HC Deb 24 March 1947 vol 435 c137W
60. Mr. Skeffington-Lodge

asked the Minister of Agriculture whether he will make such arrangements with the Great Ouse Catchment Board as will lead to their taking every step open to them to prevent a repetition of the inconvenience and distress caused to the citizens of Bedford as a result of the recent flooding brought about by the River Ouse bursting its banks.

63. Mr. Dye

asked the Minister of Agriculture whether he is satisfied that all possible steps are being taken to combat the floods in the Fenlands; and whether plans are being prepared to assist in the repair of the damage to agricultural land and houses, and preventive measures against similar disasters.

Mr. T. Williams

I would refer my hon. Friends to a statement I made at the end of Questions.

Back to