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Deposited Paper DEP2013-1100

Deposited by

Department for Work and Pensions

Type

Deposited papers

Date

1 July 2013

Reference

DEP2013-1100

House

House of Commons

Deposited Paper DEP2011-1362

Deposited by

Department for Communities and Local Government

Type

Deposited papers

Date

11 August 2011

Reference

DEP2011-1362

House

House of Lords

Deposited Paper DEP2011-0341

Deposited by

Department for Communities and Local Government

Type

Deposited papers

Date

28 February 2011

Reference

DEP2011-0341

House

House of Lords; House of Commons

Localism Bill and Social Housing

Following the spending review, I am today announcing further details of the new ““affordable rent”” model to be offered by private registered providers of social housing (hereafter referred to as housing associations) from April 2011. We must make far better use of existing social housing—ensuring that we target support where...

Member

Grant Shapps (Conservative)

Department

Department for Communities and Local Government

Type

Written statements

Date

9 December 2010

Reference

520 c31-4WS

House

House of Commons

Housing: Affordable Rent

My right honourable friend the Minister for Housing and Local Government (Grant Shapps) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement. Following the spending review, I am today announcing further details of the new affordable rent model to be offered by private registered providers of social housing (hereafter referred to as...

Member

Baroness Hanham (Conservative)

Department

Department for Communities and Local Government

Type

Written statements

Date

9 December 2010

Reference

723 c49-52WS

House

House of Lords

Dept for Work and Pensions

To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by his Department, broken down by those leases by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Department for Work and Pensions

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

5 October 2001

For answer on

13 November 2001

Answered on

13 November 2001

Mrs. May: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by his Department, broken down by those leases by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between purchases made as a result of the creation of new bodies and those purchases made by established bodies. [7822] Mr. Nicholas Brown: Tables of information have been placed in the Library. The tables include details of both the freehold and leasehold accommodation that has been acquired by the former Employment Service (ES) in the last five years. Information about "PRIME leases" taken on by the former Department of Social Security (DSS) is provided from 1 April 1998, as details are currently available only from when the PRIME contract commenced. The PRIME PFI contract transferred the ownership of the former DSS freehold properties and all obligations for leasehold accommodation to our private sector partners Land Securities Trillium. As modern leases have no intrinsic value as such, the rental cost of the former ES accommodation is given together with the market value of the freehold accommodation where appropriate. For the former DSS, details of the Facilities Price that we pay to Land Securities Trillium for the additional serviced office accommodation that has been taken on is provided. The Facilities Price covers not only the space we occupy but also a large number of building related services such as building management and maintenance, internal and external cleaning, and security. The only additional accommodation that has been taken on as a result of the creation of a new body is for the Pension Service. While we have taken on new accommodation in recent years, the flexibility in the PRIME contract has allowed us to reduce overall office space on the former DSS part of the estate from 1,488,701 sq m to approximately 1,300,000 sq m, as at October 2001. Taking the average 2001-02 Facility Price of £182 per square metre, this equates to a saving of approximately £34.34 m per annum.

Date

13 November 2001

Reference

7822; 374 c699W

House

House of Commons

Cabinet Office

To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by the Cabinet Office, including and distinguishing between the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between purchases made...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Cabinet Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

5 October 2001

For answer on

8 November 2001

Answered on

8 November 2001

Mrs. May: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by the Cabinet Office, including and distinguishing between the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between purchases made as a result of the creation of new bodies and those purchases made by established bodies. [7809] Mr. Leslie: Information requested, covering 1996-97 to 2000-01 (inclusive) is as follows: _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Year/number/location Status Value (£) 1996-97 Number of acquisitions made: 0 -- -- 1997-98 Number of acquisitions made: 2 England Basingstoke Core department. Established body 355 Birmingham Executive agency. Established body 3 1998-99 Number of acquisitions made: 0 -- -- 1999-2000 Number of acquisitions made: 5 England London x 2 Core department. Established body 1,648 Manchester NDPB. Established body 341 Scotland Edinburgh Executive agency. Established body 18 Glasgow NDPB. Established body 54 2000-01 Number of acquisitions made: 2 England London Core department. Established body x 1. New 2,527 body x 1 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Notes: Unless otherwise stated, the figures shown in the `value' column comprise rent, service charges and all other accommodation related running costs incurred in 2000-01. Figures exclude VAT. Figures in respect of the Government Offices for the Regions and the Regional Co-ordination Unit have been excluded, as these have been included in the Answer already provided by the Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions.

