HC Deb 16 July 1941 vol 373 cc597-8
47. Mr. Doland

asked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Supply whether he will indicate the result of salvage work for each Metropolitan borough and for the large cities outside London, respectively, for the month of May?

The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Supply (Mr. Harold Macmillan)

As the answer involves a table of figures, I will, with my hon. Friend's permission, circulate it in the OFFICIAL REPORT.

Mr. Doland

Will my hon. Friend include the June figures if they are available?

Mr. Macmillan

Yes, Sir.

Following is the answer:

The following table shows for each of the Metropolitan Boroughs, and the larger cities outside London, the value of the sales of salvaged material for the month of May, 1941. These figures do not include material collected and sold by voluntary organisations or merchants.

Metropolitan Boroughs. Value.
£
Battersea 277
Bermondsey 220
Bethnal Green 190
Camberwell 269
Chelsea 215
Deptford 193
Finsbury 232
Fulham 565
Greenwich 204
Hackney 518
Hammersmith 136
Hampstead 339
Holborn 158
Islington and Stoke Newington 1,009
Kensington 490
Lambeth 307
Lewisham 301
London, City of 95
Paddington 672
Poplar 1,064
St. Marylebone 428
St. Pancras 707
Shoreditch 126
Southwark 372
Stepney 109
Wandsworth 327
Westminster, City of 852
Woolwich 266
Total £10,641
The corresponding totals for previous months were: —
£
March 11,968
April 10,679
Large Cities Outside London. Value.
£
Birmingham 6,665
Bristol 3,358
Edinburgh 5.555
Glasgow 10,004
Leeds 3,276
Liverpool 3,141
Manchester 4,801
Sheffield 3,743
Total £40543
The corresponding totals for previous months were: —
£
March 41,036
April 41,661
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