WW2/AR/C2/99

Agenda papers including, amongst other things: - report of County Welfare & Social Worker; - communications from Senior Regional Officer regarding: use of basements of 3 and 5 Harpur Street, Bedford as public shelters; use of basement of 63 High Street, Bedford as a public shelter; reports of trapped persons; new type of mine; disposal of unexploded bombs; Wardens' Post and First Aid Party Depot at 22 Pollard's Nursery Cottages, Lower Stondon; resignation of A.Basen; - report of visit to Coventry by County Air Raid Precautions Officer and Staff Officer (Casualties Services); - bread supplies to homeless persons; - communications from Ministry of Home Security regarding: duties of Local Authority officers after intensive air attack; loss of wages by unpaid part-time Civil Defence volunteers; use of resuscitation apparatus for coal gas poisoning cases; Air Raid Precautions Equipment Bulletin No.14; - communications from Ministry of Health regarding: after-care of young people leaving school; allocation and rationing system designed to co-ordinate National Building and Civil Engineering Programme with capacity of industry; persons made homeless by enemy action; convalescent homes and auxiliary hospitals; First Aid Post at The Lawns, Biggleswade; [ex W/ARPP 34]

20 May 1941

From: 1941 To: 1941

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Ministry of Home Security, Ministry of Health, civil defence, gas, Air Raid Precautions, BEDFORD, Lower Stondon, BIGGLESWADE, Bedford Harpur Street, Bedford High Street, Biggleswade Lawns