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Mr. Dorrell
On 31 March 1990 (the latest information available) the cost of bringing the NHS estate to an overall condition which exhibited only minor deterioration was estimated to be £1.8 billion. The information by health authority is shown in the tables and includes property due to be replaced within three years, property not used for patient care, property awaiting planned preventive maintenance and property awaiting disposal. These four types of property together represent about 30 per cent. of the total NHS estate. In 1982 a report "Underused and Surplus Property in the NHS" saidIt is clear that the backlog has accumulated over very many years
and estimated that the cost of the work required to bring property in England up to an acceptable standard would be of the order of £2.9 billion, at 1990 prices.
Between 1979–80 and 1990–91 capital spending in the NHS rose by 62 per cent. in real terms. About 77 per cent.
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of the resources allocated to NHS capital are invested in the estate and in the current year over 400 building projects each costing over £1 million are at various stages of planning, design and construction. The capital building programme for 1991–92 exceeds £1 billion.
District health authority |
Cost to B2(£ thousands) |
NORTHERN REGION |
86,189 |
Hartlepool |
5,650 |
North Tees |
13,656 |
South Tees |
5,296 |
East Cumbria |
1,127 |
South Cumbria |
8,622 |
West Cumbria |
12,293 |
Darlington |
4,530 |
Durham |
7,272 |
North West Durham |
926 |
South West Durham |
5,260 |
Northumberland |
14,104 |
Gateshead |
1— |
Newcastle |
1— |
North Tyneside |
1,014 |
South Tyneside |
2,840 |
Sunderland |
3,599 |
YORKSHIRE REGION |
110,446 |
Hull |
5,609 |
East Yorkshire |
6,200 |
Grimsby |
3,531 |
Scunthorpe |
4,809 |
Northallerton |
1,525 |
York |
2,497 |
Scarborough |
1,442 |
Harrogate |
400 |
Bradford |
16,216 |
Airdale |
7,089 |
Calderdale |
1— |
Huddersfield |
1,051 |
Dewsbury |
412 |
West Leeds |
18,240 |
East Leeds |
30,525 |
Wakefield |
8,306 |
Pontefract |
2,595 |
TRENT REGION |
98,648 |
Regionally managed schemes |
1— |
North Derbyshire |
6,154 |
South Derbyshire |
5,841 |
Leicester |
20,197 |
North Lincolnshire |
2,937 |
South Lincolnshire |
1— |
Bassetlaw |
4,373 |
Central Nottingham |
17,353 |
Nottingham |
20,038 |
Barnsley |
1,200 |
Doncaster |
5,182 |
Rotherham |
1,573 |
Sheffield |
13,801 |
EAST ANGLIA REGION |
43,151 |
Cambridge |
12,912 |
Peterborough |
1— |
West Suffolk |
3,043 |
East Suffolk |
11,770 |
Norwich |
11,572 |
Great Yarmouth and Waveney |
1— |
West Norfolk and Wishech |
2,617 |
Huntingdon |
1,237 |
NORTH WEST THAMES REGION |
67,408 |
North Bedfordshire |
4,967 |
South Bedfordshire |
9,579 |
North Hertfordshire |
1— |
East Hertfordshire |
1— |
North West Hertfordshire |
1— |
South West Hertfordshire |
3,488 |
Barnet |
1— |
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District health authority |
Cost to B2(£ thousands) |
Harrow |
1— |
Hillingdon |
1— |
Hounslow and Spelthorne |
1— |
Ealing |
1— |
Riverside |
34,515 |
Parkside |
14,859 |
North East Thames Region |
212,427 |
Basildon and Thurrock |
2,350 |
Mid Essex |
13,781 |
North East Essex |
25,514 |
West Essex |
3,700 |
Southend |
350 |
Barking, Havering and Brentwood |
31,458 |
Hampstead |
21,895 |
Bloomsbury |
1— |
Islington |
7,548 |
City and Hackney |
39,675 |
Newham |
1— |
Tower Hamlets |
16,500 |
Enfield |
5,840 |
Haringey |
7,144 |
Redbridge |
17,441 |
Waltham Forest |
19,231 |
South Eastern Thames Region |
122,805 |
Brighton |
