HC Deb 01 August 1944 vol 402 c1187W
Mr. Turton

asked the Minister of Agriculture whether members of the W.L.A. under the age of 19 are permitted to be billeted off farms; and, if so, whether there is any supervision of their moral welfare.

Mr. Hudson

Any employed member of the Women's Land Army who cannot be accommodated on the farm is housed either in a hostel or in a village billet. The warden of a Land Army hostel is generally responsible for the supervision and welfare of the hostel residents. Before a Land Army member is placed in a private billet, the suitability of the billeting arrangements is taken into consideration. Every member is visited at regular intervals by a local Land Army representative who is available to give help and advice in any personal difficulty.