Of course, we're going to have division of views. That's what politics is all about. I don't want them all to agree with each… — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
Others like myself will carry on meeting constituents, but doing it in a very safe environment, that's the key to us. That's what we… — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
I have never known the monarch to object to what the House of Commons does. — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
Regulation of petrol companies and the major retailers must demonstrate commitment to the motorist and the U.K.'s hard-pressed transport industries. — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
I'm a person who enjoys history, and history is very important to us - very very important it's about making judgement on history. It's… — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
I was elected to serve this house, I was elected to serve all the Members of Parliament. That is why I gave up my… — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
My belief is if you watch five games of rugby league, you'll be committed to it for life, because there is no better sport… — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
In the end whatever the government might think, including the prime minister, we are all MPs, there to represent our constituencies. We are there… — Lindsay Hoyle Copy Share
