§ 48. Mr. Boydenasked the Secretary of State for the Environment how many council houses were started in the Northern Region in the last half of 1971, and how this compares with the same period of 1970, 1969 and 1968.
§ 56. Mr. Allasonasked the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will now make a statement on the prospects for house building in 1972.
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§ Mr. AmeryI believe we shall see a further advance this year over the relatively favourable figures for 1971 published recently.
§ Mr. Thomas Coxasked the Secretary of State for the Environment what is the number of council houses now under construction in each of the London boroughs.
§ Mr. ChannonFollowing are the figures for housing authorities including the Greater London Council
Dwellings under construction for housing authorities, Greater London Area—31st December,1971— City of London 1,344 Barking 1,133 Barnet 1,954 Bexley 1,585 Brent 917 Bromley 394 Camden 1,274 Croydon 413 Ealing 414 Enfield 517 Greenwich 2,127 Hackney 2,576 Hammersmith 1,006 Haringey 875 Harrow 167 Havering 203 Hillingdon 656 Hounslow 1,984 Islington 3,559 Kensington and Chelsea 1,689 Kingston upon Thames 383 Lambeth 3,288 Lewisham 1,937 Merton 897 Newham 1,912 Redbridge 724 Richmond upon Thames 227 Southwark 3,187 Sutton 577 Tower Hamlets 3,240 Waltham Forest 704 Wandsworth 3,218 Westminster 2,108 Greater London Total 47,189 Of the dwelling in Lewisham, 92 were being built for the City of London.