§ Mr. Lewisasked the Minister of Labour if he will give, in tabular form, a complete list of the total number of partially and fully registered unemployed in the parliamentary constituency of High Wycombe and the borough of High Wycombe, respectively, at the latest convenient stated date, together with comparisons on 1st October, 1951, showing similar figures for furniture and building trade workers separately.
§ Mr. WatkinsonStatistics are not available for parliamentary constituencies or local authority areas. The following table, however, gives the available information for the High Wycombe Employment Exchange and Youth Employment Office and the Marlow Employment Exchange, which are situated in the Wycombe Parliamentary Division.
six months of 1952; and what were the comparable figures for 1950 and 1951.
§ Mr. J. StuartI estimate that the value of educational building begun in the first six months of 1952 will, when completed, 183W be £1,836,000. The corresponding figures for 1950 and 1951 are £3,609,000 and £2,885,000, respectively.
§ 54. Mr. Steeleasked the Secretary of State for Scotland if he is aware of the anxiety and bitter feeling in Duntocher, Dunbartonshire, because work has not yet begun on the new school promised long ago; and if he will say when building will commence.
§ Mr. J. StuartI am aware of anxiety and I hope that work will begin before the end of the year.