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Written question asked by Nick Raynsford (Labour), in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Monday, 10 February 1997. It was answered by David Curry (Conservative) on Monday, 10 February 1997 on behalf of the Department of the Environment.


Dept of the Environment

Question
If he will publish for each local authority in England the total sums allocated for social housing investment in 1997-98 under (a) the Housing Corporation's Approved Development Plan, (b) local authority basic credit approvals, (c) local authority specific capital grants, (d) Estate Action and (e) other programmes. - Inc fact that a table will be placed in the Library (DEP/3 4594).
Answer

Mr. Raynsford: To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will publish for each local authority in England the total sums allocated for social housing investment in 1997-98 under (a) the Housing Corporation's approved development plan, (b) local authority basic credit approvals, (c) local authority specific capital grants, (d) estate action and (e) other programmes. [13788] Mr. Curry: I have arranged for a table giving the data requested on authorities' approved development programme, housing investment programme and estate action allocations for 1997-98 to be placed in the Library. The table also includes provisional 1997-98 allocations for Capital Challenge for investment in authorities own stock, housing action trusts and the 1997-98 allocations from round 1 of the estates renewal challenge fund. Allocations for 1997-98 from the second round of the estates renewal challenge fund and under the cash incentives scheme have not yet been finalised. Some of the resources allocated through the single regeneration budget challenge fund and city challenge will be used for investment in social housing but this element is not separately identified in the allocations made.


Secondary information

Type
Written question
Reference
13788; 290 c79W
Session
1996-97
Subjects
Housing Investment Housing estates Local government Public sector Housing investment programme Estate Action
Contains statistics
Yes