HC Deb 22 March 1920 vol 127 c47
106. Mr. J. JONES

asked the Postmaster General whether he has been able to take any steps to improve the conditions at the Euston Square post office; whether any steps have been taken to clean these premises; and whether, having regard to the continued unsatisfactory state of this office, he will now endeavour to secure alternative accommodation?

Mr. PIKE PEASE

Since the date of the hon. Member's last question on this subject, the telegraph delivery work has been transferred from the Euston Square branch office to other offices, with a view to relieving the accommodation for the staff. The premises were cleaned last autumn; and steps are now being taken to redecorate them and to improve the illumination. The possibility of obtaining better accommodation is receiving close attention; but, owing to the character of the property in the neighbourhood, the choice is very limited, and up to the present no suitable premises have been secured.