Date

8 November 2001

Reference

7809; 374 c404-6W;374 c404-5W

House

House of Commons

Dept of Health

To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by his Department, broken down by leases by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Department of Health

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

5 October 2001

For answer on

7 November 2001

Answered on

7 November 2001

Mrs. May: To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by his Department, broken down by leases by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between purchases made as a result of the creation of new bodies and those purchases made by established bodies. [7815] Ms Blears: The table lists the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years (1996-97 through to 2000-01) by the Department. They include and distinguish between the Department, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between acquisitions made as a result of the creation of new bodies and those acquisitions made by established bodies. Department of Health _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Acquired by Year Number Value (£ million) Location New bodies 1998-99 1 0.328 Bristol Established bodies 1998-99 1 0.492 Cambridge 2000-01 1 0.092 Manchester Agencies Established bodies 1996-97 1 0.086 Reading 1998-99 1 2.277 Reading 1999-2000 2 0.009 Kingswinford, Cambridge 2000-01 1 0.039 Harrogate Non-departmental public bodies New bodies 1999-2000 1 0.029 London 2000-01 12 1.785 London, Bristol Aylesbury, Shrewsbury, Bedford, Gloucester, Ashford, Northampton, Oxford, Wolverhampton, Easing, Welwyn Garden City Established bodies 1996-97 2 0.035 Nottingham, Redhill 1997-98 2 0.029 Bristol, Wigan 1998-99 2 0.999 Bristol, London 1999-2000 4 0.035 Newcastle, Bristol, Harrogate, Plymouth 2000-01 8 2.669 London (3), Newcastle, Bristol, Chester, Birmingham, Jesmond _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Note: Value for leased accommodation is taken as the annual rent and service charge (based on the current annual cost) and for private finance initiative/public private partnership arrangements as the annual unitary charge (based on the current annual cost) and includes the cost of the provision of facilities management services.

Date

7 November 2001

Reference

7815; 374 c280W

House

House of Commons

Deposited Paper HINF 2001/1995

Deposited by

Ministry of Defence

Type

Deposited papers

Date

1 November 2001

Reference

HINF 2001/1995

House

House of Commons

Dept for Environment Food and Rural Affairs

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, if she will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by her Department, broken down by leases by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

29 October 2001

Reference

7813; 373 c543W

House

House of Commons

Dept for Education and Skills

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, if she will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by her Department, including and distinguishing between the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Department for Education and Skills

