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Preston (Skillcentres)

Volume 892: debated on Tuesday 20 May 1975

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asked the Secretary of State for Employment when he proposes to establish a skillcentre at Preston.

The Manpower Services Commission informs me that the Training Services Agency plans to open a new skillcentre at Preston, which will provide 192 training places. The expected completion date for the project is summer 1977.

asked the Secretary of State for Employment if he will list, for the two killcentres—training centres—nearest to Preston, the average waiting

Key:
1=3 months or less.
2=3 to 6 months.
3=6 to 12 months.
4=Over 12 months.
5=Recruitment suspended due to long waiting time.
TradeBlackburnHindley
Bricklaying33
Carpentry and joinery55
Heating and ventilating fitting12
Plastering43
Plumbing11
Street masonry and paving2
Woodcutting machining1
Capstan setting/operating31
Centre lathe turning3
Milling setting/operating11
Precision grinding1
Welding—electric arc (plate)43
Instrument fitting and machining2
Electrical installation and maintenance5
Fitting electrical1
Radio, TV and electronics servicing5
Contractors' plant repair and maintenance4
Heavy vehicle repair and maintenance3
Motor vehicle—repair and maintenance44
Commercial cookery2
Store keeping4
Miscellaneous engineering1
Applicants wishing earlier allocation may elect to go to a skillcentre beyond daily travelling distance and go into lodgings for which payment is made.