Ordnance Depot, Thatcham

Oral Answers to Questions — British Army – in the House of Commons am 12:00 am ar 29 Gorffennaf 1947.

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Photo of Mr Anthony Hurd Mr Anthony Hurd , Newbury 12:00, 29 Gorffennaf 1947

asked the Secretary of State for War when the residents of Thatcham, Berkshire, may expect to re gain the use of the footpath closed during the war for the purpose of an ordnance depot; and if a decision has now been reached about the future of this depot.

Photo of Mr Frederick Bellenger Mr Frederick Bellenger , Bassetlaw

I regret that I am not yet able to give a decision on the future of this depot, and that until this question has been settled the reopening of the foot path cannot be considered.

Photo of Mr Anthony Hurd Mr Anthony Hurd , Newbury

While the right hon. Gentleman is making up his mind, can he not allow the people of Thatcham an alternative right of way to get to and from their jobs in the mornings and evenings?

Photo of Mr Frederick Bellenger Mr Frederick Bellenger , Bassetlaw

I think that matter is under consideration.

Photo of Mr Anthony Hurd Mr Anthony Hurd , Newbury

It has been under consideration for two years.