WW2/AR/C2/155

Agenda papers including, amongst other things: - County Medical Officer of Health's report regarding training; - communications with Senior Regional Officer regarding: merger of Bedford and Kempston Civil Defence Services on invasion; use of brick building attached to The Chequers Public House, Streatley as a Wardens' Post; Wardens' Post at Manor Farm, Sutton; - Lifebuoy Emergency Bath Service; - communications with Ministry of Home Security regarding: physical recreation, sports and games; training of National Fire Service personnel in anti-gas measures; greyhound trials; Civil Defence artists exhibition; training of Rescue Parties and First Aid Parties of industrial firms; sale of Anderson Shelters; bomb census; - communications with Ministry of Health regarding; war-time feeding in hospitals; Emergency Hospital Scheme regarding service neurosis cases and also regarding stretcher bearers; - reports regarding and communications with Parish Invasion Committees; - accommodation for refugees from air attack. [ex W/ARPP 48]

10 Jun 1942

From: 1942 To: 1942

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Ministry of Home Security, Ministry of Health, Sutton Manor Farm, Streatley Chequers, general sport, civil defence, invasion committees, artists, hospitals, refugees, air raids over UK, BEDFORD, KEMPSTON, STREATLEY, SUTTON