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

5 October 2001

For answer on

26 October 2001

Answered on

26 October 2001

Mrs. May: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills if she will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by her Department, including and distinguishing between the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between purchases made as a result of the creation of new bodies and those purchases made by established bodies. [7812] Mr. Ivan Lewis: The number, value and location of properties newly leased by the Department in the last five years are listed in the following table: _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Year No. Value (£) Location Departmental/non- Reason for purchase departmental public (creation of new bodies bodies/by established bodies) 1996-97 Nil 1997-98 Nil 1998-99 1 113,594.00 Oxford Training Standards New Council Total 113,594.00 1999-2000 6 200,000.00 London Departmental Established 73,493.00 London General Teaching New Council 203,650.00 Manchester Disability Rights New Commission 63,280.00 Edinburgh Disability Rights New Commission 100,000.00 Glasgow Student Loans New Company Ltd 2,200,000.00 London Qualifications and New Curriculum Authority Total 2,840,423.00 2000-01 50 223,272.00 Birmingham General Teaching New Council 43,816.00 Cardiff Disability Rights New Commission 47,684.00 Coventry Adult Learning New Inspectorate 100,829.00 Nottingham National Council New for Schools Leadership 102,000.00 Bedford Learning Skills New Council 185,000.00 Birmingham Learning Skills New Council 143,650.00 Bournemouth Learning Skills New Council 131,698.00 Peterborough Learning Skills New Council 125,000.00 Middlewich Learning Skills New Council 157,208.00 Coventry Learning Skills New Council 49,900.00 Workington Learning Skills New Council 125,000.00 Derby Learning Skills New Council 165,000.00 Plymouth Learning Skills New Council 50,400.00 Truro Learning Skills New Council 288,276.00 Chelmsford Learning Skills New Council 149,490.00 Gloucester Learning Skills New Council 340,000.00 Manchester Learning Skills New Council 220,000.00 Liverpool Learning Skills New Council 123,675.00 Fareham Learning Skills New Council 60,192.00 Newport, IOW Learning Skills New Council 760,000.00 St. Albans Learning Skills New Council 155,000.00 Hull Learning Skills New Council 401,875.00 West Malling Learning Skills New Council 170,000.00 Preston Learning Skills New Council 170,885.00 Leicester Learning Skills New Council 68,500.00 Lincoln Learning Skills New Council 334,000.00 London, Camden Learning Skills New Council 320,000.00 London, Stratford Learning Skills New Council 292,110.00 London, Palmers Learning Skills New Green Council 254,400.00 London, Croyden Learning Skills New Council 389,356.00 London, Hounslow Learning Skills New Council 202,000.00 Abingdon Learning Skills New Council 261,000.00 Norwich Learning Skills New Council 132,250.00 York Learning Skills New Council 51,600.00 Cramlington Learning Skills New Council 143,750.00 Nottingham Learning Skills New Council 61,040.00 Telford Learning Skills New Council 219,779.00 Sheffield Learning Skills New Council 120,000.00 Stoke on Trent Learning Skills New Council 88,685.00 Ipswich Learning Skills New Council 198,416.00 Woking Learning Skills New Council 293,500.00 Brighton Learning Skills New Council 116,500.00 Middlesborough Learning Skills New Council 106,005.00 Oldbury, W Mids Learning Skills New Council 175,590.00 Gateshead Learning Skills New Council 260,760.00 Bristol Learning Skills New Council 395,000.00 Bradford Learning Skills New Council 180,310.00 Swindon Learning Skills New Council 474,895.00 Reading Learning Skills New Council 85,500.00 Newton Aycliffe Learning Skills New Council Total 9,714,796.00 _________________________________________________________________________________________________.

Date

26 October 2001

Reference

7812; 373 c462-4W;373 c462-3W

House

House of Commons

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by his Department, including and distinguishing between the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies,...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

24 October 2001

Reference

7814; 373 c256W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by his Department, broken down by leases by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies,...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

