Saltash Hospital (Water Supply).

Oral Answers to Questions — Naval and Military Pensions and Grants. – in the House of Commons am ar 2 Gorffennaf 1925.

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Photo of Mr Harry Day Mr Harry Day , Southwark Central

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asked the Minister of Pensions whether, seeing that there is a shortage of water at the Ministry of Pensions Hospital for neurasthenics at Saltash, and that 450 patients and a large staff have not the necessary supplies, he will allow the patients to return home and continue to draw full treatment allowances?

Photo of Mr George Tryon Mr George Tryon , Brighton

The temporary shortage of water which prevailed for a few days at Saltash Hospital has now disappeared. The supply for the last fortnight has been normal and is adequate for all requirements. I do not anticipate any further difficulty.

Photo of Mr Harry Day Mr Harry Day , Southwark Central

Are any steps being taken to see that this does not happen again?

Photo of Mr George Tryon Mr George Tryon , Brighton

The water supply of Plymouth is not under my direct charge, but we take all precautions and steps we can to see that the patients are not put to inconvenience.