Lady Grant of Monymusk
Former MP for Aberdeen South
Former MP for Aberdeen South
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Can the right hon. Gentleman say why he is apparently satisfied with the part of the plan which refers to the north-east of Scotland, particularly the Aberdeen area? Does he realise that there is no specific proposal, in spite of everything which a Labour Government promised to do?
asked the Secretary of State for Scotland what expenditure is planned on police and prisons in Scotland to the year 1970–71.
Will the hon. Gentleman tell us what prison building is proposed in this estimate, particularly of remand centres, to relieve the present overcrowding in prisons? Secondly, is he aware that the people of Scotland will be astonished at his last remark that he is not aware that the people of Scotland are concerned about crime?
Former MP for Aberdeen South
Entered the House of Commons on 26 November 1946 — unknown
Left the House of Commons on 10 March 1966 — General election
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