§ Mr. Sharpasked the Minister of Health which are the hospitals under the Leeds Regional Hospital Board where streptomycin treatment is now available.
§ Mr. BevanFollowing are the full particulars:
of the county councils in Wales for the next financial year, and the mileage of unclassified roads with the total estimated expenditure for the same period.
§ Mr. A. BarnesThe following table shows the required mileages and the 125W amounts provisionally expected to be spent on the maintenance and minor improvement of Class III roads and unclassified roads, together with the
Approximate Mileage of Roads Estimated Total Expenditure Estimated Amount of Grant County Council Class III Roads Unclassified Roads Class III Roads Unclassified Roads Class III Roads £ £ £ Anglesey … … … 234 313 32,592 11,008 16,296 Brecon … … … 436 551 59,656 33,674 29,828 Caernarvon … … … 398 557 66,400 23,500 33,200 Cardigan … … … 512 614 73,926 32,674 36,963 Carmarthen … … … 788 979 120,938 87,579 60,469 Denbigh … … … 668 897 89,570 52,100 44,785 Flint … … … 243 344 42,390 35,400 21,195 Glamorgan … … … 398 1,056 157,554 121,650 78,777 Merioneth … … … 295 394 41,000 15,740 20,500 Monmouth … … … 378 954 97,900 72,130 48,950 Montgomery … … … 542 706 98,700 47,000 49,350 Pembroke … … … 568 532 74,440 50,318 37,220 Radnor … … … 326 520 48,328 7,200 24,164 TOTALS … … … 5,786 8,417 1,003,394 589,973 501,697—
§ Mr. Philips Priceasked the Minister of Transport whether grants made to highway authorities in aid of classified road expenditure for 1949–50 for maintenance purposes are to be equal to those made in 1948–49, including the cost of snow clearance; or by how much they arc to be less.
§ Mr. BarnesThe total grants to highway authorities in aid of classified road expenditure for maintenance purpose in 1949–50 are expected to be greater than those made in 1948–49 for maintenance, including the cost of snow clearance.