§ Sir K. WOODasked the Minister of Labour the number of persons registered as unemployed in the Woolwich area for the last convenient date in January; and similar information for approximately the same date in 1928, 1929, and 1930?
§ Miss BONDFIELDThe following table gives the information desired:
during the decade ending on the latest date up to which information is available?
§ Mr. CLYNESSo far as the information is available, it is given in the following table. In the years before 1926 I am not able to give the number of persons killed or injured, but only the number of accidents resulting in death or injury.
Accidents resulting in death or personal injury known by the police to have been caused by vehicles in streets, roads or public places in England (excluding Wales).
Number of Accidents. — Fatal Accidents. Non-Fatal Accidents. Total. 1920 … … 2,251 47,848 50,099 1921 … … 2,205 53,598 55,803 1222 … … 2,330 60,626 62,956 1923 … … 2,557 72,056 74,613 1924 … … 3,123 85,034 88,157 1925 … … 3,330 98,950 102,286
Number of Persons Killed or Injured. — Killed. Injured. Total. 1926 … … 4,098 117,863 121,961 1927 … … 4,450 130,375 134,825 1928 … … 5,263 145,202 150,465 1929 … … 5,714 150,529 156,243