HC Deb 16 May 1946 vol 422 c278W
78. Mr. Turton

asked the Secretary of state for the Colonies whether he is aware that West African nurses were recommended for appointment on the staff of Dewsbury Infirmary; and on what grounds as their appointment refused.

Mr. George Hall:

I understand that the authorities of this Infirmary feel unable to accept girls from West Africa for training for the time being, as it is thought that a hospital with only 100 beds is too restricted to provide satisfactory amenities for the training of Colonial nurses.