Former MP for Lowestoft
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asked the Minister of Agriculture if he will consult the Herring Industry Board with a view to giving priority in the allocation of drifters built or chartered by the board to skipper-owners, or part owners, whose drifters were lost by enemy action while in service under the Admiralty and who cannot afford to replace these by new vessels at current prices as the compensation paid was based on...
Is my hon. Friend aware that almost all the skipper-owners have been on active service throughout the war—mine-sweeping—and is he aware of the fact that the compensation for their boats destroyed by enemy action is not a quarter of the cost of a new boat? Will the Minister therefore reconsider the whole question?
Do I gather that special priority in release will be given to the small type of house, of under ten or eight rooms, which is so much in demand?
Former MP for Lowestoft
Entered the House of Commons on 15 February 1934 — unknown
Left the House of Commons on 15 June 1945 — General election
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