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If he will provide for the combined regions of the North (Northern, Yorkshire and Humberside and North West), Greater London (Inner London and Outer London) and the Rest of England (East Midlands, West Midlands, South West, East Anglia and Rest of South East) from the 1991 English House Condition Survey...
If he will provide for the combined regions of the North (Northern, Yorkshire and Humberside and North West), Greater London (Inner London and Outer London) and the Rest of England (East Midlands, West Midlands, South West, East Anglia and Rest of South East) from the 1991 English House Condition Survey...
Asked by
Alan Milburn
(Labour)
Answered by
James Clappison
(Conservative)
Answering body
Department of the Environment
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Written questions
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Answered
For answer on
17 March 1997
Answered on
17 March 1997
Mr. Milburn: To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will provide for the combined regions of the north (northern,
Yorkshire and Humberside and north-west), Greater London (inner London and outer London) and the rest of England (east midlands,
west midlands, south-west, east anglia and rest of south-east) from the 1991 English house condition survey the figures for (a)
construction date by tenure, (b) unfitness by tenure, (c) worst or best condition by tenure, (d) unfit vacants by tenure, (e)
unfitness by dwelling type and tenure, (f) reason for vacancy by tenure and (g) variation of general comprehensive and urgent repair
costs by tenure. [20217]
Mr. Clappison: Tables (a), (b), (c) and (g) are presented as requested. The information requested in (d) is part of table (b). The
sample of dwellings surveyed in the 1991 English house condition survey is too small to provide (e) and (f).
Table A: Construction date by tenure by three broad regions
Thousand (per cent.) dwellings
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Construction date by Owner-occupied Private rented Local authority Housing Vacant Total
broad region association
Northern
Pre 1919 1,106 (71.5) 276 (17.8) 66.2 33 (2.1) 2.5 57 (3.7) 26.1 75 (4.8) 38.9 1,547 (100) 26.2
29.6
1919-44 816 (64.2) 21.8 62 (4.9) 14.9 344 (27.1) 25.6 21 (1.7) 9.6 28 (2.2) 14.5 1,271 (100) 21.5
1945-64 673 (52.1) 18.0 40 (3.1) 9.6 529 (40.9) 39.4 14 (1.1) 6.4 36 (2.8) 18.7 1,292 (100) 21.9
Post 1964 1,140 (63.4) 39 (2.2) 9.4 438 (24.4) 32.6 126 (7.0) 57.8 54 (3.0) 28.0 1,797 (100) 30.4
30.5
Regional total 3,735 (63.2) 100 417 (7.1) 100 1,344 (22.8) 100 218 (3.7) 100 193 (3.3) 100 5,904 (100) 100
Greater London
Pre 1919 661 (59.2) 38.8 197 (17.6) 63.1 83 (7.4) 12.4 83 (7.4) 54.2 93 (8.3) 62.0 1,117 (100) 37.4
1919-44 610 (70.8) 35.8 64 (7.4) 20.5 134 (15.6) 19.9 18 (2.1) 11.8 35 (4.1) 23.3 861 (100) 28.8
1945-64 183 (43.7) 10.7 22 (5.3) 7.1 204 (48.7) 30.4 2 (0.5) 1.3 8 (1.9) 5.3 419 (100) 14.0
Post 1964 249 (42.0) 14.6 29 (4.9) 9.3 251 (42.3) 37.4 50 (8.4) 32.7 14 (2.4) 9.3 593 (100) 19.8
Regional total 1,703 (57.0) 100 312 (10.4) 100 672 (22.5) 100 153 (5.1) 100 150 (5.0) 100 2,990 (100) 100
Rest of England
Pre 1919 1,831 (71.7) 492 (19.3) 54.9 51 (2.0) 2.8 38 (1.5) 16.1 141 (15.5) 47.3 2,553 (100) 23.6
24.2
1919-44 1,250 (70.0) 127 (7.1) 14.2 354 (19.8) 19.2 22 (1.2) 9.3 32 (1.8) 10.7 1,785 (100) 16.5
16.5
