Dr. Bennettasked the Secretary of State for Defence what measures he proposes to lake for the suveillance of those parts of the Solent that lie within the dockyard port of Portsmouth, with a view to the prevention of dangerous speedboating and water-skiing in areas not authorised for the purpose.
§ Mr. FoleyOne police launch is available for such surveillance amongst its other duties. The Naval Signal Stations in the near vicinity are permanently manned and observe and report any offenders. All naval vessels using the area keep a look-out and warning notices are displayed in strategic positions.
TOTAL NUMBERS OF PERSONS REGISTERED AS UNEMPLOYED IN WALES Men Boys Women Girls Total 17th March, 1952 … … … 16,190 437 9,547 1,350 27,524 16th March, 1953 … … … 20,471 617 9,290 1,014 31,392 15th March, 1954 … … … 15,733 506 8,604 1,148 25,991 14th March, 1955 … … … 12,037 393 6,802 810 20,042 12th March, 1956 … … … 11,936 418 6,079 703 19,136 11th March, 1957 … … … 17,873 547 7,950 1,054 27,424 17th March, 1958 … … … 23,462 955 9,178 1,220 34,815 9th March, 1959 … … … 28,892 1,602 11,342 2,017 43,853 14th March, 1960 … … … 18,256 796 8,700 1,016 28,768 13th March, 1961 … … … 15,860 589 7,665 951 25,065 12th March, 1962 … … … 21,106 1,051 7,489 1,194 30,840 11th March, 1963 … … … 31,159 2,166 8,328 2,091 43,744 16th March, 1964 … … … 17,338 784 6,182 981 25,285 8th March, 1965 … … … 18,953 857 6,307 1,030 27,147 14th March, 1966 … … … 20,677 959 5,391 765 27,792 13th March, 1967 … … … 29,599 1,579 8,050 1,485 40,713 11th March, 1968 … … … 30,626 1,262 7,134 1,059 40,081
§ Mr. Gwynfor Evansasked the Secretary of State for Employment and Productivity if she will state the total number of persons employed in Wales in March for each, of the years from 1952 to 1968.