BorLCA1/21b

Persons Rendered Homeless' This is the file title but in fact it is partly general. Section 1. Invasion Committee. especially Maintenance of Communications. Oct. 1941 - July 1943

1941-1945

From: 1941 To: 1945

Section 2. Report on Borough of Ipswich Suffolk 'Regis' A.R.P. exercise. 4-5 June 1942 and local reconstruction panels including a list of local chairmen of committees. Feb. - Aug 1942 Section 3. Information for homeless persons military Assistance Officers listed. 1941 - 1942 Section 4. Mobile Canteens 1941 - 1942 Section 5. Scheme for Mutual Assistance in event of Heavy Raid, 1941 - 1945 Section 6. Ditto. (esp. re shops) Section 7. Eastern Command military and Civilian liaison in event of Invasion, including plans for compulsory evacuation of Coastal Towns including Ipswich, Lowestoft, Great Yarmouth and Colchester. 1942 - Close down of Military Liaison at Eastern Regional H.Q. 16 July 1945 (actual close down 1 Sept. 1945). Section 8. Re transport following blitz. 1942 Section 9. Re intensive Bombing 1941 - 1943 Section 10. Reports re Biscot Rd, Luton. Bombing of 6 Nov. 1944. Correspondence with R. Turnbull Lang Esq. of Applegarth, Hayton How Mill, Carlisle, re statistics, deaths - buildings destroyed and buildings of historic or architectural interest destroyed, N.B. Luton's return. 1945

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LUTON, ARP, homelessness issues, bombs, Luton Biscot Road, Carlisle