Mr Hugh Morrison, former MP, Salisbury

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Orders of the Day — Army Supplementary Estimate, 1928. 12 Mar 1929

I should like to raise on this Vote the question of the roads of communication of the Southern Command and to make a further appeal to the Secretary of State to consider the closing down of this particular department. I appreciate his attitude towards the Wiltshire Members of Parliament in agreeing to a further extension of the closing date for a period of four months after the 31st March,...
Orders of the Day — Army Supplementary Estimate, 1928. 12 Mar 1929

Would my right hon. Friend inquire if the Department has been carried on at a profit?
Oral Answers to Questions — British Army.: Roads and Communications Department, Southern Command. 26 Feb 1929

18. asked the Secretary of State for War whether the proposed abolition of the roads and communications departments in the Salisbury district can be cancelled, or whether some arrangements can be made to prolong the employment of the ex-service men now employed by that department to mitigate the hardship of the abrupt termination of their employment on the 31st March next?

Former MP for Salisbury

Entered the House of Commons on 6 November 1918 — unknown

Left the House of Commons on 16 February 1931 — unknown

Also represented Wilton

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