HC Deb 31 January 1934 vol 285 cc364-7
62. Mr. MAINWARING (for Mr. DAVID DAVIES)

asked the Minister of Labour the number of boys and girls that are unemployed in Wales for the latest available date, and comparable figures for the two previous years?

Major GEORGE DAVIES (Lord of the Treasury)

I have been asked to reply.

As the reply includes a number of figures, I will, if I may, circulate a statement in the OFFICIAL REPORT.

Following is the statement:

The numbers of unemployed boys and girls, under 18 years of age, on the registers of Employment Exchanges in the Wales Division, at 18th December, 1933, and at the most nearly corresponding date for which figures are available in each of the two preceding years, were as shown below:

Date. Boys. Girls.
18th December, 1933 5,027 2,536
19th December, 1932 6,327 3,121
21st December, 1931 5,118 3,162
63. Mr. MAINWARING (for Mr. D. DAVIES)

asked the Minister of Labour the latest figures showing the number of unemployed persons registered in each county in Wales division, giving separate figures for men, women, and young persons, with comparable figures for the years 1930, 1931, and 1932?

Number of unemployed persons on the Registers of Employment Exchanges in each County in the Wales Division.
County. Date.* Men. Women. Juveniles. Total.
Anglesey December, 1930 1,384 70 43 1,497
1931 1,776 72 69 1,917
1932 1,969 75 65 2,109
1933 2,118 84 60 2,262
Brecknockshire December, 1930 2,102 53 53 2,208
1931 2,370 59 69 2,498
1932 3,061 88 124 3,273
1933 3,141 69 107 3,317
Cardiganshire December, 1930 1,208 76 35 1,319
1931 1,397 86 40 1,523
1932 1,917 80 40 2,037
1933 1,979 72 38 2,089
Caernarvonshire December, 1930 5,101 412 267 5,780
1931 4,098 444 163 4,705
1932 6,909 380 259 7,548
1933 4,542 364 161 5,067
Carmarthenshire December, 1930 8,725 485 395 9,605
1931 7,622 443 282 8,347
1932 8,590 510 34,8 9,408
1933 7,076 379 2436 7,721
Denbighshire December, 1930 5,175 563 503 6,241
1931 6,420 626 429 7,475
1932 8,509 719 415 9,643
1933 9,046 604 375 10,025
Flintshire December, 1930 6,745 627 199 7,571
1931 6,124 381 146 6,651
1932 6,382 622 214 7,218
1933 4,645 375 104 5,124
Glamorganshire December, 1930 91,681 5,356 4,690 101,727
1931 107,950 6,155 5,687 119,792
1932 129,838 6,360 5,977 142,175
1933 120,374 5,340 4,790 130,504
Merionethshire December, 1930 1,648 64 80 1,792
1931 1,146 69 28 1,243
1932 1,626 103 35 1,764
1933 1,548 84 24 1,656
Monmouthshire December, 1930 29,545 1,070 1,618 32,233
1931 33,812 1,372 1,836 37,020
1932 40,497 1,330 1,806 43,633
1933 36,966 1,160 1,500 39,626
Montgomeryshire December, 1930 647 127 25 799
1931 767 127 29 923
1932 988 151 27 1,166
1933 1,220 138 48 1,406
Pembrokeshire December, 1930 2,453 155 95 2,703
1931 3,066 198 94 3,358
1932 4,024 212 111 4,347
1933 3,990 185 83 4,258
Radnorshire December, 1930 178 40 5 223
1931 246 22 9 277
1932 367 21 7 395
1933 329 47 7 383
* The exact dates to which the figures relate are 15th December, 1930; 14th December, 1931; 19th December, 1932; and 18th December, 1933.
Major DAVIES

As the reply includes a table of figures, I will, if I may, circulate a statement in the OFFICIAL REPORT.

Following is the statement: