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Transport Drivers' Strike, Kent

Volume 439: debated on Monday 7 July 1947

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asked the Minister of Agriculture if he is aware of the serious agricultural loss occasioned in Kent by the strike of transport drivers of prisoners of war working on farms; and whether, in the light of this, he will reconsider his decision not to allow the prisoners of war to drive themselves to and from their work, thereby both helping agriculture and easing the housing situation.

I understand that the strike to which the hon. Member refers was of very brief duration and occasioned no serious loss to agriculture.