HC Deb 28 February 1946 vol 419 c429W
Mr. Touche

asked the Secretary of State for War if he is aware that letters from the British Army in Italy now take eight to 10 days to reach this country; and if he will state the reason for this delay and take steps to expedite delivery.

Mr. Bellenger

. Letters from troops in Italy are carried by air As a result of bad weather conditions, there have been occasions when letters have taken eight to 10 days, but the normal transit time is much less. As weather conditions improve, the service should become more satisfactory.