1945-64 1,550 (61.1) 104 (4.1) 11.6 797 (31.4) 43.2 35 (1.4) 14.8 52 (2.0) 17.4 2,538 (100) 23.4
20.5
Post 1964 2,925 (74.0) 173 (4.4) 19.3 643 (16.3) 34.9 141 (3.6) 59.7 73 (1.8) 24.5 3,955 (100) 36.5
38.7
Regional total 7,556 (69.8) 100 896 (8.3) 100 1,845 (17.0) 100 236 (2.2) 100 298 (2.8) 100 10,831 (100) 100
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Table B: Unfitness by tenure by 3 broad regions
Thousand (per cent.) dwellings
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Unfitness by broad Owner-occupied Private rented Local authority Housing Vacant Total
region association
Northern
Fit 3,487 (654.7) 310 (5.8) 74.3 1,249 (23.2) 207 (3.8) 95.8 135 (2.5) 70.7 5,388 (100) 91.3
93.4 93.0
Unfit 248 (48.2) 6.6 107 (20.8) 25.7 94 (18.3) 7.0 {1}-- 56 (10.9) 29.3 514 (100) 8.7
Regional total 3,735 (63.33) 417 (7.1) 100 1,342 (22.8) 100 216 (3.7) 100 191 (3.2) 100 5,904 (100) 100
100
Greater London
Fit 1,576 (58.6) 257 (9.6) 82.1 601 (22.4) 89.7 130 (4.8) 84.4 125 (4.6) 83.3 2,689 (100) 89.9
92.5
Unfit 127 (42.2) 7.5 56 (18.6) 17.9 69 (22.9) 10.3 {1}-- 25 (8.3) 16.7 301 (100) 10.1
Regional total 1,703 (57.0) 100 313 (10.5) 100 670 (22.4) 100 154 (5.2) 100 150 (5.0) 100 2,990 (100) 100
Rest of England
Fit 7,217 (71.1) 726 (7.2) 81.0 1,744 (17.2) 229 (2.3) 96.6 235 (2.3) 78.9 10,151 (100)
95.5 94.5 93.7
Unfit 339 (49.7) 4.5 170 (24.9) 19.0 102 (15.0) 5.5 {1}-- 63 (9.2) 21.1 682 (100) 6.3
Regional total 7,556 (69.7) 100 896 (89.3) 100 1,846 (17.0) 100 237 (2.2) 100 298 (2.8) 100 10,833 (100) 100
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{1} Sample sizes too small to provide statistically significant data.
Table C: Worst/best condition by tenure by 3 broad regions
thousand per cent. dwellings
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Worst/best condition by Owner-occupied Private rented Local authority Housing Vacant Total
broad region association
Northern
Best 30 per cent. 1,271 (71.6) 44 (2.5) 10.6 320 (18.0) 23.8 114 (6.4) 52.8 25 (1.4) 13.1 1,774 (100) 30.1
34.0
Rest (60 per cent.) 2,117 (61.4) 234 (6.8) 56.1 905 (26.2) 67.4 90 (2.6) 41.7 103 (3.0) 53.9 3,449 (100) 58.4
56.7
Worst 10 per cent. 348 (51.2) 9.3 139 (20.4) 33.3 118 (17.4) 8.8 12 (1.8) 5.6 63 (9.3) 33.0 680 (100) 11.5
Regional total 3,736 (63.3) 100 417 (7.1) 100 1,343 (22.8) 100 216 (3.7) 100 191 (3.2) 100 5,904 (100) 100
Greater London
Best 30 per cent. 392 (62.0) 23.0 49 (7.8) 15.7 110 (17.4) 16.4 41 (6.5) 26.6 40 (6.3) 26.7 632 (100) 21.1
Rest (60 per cent.) 1,162 (58.3) 174 (8.7) 55.6 475 (23.8) 70.8 97 (4.9) 63.0 85 (4.3) 56.7 1,993 (100) 66.7
68.3
Worst 10 per cent. 148 (40.5) 8.7 90 (24.7) 28.8 86 (23.6) 12.8 16 (4.4) 10.4 25 (6.8) 16.7 365 (100) 12.2
Regional total 1,702 (56.9) 100 313 (10.5) 100 671 (22.4) 100 154 (5.2) 100 150 (5.0) 100 2,990 (100) 100
Rest of England
Best 30 per cent. 2,758 (78.6) 104 (3.0) 11.6 479 (13.7) 25.9 116 (3.3) 49.2 51 (1.5) 17.1 3,508 (100) 32.4
36.5
Rest (60 per cent.) 4,325 (67.6) 556 (8.7) 62.1 1,242 (19.4) 103 (1.6) 43.6 171 (2.7) 57.4 6,397 (100) 59.1
57.2 67.3
Worst 10 per cent. 473 (51.1) 6.3 235 (25.4) 26.3 125 (13.5) 6.8 17 (1.8) 7.2 76 (8.2) 25.5 926 (100) 8.5
Regional total 7,556 (69.8) 100 895 (8.3) 100 1,846 (17.0) 100 236 (2.2) 100 298 (2.8) 100 10,831 (100) 100
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Table G: Variation of urgent, general and comprehensive repair costs by tenure by 3 broad regions
