§ 20. Miss Baconasked the Postmaster-General if he will reconsider his refusal to allow a post office in the Quarry Hill flats, Leeds, particularly in view of the unique character of these flats and the fact that one of the shopkeepers is willing for his shop to be used as a post office.
§ Mr. Ness EdwardsYes, in the exceptional circumstances; a vacancy for a sub-post office is being advertised.
§ Miss BaconIs my right hon. Friend aware that his answer will give considerable satisfaction to the tenants of these flats, particularly to the old age pensioners?
§ Sir Arnold GridleyCan the Minister tell us what is meant by "the unique character of these flats"?
§ Mr. Ness EdwardsIt refers to the exceptional circumstances. This is a very large self-contained community, bounded by four main streets. There have been 366 accidents there and I think that, in the circumstances, this facility should be provided.