§ 13. Mr. Skeffington-Lodgeasked the Minister of Works whether he is aware of the unsatisfactory conditions obtaining at the Twinwood Camp, Clapham, Bedfordshire, a hostel for workers at the nearby Aeronautical Research Station; and whether, in view of the widespread dissatisfaction caused by these conditions, he will take some early action to investigate and remedy them.
§ Mr. KeyNo, Sir. I am not aware that conditions at Twinwood Labour Camp are unsatisfactory. If my hon. Friend has any details in his possession, I will have the matter investigated.
§ Mr. Skeffington-LodgeMay I give my hon. Friend one or two details now for his investigation? May I ask him whether he is aware that there are no sheets on 300 beds, that the blankets on those beds are never changed—
§ Mr. SpeakerThe hon. Gentleman appears to be giving information and not asking for it. That is not the point of Questions.
§ Mr. Skeffington-LodgeOn a point of Order, Mr. Speaker. Owing to the fact that the Minister does not appear to be aware of the information I have, I beg to give notice that I shall raise this matter on the Adjournment in order to provide him with the details which he ought already to have.