WW2/AR/C2/79

Agenda papers

1 Jan 1941

From: 1941 To: 1941

including, amongst other things: - report to Committee of County Medical Officer of Health; - communications from Ministry of Home Security regarding: detection and reporting of unexploded bombs and shells; New Year's Message from Minister; Shelterer's Campaign; loss or wages by unpaid part-time Civil Service volunteers; fire prevention; - communications from Fire Brigades Division of Home Office regarding: exchanges of personnel; Auxiliary Fire Service (Discipline) Rules 1940; - communications from Senior Regional Officer regarding: reports of crashed aircraft; unexploded parachute mines; small - yellow unexploded bombs; damaged water mains; assistance to RAF Stations; Regional Commissioner's Christmas Message; Wardens' Post at Pyghtle Farm, 26 Station Road, Tempsford; County Air Raid Precautions filing system; Wardens' Post at 4 Station Road, Tempsford; use of basement of 16 High Street, Sandy as an air raid shelter; - communications from Ministry of Health regarding: cash payments made to soldiers on leaving hospital; Civil Defence Volunteers funeral grants; private billeting arrangements for homeless persons; prevention of waste of milk; billeting of unaccompanied children; repair of war damage; Emergency Hospitals Scheme at Silver Jubilee School, Bedford; relief of homeless and destitute in Leighton Buzzard; evacuation of hospitals in an emergency; - National Air Raid Distress Fund; - co-operation of Bedfordshire Home Guard Medical Corps with Air Raid Precautions services; - use of Steppingley Parish Room as Wardens' Post; - protection against fires caused by incendiary bombs; - use of Shefford Lads' Club as First Aid Post and Depot and Wardens' Post; - war damage at Cauldwell Street Methodist First Aid Party Depot, Bedford; - Wardens' Post at 22 Church Lane, Wymington; - accommodation for refugees from air attack.

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Ministry of Home Security, civil servant, fire brigades, Home Office, water, RAF, Tempsford Pyghtle Farm, air raid shelters, Ministry of Health, civil defence, milk, Silver Jubilee Boys School, Home Guard, fires, first aid, refugees, BEDFORD, TEMPSFORD, SANDY, LEIGHTON BUZZARD, STEPPINGLEY, SHEFFORD, WYMINGTON, Tempsford Station Road, Sandy High Street, Bedford Cauldwell Street, Wymington Church Lane