§ Mr. Chichester-Clarkasked the Secretray of State for Defence what facilities will be available for the use of other Departments of Government at Royal Air Force Station, Ballykelly, after its closure; and what applications he is seeking for the use of them.
§ Mr. BoydenFollowing are the main facilities:
Airfield
Runways, control tower and operations block, bulk fuel installations, and eight aircraft hangars with attached workshops.
Technical
Motor transport garages, fuel installations and workshops.
Storage
Two buildings (40,000 sq. ft.) and some smaller buildings.
Office etc. accommodation
An office block, several smaller offices, and buildings suitable for technical or other training.
Living accommodation
An officers' mess to accommodate 90 and a sergeants' mess to accommodate about 110. Airmen's single accom- 58W reserves and give their strengths by categories as estimated for 1969, 1971, 1973 and 1975.
§ Dr. David OwenThe information is as follows:
modation for 500, with kitchens and dining halls. There are 103 officers and 421 airmen's married quarters.
On the second part of the Question, I have nothing to add to the Answer given to the hon. Member on 22nd July.—[Vol. 769, c. 36.]