 All sanitary facilities were shared in central ablution blocks 
Although Delamere was classified as a Polish Displaced Persons' camp, it was not run by the National Assistance Board.When the MOD left, the camp came under the jurisdiction of the local authority and with the shortage of houses it also became home to bombed out British families.Later on, the Ministry of Housing and the Local Authority modernised the huts into two bedroom accommodation with a sitting room, kitchen, running water and bathroom so the living conditions for the Poles improved.