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Streptomycin Treatment, Leeds

Volume 463: debated on Wednesday 30 March 1949

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asked the Minister of Health which are the hospitals under the Leeds Regional Hospital Board where streptomycin treatment is now available.

Following are the full particulars:of the county councils in Wales for the next financial year, and the mileage of unclassified roads with the total estimated expenditure for the same period.

The following table shows the required mileages and the amounts provisionally expected to be spent on the maintenance and minor improvement of Class III roads and unclassified roads, together with the

Approximate Mileage of RoadsEstimated Total ExpenditureEstimated Amount of Grant
County CouncilClass III RoadsUnclassified RoadsClass III RoadsUnclassified RoadsClass III Roads
£££
Anglesey23431332,59211,00816,296
Brecon43655159,65633,67429,828
Caernarvon39855766,40023,50033,200
Cardigan51261473,92632,67436,963
Carmarthen788979120,93887,57960,469
Denbigh66889789,57052,10044,785
Flint24334442,39035,40021,195
Glamorgan3981,056157,554121,65078,777
Merioneth29539441,00015,74020,500
Monmouth37895497,90072,13048,950
Montgomery54270698,70047,00049,350
Pembroke56853274,44050,31837,220
Radnor32652048,3287,20024,164
TOTALS5,7868,4171,003,394589,973501,697—

asked the Minister of Transport whether grants made to highway authorities in aid of classified road expenditure for 1949–50 for maintenance purposes are to be equal to those made in 1948–49, including the cost of snow clearance; or by how much they arc to be less.

The total grants to highway authorities in aid of classified road expenditure for maintenance purpose in 1949–50 are expected to be greater than those made in 1948–49 for maintenance, including the cost of snow clearance.