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Unexploded Missiles (South Downs)

Volume 414: debated on Tuesday 23 October 1945

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asked the Secretary of State for War what progress has been made in the removal of unexploded missiles in the South Downs; and when he expects to be able to hand over these areas so that they can again be used for food production.

One area has now been completely cleared and clearance is proceeding as rapidly as possible in two other areas. In the remaining cases it has been found necessary to keep the land in use a little longer but it is hoped to free it for clearance within the next two or three months.