WW2/AR/C2/72

Agenda papers including, amongst other things: - communications from Ministry of Home Security regarding: salvage of material and removal of debris; "alarm" messages from Observer Corps Group Centres; co-operation in reporting between industrial and commercial establishments and Air Raid Precautions authorities; further equipment for Rescue Parties; unignited incendiary bombs with explosive charge; - communications from Senior Regional Officer regarding: new miniature bomb; alarms within the alert; salvage of scrap metal from bombs etc and disposal of aircraft parts; police reports; military assistance to Air Raid Precautions services; new anti-personnel bombs; reporting blocked roads; demolition by explosives; Wardens' Post at Yielden Rectory; Wardens' Post at The Laws House, Turvey; resignation of Bedford Borough Air Raid Precautions Officer; - communications from Ministry of Health regarding: provision of dental treatment; co-ordination of billeting of military personnel and evacuees; war damage to plant and buildings belonging to Local Authorities and Public Utility Undertakings; purchase of two additional mobile units; expenditure regarding St.Mary's Emergency Maternity Hospital; Homewood Sick Bay, Aspley Heath; - proposed shelter at Gravenhurst; - Wardens' Post at "The Shelter", Pulloxhill; - Central Wardens' Post, Barclays Bank, Leighton Buzzard; - Wardens' Post at Sharnbrook House Barn; - possible use of Luton Modern School and Luton High School as Emergency Hospitals; - co-operation with Home Guard - report of Public Assistance Officer on accommodation for refugees from air attack. [ex W/ARPP 26]

6 Nov 1940

From: 1940 To: 1940

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Ministry of Home Security, Air Raid Precautions, Ministry of Health, evacuees, St.Mary's Emergency Maternity Hospital, hospitals, Home Guard, BEDFORD, YELDEN, TURVEY, ASPLEY HEATH, GRAVENHURST, PULLOXHILL, LEIGHTON BUZZARD, SHARNBROOK, LUTON, Turvey Laws House