HC Deb 25 February 1924 vol 170 c88W
Sir H. BRITTAIN

asked the First Commissioner of Works if every war-time building erected in the public parks or open spaces has now been taken down: and, if not, where any remain?

Mr. JOWETT

The only war-time buildings remaining in the Royal Parks are the aircraft buildings in Regent's Park and the hospital in Richmond Park. Tenders are about to be invited for the demolition of the former, and arrangements are in progress whereby it is hoped the latter will be vacated in September, when steps will be taken to remove the buildings.