HC Deb 06 April 1944 vol 398 cc2182-3W
Mr. Loftus

asked the Minister of Health if, where villages lack adequate water supplies and are near or adjacent to aerodromes, he will authorise the connecting of the villages to the water supply of the aerodromes.

Mr. Willink

I am prepared to consider on its merits any such proposal submitted to me by a local authority in agreement with the Air Ministry, subject always to the necessary war-time restrictions on the use of labour, materials and capital. My hon. Friend will appreciate that it rests with the Air Ministry to say whether service needs will permit water being made available to the local authority in a particular case.

Mr. Manningham-Buller

asked the Minister of Health in what administrative counties the 1,203 parishes having a privately-owned piped water supply are located and the number in each county.

Mr. Willink

The statement appended gives the information desired.

STATEMENT
County and Number of Parishes with private piped water supply.
Berks 15
Buckingham 3
Cambridge 3
Chester 9
Cornwall 13
Cumberland 7
Derby 33
Devon 28
Dorset 64
Durham 19
Essex 5
Gloucester 74
Hereford 73
Hertford 7
Huntingdon 3
Kent 5
Lancaster 11
Leicester 17
Lincoln, Kesteven 13
Lincoln, Lindsey 29
Norfolk 12
Northampton 41
Northumberland 210
Nottingham 8
Oxford 31
Rutland 11
Salop 67
Somerset 44
Southampton 25
Stafford 19
Suffolk East 8
Suffolk West 11
Surrey 4
Sussex East 9
Sussex West 17
Warwick 17
Westmorland 8
Wilts 58
Worcester 18
Yorks. E. Riding 8
Yorks. N. Riding 82
Yorks. W. Riding 64
Total 1,203

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