... the development of considerably larger and more eo m p lex units, plannccl for populations of 25,000 to 50,000 In choosing existing small towns and considerably larger and more eo m p lex units, plannccl for populations of 25,000 to 50,000 people. In choosing ...

... they might be reduced to mere shadows. The boroughs were uravel r con ernecl a boul the adequacy of their areas as planning units. The sma ller authoritie · feared progressive loss of responsibility and therefore f public l-a ver r real danger in view of ...

... aerodrome. They will be dependent families of Polish airmen who are to be resettled in civil life by Britain. Of nine R.A.F‘I stations selecteq for use by the Polish Resettlement Corps, Melton aerodrome is the only station where the families of the men ...

... dependants have entered the Resettlement Unit camp at Melton, and of that number about hall have moved into civilian accommodation which their menfolk have been able to obtain for them. Some 20 have left the station to take up civil employment and others are ...

... the News Wanted���looo British ex-P.O.W. who find themselves “round pegs in square holes ” in “ Civvy Street.” No. 2 Civil Resettlement Unit, at Peover Hall, Knutsford, Cheshire, has vacancies for this number between now and June. 5 All ex-P.O.W. north of ...

... years to qualify for well executive positions. six men of ability and on resettlement leave . or expecting paid executive positions. six men of ability and drive, on resettlement leave . or expecting demobilisation shortly. Must not be more than 25 years ...

... attraetive proposition in these days of full civil employment. To make it so will cost a lot of money. But can a certain amount not be found by economies within the Defence Ministry as a whole? The United States are now saving quite a large sum by greater ...