§ 13. Mr. T. J. Brooksasked the Secretary of State for War if he has considered the petition of the inhabitants of Heath Common. Wakefield, as to the bad state of 1023 the footpaths, etc., near to the houses of these people caused by the troops stationed at Heath, near Wakefield; and what is he prepared to do about it, in view of the danger to these pedestrians and children.
§ Sir J. GriggInstructions have been issued prohibiting, as far as possible, the use of paths in certain parts of Heath Common and of entries to houses by vehicles of the unit stationed there. Steps are being taken to make good the damage done.