HC Deb 11 August 1919 vol 119 cc863-4
10. Sir PHILIP MAGNUS

asked the President of the Board of Trade if he has any information as to the intentions of the District Railway Company to re-open for passengers the subway between the South Kensington railway station and the district post office; and whether he can state the conditions under which facilities for constructing that subway were obtained?

Mr. BRIDGEMAN

I am making inquiries on this matter and will let the hon. Baronet know the result. I do not think the subway was constructed originally in order to give access to the district post office.

Sir P. MAGNUS

Can the hon. Gentleman induce the President of the Board of Trade to bring some pressure to bear upon the railway company tore-open this subway, the closing of which at present is causing great inconvenience not to the district post office, but to the University of London and to the Imperial Institute?

Mr. BRIDGEMAN

Yes, Sir; all these things are questions of expense, and they have to be very carefully considered.

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