§ Mr. Geoffrey Finsbergasked the Secretary of State for the Environment what 861W percentage of the revenue of housing revenue accounts in each London borough was contributed by rebated rents at the latest available date.
§ Mr. FreesonThe information is as follows:
On the latest available information for 1978–79 the percentage of revenue of the housing revenue account in each London borough contributed by rents is provisionally estimated as follows:
London Borough Unrebated rents Rebated rents Barking 62 50 Barnet 60 48 Bexley 61 50 Brent 29 23 Bromley 62 48 Camden 23 18 Croydon 49 39 Ealing 42 34 Enfield 51 42 Greenwich 38 32 Hackney 30 24 Hammersmith 35 27 Haringey 34 27 Harrow 56 41 Havering 62 51 Hillingdon 42 36 Hounslow 35 26 Islington 23 19 Kensington and Chelsea 47 33 Kingston-upon-Thames 64 50 Lambeth 25 19 Lewisham 33 26 Merton 59 45 Newham 36 29 Redbridge 60 45 Richmond-upon-Thames 64 50 Southwark 28 23 Sutton 59 42 Tower Hamlets 27 22 Waltham Forest 43 35 Wandsworth 28 21 Westminster 48 37 Comparable figures for the Greater London Council and for the City of London are as follows:
Unrebated rents
Rebated rents
GLC 38 31 City of London 44 34