§ Captain Pluggeasked the Secretary for Mines the colliery districts normally supplying the counties south and south-west of London; and whether, at the present moment, coal supplies are still being drawn from these sources?
§ Mr. LloydMost of the larger colliery districts, with the possible exception of those in the North Midlands and North-West, normally send coal to the South and South-Western Counties. Coal continues to be drawn from these sources, but not necessarily in the same proportion as before the war.