HC Deb 29 October 1929 vol 231 c6
11. Colonel ENGLAND (for Sir W. EDGE)

asked the Secretary for Mines if he can make any statement on the employment this year to date of the Miners' Welfare Fund; and how much money remains in hand?

Mr. TURNER

The activities of the Miners' Welfare Committee are too numerous for me to state them within the limits of a reply to a Parliamentary question. The Committee publish Annuals Reports which contain a full account of their activities in past years, and their administration of the Fund during the present year has proceeded consistently in accordance with the principles described in the Reports. A Report on their work in 1929 will be published shortly after the end of the year. The money in hand on 1st October, 1929, was £2,421,979, of which the amount not definitely earmarked for particular purposes was £933,297.

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