5 October 2001

For answer on

22 October 2001

Answered on

22 October 2001

Mrs. May: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by his Department, broken down by leases by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between purchases made as a result of the creation of new bodies and those purchases made by established bodies. [7816] Mr. Blunkett: The Home Office, its agencies and non-departmental public bodies (NDPBs) have acquired a total of 102 properties by lease since 1 April 1996. The detail relating to the acquisitions is set out in the tables. It excludes both properties acquired on a short- term basis by licence and residential accommodation taken to accommodate staff members. The properties were acquired for the main Department or established bodies except where indicated. Summary table of properties newly leased by the Home Office from 1 April 1996 to 31 March 2001 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Number of properties acquired Total value of properties (£) Main Department 1996-97 8 859,150 1997-98 6 522,026 1998-99 4 500,549 1999-2000 14 2,181,890 2000-01 34 9,901,708 Total 66 13,965,323 Agencies 1996-97 2 1,284,000 1997-98 3 106,000 1998-99 7 316,501 1999-2000 10 3,307,147 2000-01 2 31,850 Total 24 5,045,498 NDPBs 1996-97 1 69,050 1997-98 1 119,696 1998-99 4 20,100,618 1999-2000 3 616,905 2000-01 3 427,401 Total 12 21,333,670 Total 1996-97 11 2,212,200 1997-98 10 747,722 1998-99 15 20,917,668 1999-2000 27 6,105,942 20001-01 39 10,360,959 Total 102 40,344,491 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Properties newly leased by the Home Office in 1996-97 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Location Number Value (£) Main Department Stanstead 1 63,959 Heathrow 2 654,346 Darlington 1 5,025 Dover 1 31,700 Dundee 1 58,900 Plymouth 1 18,493 Watford 1 26,730 Total 8 859,150 Agencies London 1 1,266,000 Reading 1 18,000 Total 2 1,284,000 NDPBs Birmingham 1 69,050 Total 1 69,050 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Note: The property purchased by the NDPB was for a new body Properties newly leased by the Home Office in 1997-98 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Location Number Value (£) Main Department Cambridge 1 9,150 Solihull 1 119,472 Heathrow 2 113,529 Liverpool 1 121,500 London 1 158,375 Total 6 522,026 Agencies Birmingham 1 48,000 Liverpool 2 58,000 Total 3 106,000 NDPBs Glasgow 1 119,696 Total 1 119,696 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Properties newly leased by the Home Office in 1998-99 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Location Number Value (£) Main Department Bootle 1 311,500 Manchester 1 46,570 London 1 32,966 Glasgow 1 109,513 Total 4 500,549 Agencies Birmingham 1 276,000 Manchester 2 40,501 Liverpool 1 12,000 Belfast 2 76,575 West Bromwich 1 21,000 Total 7 316,501 NDPBs Onley 1 6,122,608 Birmingham 1 222,435 Durham 1 6,126,603 Rochester 1 7,628,972 Total 4 20,100,618 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Note: The NDPB properties at Onley, Durham and Birmingham were acquired for new bodies Properties newly leased by the Home Office in 1999-2000 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Location Number Value (£) Main Department Manchester 1 44,930 Leicester 1 4,500 Liverpool 4 309,343 Gatwick 1 235,624 Croydon 5 1,327,306 Heathrow 1 251,992 Bristol 1 8,195 Total 14 2,181,890 Agencies Croydon 1 319,530 Birmingham 5 1,255,967 Peterborough 2 116,150 London 1 1,607,000 Evesham 1 8,500 Total 10 3,307,147 NDPBs London 2 533,480 Birmingham 1 83,425 Total 3 616,905 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Note: Two NDPBs properties were acquired for new bodies at a total cost of £368,425 Properties newly leased by the Home Office in 2000-01 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Location Number Value (£) Main Department Heathrow 2 437,224 Gatwick 3 101,698 Immingham 2 11,125 Croydon 5 2,082,242 Yeadon 1 20,344 Leeds 2 601,903 Southend 1 6,231 Hounslow 1 770,000 Birmingham 1 1,500,000 Bedford 1 405,000 Manchester 1 15,100 Rugby 1 3,732 Ch. Norton 1 1,957,500 Glasgow 1 59,996 Hayes 1 577,367 Feltham 1 300,000 London 2 539,050 Exeter 1 1,300 Dover 2 96,539 Crawley 1 117,930 Leicester 1 12,000 Southampton 1 60,430 Liverpool 1 225,000 Total 34 9,901,708 Agencies Warrington 1 26,250 Doncaster 1 5,600 Total 2 31,850 NDPBs London 1 39,813 Liverpool 1 304,512 Birmingham 1 83,076 Total 3 427,401 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________. Note: The three properties purchased by NDPBs were for new bodies

Date

22 October 2001

Reference

7816; 373 c88-91W;373 c87-90W

House

House of Commons

Dept for Transport Local Government and the Regions

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, Local Government and the Regions, if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by his Department, including and distinguishing between the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

19 October 2001

Reference

7821; 372 c1364W

House

House of Commons

Dept for Culture Media and Sport

To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, if she will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by her Department, broken down by those leased by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Department for Culture, Media and Sport

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

19 October 2001

Reference

7810; 372 c1379W

House

House of Commons

Treasury

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by the Treasury, including and distinguishing between the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between purchases made...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Treasury

