Letter from 1st Lord Monsell [Regional Commissioner for Civil Defence South Eastern Region] (Bredbury, Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells [Kent]) to WSC marked "personal" stating that he is giving up his job at the end of the month and would like to report "the magnificent conduct of the people of the South East of England". He refers to the inhabitants of the Cinque Ports, who are all looking forward to welcoming their Warden, and suggests that something special may be done for Dover, "a town which I think has received unique punishment during the war and has certainly become a symbol for defiance and steadfastness". [Signed typescript] Annotated with red tick by ? WSC, with further pencil annotation indicating that Monsell should be thanked and agreeing to his suggestion regarding Dover and asking "what if anything is possible".