HC Deb 15 February 1949 vol 461 cc136-7W
33. Mr. Amory

asked the Minister of Pensions how many ex-Service men disabled in the 1914–18 war are now on the pensions-in-payment roll; and how many of such pensioners have been granted hardship allowances.

Mr. Marquand

The number of disability pensioners from the 1914–18 war is approximately 335,000. Of these, nearly 8,000 receive the unemployability supplement and about 2,000 have been granted the special allowance payable to partially disabled pensioners who have to take up less well paid employment because of their war disablement.

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