I feel like I ought to go like a train, Sir Roger, in the time limit, but not like the trains that were running out of the south-west yester

My hon. Friend is right.

I will give way to my hon. Friend, because the company is in his constituency.

I feel like I ought to go like a train, Sir Roger, in the time limit, but not like the trains that were running out of the south-west yester

I thank my hon. Friend enormously for securing this important debate.

I thank my hon. Friend enormously for securing this important debate.

I am so pleased that the hon. Gentleman is highlighting this point. I have not read that book, but I know about it and will now read it.

On that point, I know that those in the horticultural industry are working closely together and that the use of peat—that was the main user—

I wanted to ask not about licensing but about the Avalon marshes.

I am coming to that. There is a major section in my speech about our meeting, but I thank the Minister for drawing attention to it.