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I haven't got the full names so haven't put this on the front yet but glancing at Butler & Sloman British Political Fact the ones from 1915 are:

  • Lewis Vernon Harcourt 1915-1916
  • Sir A. Mond 1916-1921
  • David Lindsay, 27th Earl of Crawford 1921-1922
  • Sir J. Baird 1922-1924
  • Frederick William Jowet 1924
  • William Wellesley Peel, Viscount Peel 1924-1928
  • Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 7th Marquess of Londonderry 1928-1929
  • George Lansbury 1929-1931
  • Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 7th Marquess of Londonderry 1931
  • William Ormsby Gore 1931-1936
  • James Stanhope, 7th Earl Stanhope 1936-1937
  • Sir Philip Sasson 1937-1939
  • H. Ramsbotham 1939-1940
  • Herbrand Sackville, 9th Earl De La Warr 1940
  • Lord Tyron 1940
  • Sir John Reith (Lord) 1940

Minister of Works & Buildings and First Commissioner of Works

  • Lord Reith 1940-1942

Minister of Works and Planning

  • Lord Reith 1942
  • Lord Portal 1942-1943

Minister of Works

  • Lord Portal 1943-1944
  • Duncan Sandys 1944-1945
  • G. Tomlinson 1945-1947
  • C. Key 1947-1950
  • R. Stokes 1950-1951
  • George Brown 1951
  • (Sir) D. Eccles 1951-1954
  • Nigel Birch 1954-1955
  • Patrick Buchan-Hepbrun 1955-1957
  • H. Molson 1957-1959
  • Lord J. Hope 1959-1962

July 16 1962 recast as Public Building and Works


  • incomplete?

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