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

5 October 2001

For answer on

15 October 2001

Answered on

15 October 2001

Mrs. May: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by the Treasury, including and distinguishing between the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between purchases made as a result of the creation of new bodies and those purchases made by established bodies. [7808] Ruth Kelly: The table lists the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by the Treasury. The properties are listed by town for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. All properties are the responsibility of the Department itself and not next step agencies or non departmental public bodies. All entries in the table relate to purchases made by established bodies. _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Building name Location Current value (£) Car Park Birkdale Cricket Club 12,631 Norfolk House Birmingham 193,550 Units 10/12 Birmingham 10,000 Ground Floor, Pinnacle House Bootle 16,500 Centenary Court Bradford 967,419 Bristol International Airport Bristol 33,264 Waldo Road Bromley 26,500 Sherbourne House Coventry 1,306,800 Innovis House Crawley 159,640 Southern House Croydon 1,157,315 St. James House Derby 153,200 Room 305, Terminal Control Building Dover 2,140 Eastbourne TEC Eastbourne 16,822 Concorde House Gatwick 447,795 Rooms 2070 and 3048, South Terminal Gatwick 5,268 Departures Room 3049, South Terminals Departures Gatwick 4,620 Car Park Grimsby 4,500 Terminus House Harlow 66,000 2, Victoria Avenue Harrogate 165,223 Rooms 1-6 and 1-7, Hamilton House Harwich 2,750 Room 225, Terminal 2 Heathrow 14,571 Custom House, Heathrow Hounslow 24,750 Ashford International Terminal Kent 414 Cromwell House Lincoln 146,000 Queensgate House Lincoln 37,500 Imperial Court Liverpool 613,133 International House London 483,450 Victory House London 1,250,000 31 High Street, Ealing London 32,000 Customs House London 20,280 Customs House Annexe London 2,045,498 1 Myddelton Place London 525,000 Cheapside House, 138 Cheapside London 189,833 Eastcheap Court, 11 Philpot Lane London 1,129,541 Terminal Building Luton 127,967 The Royal Exchange Manchester 54,991 Rooms 27 and 28, Terminal 1, Manchester Manchester 3,300 Airport Room 6, Terminal 1, Manchester Airport Manchester 2,600 Dobson House Newcastle upon Tyne 195,526 Unit 9 Lendal Court Nottingham 3,300 Trinity House Oxford 412,162 Plot 3400 Oxford 271,422 Nash Court Oxford 116,519 Stuart House Peterborough 75,000 St. Mark's House Preston 312,897 St. Mary's House Preston 252,103 Guild Centre Preston 115,650 RFTU Purfleet 4,800 Kings Wharf Reading 327,250 Harbour Masters Office Rye 900 Cathedral Court Sheffield 124,576 Shepperton House Shepperton 58,675 New Mayfield House Shrewsbury 91,875 Cavendish House Skipton 25,865 John kEya House St. Austell 21,500 Ocean House St. Leonards 114,310 Room 623, Stansted Airport Stansted 3,800 George Stephenson House Stockton 428,762 Dunedin House Stockton on Tees 175,305 St. Marks House Teesside 151,400 Hanover House Telford 252,988 Hollinswood House Telford 57,800 St. James House Telford 365,330 Custom House Tilbury 68,000 Blencathra House Whitehaven 122,446 Airport Terminal Yeadon 10,596 Swinson House York 78,000 Leeman House York 105,300 Castlewellan Road Banbridge, Co. Down 31,150 Mill House Coleraine 18,000 Clarendon House Edinburgh 542,575 Building 388 Prestwick 38.800 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Note: Total number of properties--72.

Date

15 October 2001

Reference

7808; 372 c864-6W

House

House of Commons

Dept for International Development

To ask the Secretary of State for International Development, if she will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by her Department, broken down by leases by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Department for International Development

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

15 October 2001

Reference

7817; 372 c803W

House

House of Commons

Treasury

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the guidelines are for government bodies, including and distinguishing between departments, next steps agencies and non-departmental public bodies, with regards to purchasing leases for properties.

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Treasury

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

15 October 2001

Reference

7806; 372 c850W

House

House of Commons

Dept of Trade and Industry

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if she will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by her Department, broken down by leases by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies,...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Department of Trade and Industry

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

15 October 2001

Reference

7820; 372 c979W

House

House of Commons

Lord Chancellors Dept

To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, if he will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by his Department, broken down by those leased by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating...