Estimated cost of remedial work (£)
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Urgent repairs General repairs Comprehensive repairs
Tenure by region Mean Median Mean Median Mean Median
Northern
Owner-occupied 685 137 1,160 415 2,053 776
Private rented 1,855 884 2,617 1,798 4,549 2,872
Local authority 762 252 1,091 474 2,002 969
Housing association 377 26 561 65 1,035 122
All tenures 797 190 1,252 473 2,227 903
Greater London
Owner-occupied 697 261 1,341 649 2,597 1,437
Private rented 1,465 464 2,002 854 3,488 1,708
Local authority 723 300 1,042 452 2,000 947
Housing association 736 193 981 373 1,674 681
All tenures 817 292 1,349 602 2,539 1,282
Rest of England
Owner-occupied 538 97 1,027 342 1,966 593
Private rented 1,705 525 2,535 1,181 4,233 2,111
Local authority 497 182 863 374 1,726 730
Housing association 350 40 699 80 1,356 128
All tenures 653 134 1,154 370 2,155 701
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{1} Vacant dwellings have been included in the relevant tenure group. Assumptions have been made regarding the distribution of
private sector vacants between the owner-occupied and private rented sectors.
Subjects
Construction; Housing; Housing problems; Standards; Surveys
Date
17 March 1997
Reference
20217; 292 c448-52W
House
House of Commons
Wednesday adjournment debate on House Condition Survey - energy reports.
Wednesday adjournment debate on House Condition Survey - energy reports.
Lead member
Lynne Jones
Answering member
James Clappison
Department
Department of the Environment
Type
Adjournment debates
Subjects
Conservation; Housing; Energy; Housing problems; Housing stock; Standards; Temperature
Date
22 January 1997
Reference
288 c913-20
Chamber / Committee
House of Commons chamber
House
House of Commons
What discussions he has had regarding accommodation for young people with welfare agencies; and other questions on care leavers seeking accommodation with reference to the west midlands and discussions with charities.
What discussions he has had regarding accommodation for young people with welfare agencies; and other questions on care leavers seeking accommodation with reference to the west midlands and discussions with charities.
Asked by
Jim Cunningham
(Labour)
Answered by
James Clappison
(Conservative)
Answering body
Department of the Environment
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
For answer on
16 December 1996
Answered on
16 December 1996
Subjects
Housing; Homelessness; Housing problems; Local government; Young people; Social services; Care leavers
Date
16 December 1996
Reference
287 c412-3W; 9205;9209;9207;9210;9208
House
House of Commons
What assessment he has made of the impact of the introduction of stress area enhancement on the number of new homes built in (a) the South West and (b) Great Britain.
What assessment he has made of the impact of the introduction of stress area enhancement on the number of new homes built in (a) the South West and (b) Great Britain.
Asked by
Baroness Corston
(Labour)
Answered by
James Clappison
(Conservative)
Answering body
Department of the Environment
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
For answer on
22 November 1995
Answered on
22 November 1995
Subjects
Construction; Council housing; Housing; Finance; Housing problems; South West
Date
22 November 1995
Reference
593; 267 c113W
House
House of Commons