Asked by

Baroness May of Maidenhead (Conservative)

Answering body

Lord Chancellor's Department

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

5 October 2001

For answer on

15 October 2001

Answered on

15 October 2001

Mrs. May: To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department if she will list the number, value and location of properties newly leased in each of the last five years by her Department, broken down by those leased by the Department itself, its next step agencies and its non-departmental public bodies, differentiating between purchases made as a result of the creation of new bodies and those purchases made by established bodies. [7819] Ms Rosie Winterton: The Lord Chancellor's Department has leased 34 additional locations over the past five years for various parts of the organisation and for varying lease terms. Five of the locations are occupied by the Department or its associated offices (the Legal Services Ombudsman's Office); 24 for its executive agencies (The Court Service and the Public Guardianship Office) and five for its NDPBs (CAFCASS and the Public Defender Service Offices). The creation of CAFCASS and the Public Defender Service offices prompted the acquisition of new properties; expansion of the organisation and/or rationalisation of the departmental estate drove the remaining acquisitions. Full details of the acquisitions are set out in the schedule. Lord Chancellor's Department property acquisitions 1997-2001 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Property Location Occupier Demise Annual rent (£) Lease commenced Department and associated offices Southside London LCD 3{rd} Floor (front) 454,850 July 1999 Southside London LCD 3{rd} Floor (rear) 302,400 April 2000 30 Millbank London LCD 5{th} Floor 195,160 February 2001 Tower House Bristol LCD Part 13{th} Floor 22,889 May 2001 Sunlight House Manchester LCD{1} Suite 303 101,007 August 2001 Executive agencies Lincoln Group Manager's Lincoln Court Service 6,250 February 1997 Office Taylor House London Court Service{2} 775,000 July 1997 Oldham County Court Oldham Court Service 198,144 September 1997 London Court Service 145,732.50 November 1998 (OSSCSC) Bangor Probate Registry Bangor Court Service 3,750 January 1998 Sheffield Group Manager's Sheffield Court Service 46,500 January 1999 Office First Avenue House London Court Service{3} 2,332,000 April 1999 Nottingham Group Manager's Nottingham Court Service 30,160 June 1999 Office Exeter Group Manager's Exeter Court Service 239,750 November 1999 Office Cambridge County Court Cambridge Court Service 171,000 November 1999 Uxbridge County Court Uxbridge Court Service 162,000 December 1999 Newcastle Group Manager's Newcastle Court Service 37,940 January 2000 Office Brighton Family Centre Brighton Court Service 176,000 March 2000 Farringdon Court Service (IAA) 190,320 March 2000 Hounslow Court Service (IAA) 100,035 March 2000 Ashford County Court Ashford Court Service 25,875 June 2000 Bromley Court Service (IAA) 3,000 July 2000 Hounslow Court Service (IAA) 125,440 August 2000 Glasgow Court Service (IAA) 206,624 September 2000 Haverfordwest County Court Haverfordwest Court Service 32,095 October 2000{4} Manchester Combined Manchester Court Service 56,550.50 March 2001 Tribunals Shrewsbury County Court Shrewsbury Court Service 47,000 June 2001 Breams Buildings London Court Service (IAA) 1,961,224 July 2001 Archway Tower{5} London Public Guardianship 884,000 April 2001 Office Non-departmental public bodies Palace Street London CAFCASS 6{th} Floor 57,720 April 2001{6} John Street North Liverpool Public Defenders {7}30,000 January 2001 Service (PDS) Albert Road Middlesbrough PDS {8}36,425 February 2001 Orchard Street Swansea PDS {9}23,500 March 2001 Priory House Birmingham PDS 12,000 April 2001 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. {1} Office of Legal Services Ombudsman {2} Immigration Appellate Authority--IAA {3} Principle Registry of the Family Division {4} Minor occupier in other Government building {5} This lease was new to the Department but not new to Government {6} For six months as a sublease from MAFF {7} Rent free for six months {8} Rent free for nine months {9} Rent free for two years

Date

15 October 2001

Reference

7819; 372 c1014-6W

House

House of Commons

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