29,374 |
Eastbourne |
3,700 |
Hastings |
6,130 |
South East Kent |
949 |
Canterbury & Thanet |
26,224 |
Dartford and Gravesham |
13,923 |
Maidstone |
3,136 |
Medway |
1— |
Tunbridge Wells |
10,240 |
Bexley |
12,832 |
Greenwich |
5,426 |
Bromley |
1— |
West Lambeth |
10,872 |
Camberwell |
1— |
Lewisham & North Southwark |
1— |
South West Thames Region |
164,932 |
North West Surrey |
12,142 |
West Surrey and North East Hants |
132 |
South West Surrey |
6,965 |
Mid Surrey |
11,411 |
East Surrey |
7,575 |
Chichester |
10,506 |
Mid Downs |
13,526 |
Worthing |
6,682 |
Croydon |
6,592 |
Kingston & Esher |
10,482 |
Richmond, Twickenham and Roehampton |
3,124 |
Wandsworth |
66,421 |
Merton & Sutton |
9,374 |
Wessex Region |
62,060 |
East Dorset |
— |
West Dorset |
1— |
Portsmouth and South East Hampshire |
7,843 |
Southampton and South West Hampshire |
1— |
Winchester |
11,035 |
Basingstoke and North Hampshire |
6,132 |
Salisbury |
1— |
Swindon |
3,611 |
Bath |
30,967 |
Isle of Wight |
2,472 |
Oxford Region |
93,010 |
East Berkshire |
14,962 |
West Berkshire |
1,000 |
Aylesbury Vale |
13,795 |
Wycombe |
9,244 |
Milton Keynes |
1,082 |
Kettering |
11,786 |
Northampton |
4,829 |
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District health authority |
Cost to B2(£ thousands) |
Oxfordshire |
36,312 |
SOUTH WESTERN REGION |
100,226 |
Bristol and Weston |
10,741 |
Frenchay |
24,119 |
Southmead |
5,819 |
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly |
8,527 |
Exeter |
4,138 |
North Devon |
1,759 |
Plymouth |
13,389 |
Torbay |
2,867 |
Cheltenham |
2,933 |
Gloucester |
11,700 |
Somerset |
14,234 |
WEST MIDLANDS REGION |
215,903 |
Bromsgrove and Redditch |
3,828 |
Herefordshire |
7,797 |
Kidderminster |
4,283 |
Worcester |
6,665 |
Shropshire |
7,712 |
Mid Staffordshire |
2,424 |
North Staffordshire |
7,410 |
South East Staffordshire |
28,066 |
Rugby |
2,387 |
North Warwickshire |
2,750 |
South Warwickshire |
29,208 |
Central Birmingham |
22,046 |
East Birmingham |
1— |
North Birmingham |
15,251 |
South Birmingham |
1— |
West Birmingham |
11,765 |
Coventry |
17,714 |
Dudley |
7,680 |
Sandwell |
7,093 |
Solihull |
2,857 |
Walsall |
2,805 |
Wolverhampton |
26,162 |
MERSEY REGION |
74,460 |
Chester |
1— |
Crewe |
3,448 |
Halton |
590 |
Macclesfield |
5,288 |
Warrington |
3,296 |
Liverpool |
36,242 |
St. Helens and Knowsley |
2,881 |
Southport and Formby |
2,857 |
South Sefton |
9,396 |
Wirral |
10,462 |
NORTH WESTERN REGION |
83,251 |
Lancaster |
3,068 |
Notifications of food poisoning which were (a) formally notified, (b) ascertained by other means and (c) total by regional health authority: 1979–90 |
Year |
|
North West Thames |
North East Thames |
South East Thames |
South West Thames |
1979 |
|
775 |
1,209 |
609 |
687 |
1980 |
|
743 |
804 |
622 |
622 |
1981 |
|
815 |
642 |
596 |
641 |
1982 |
(a) |
923 |
912 |
659 |
660 |
|
(b) |
281 |
435 |
96 |
606 |
|
(c) |
1,204 |
1,347 |
755 |
1,266 |
1983 |
(a) |
1,060 |
907 |
894 |
745 |
|
(b) |
637 |
427 |
176 |
665 |
|
(c) |
1,697 |
1,334 |
1,070 |
1,410 |
1984 |
(a) |
1,174 |
1,206 |
1,024 |
620 |
|
(b) |
728 |
783 |
227 |
689 |
|
(c) |
1,902 |
1,989 |
1,251 |
1,309 |
1985 |
(a) |
1,169 |
1,174 |
1,079 |
920 |
|
(b) |
717 |
480 |
260 |
550 |
|
(c) |
1,886 |
1,654 |
1,339 |
1,470 |
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District health authority |
Cost to B2(£ thousands) |
Blackpool—Wyre and Fylde |
5,168 |
Preston |
1— |
Blackburn, Hynburn and Ribble Valley |
5,088 |
Burnley, Pendle and Rosendale |
1— |
West Lancashire |
8,380 |
Chorley and South Ribble |
2,558 |
Bolton |
1— |
Bury |
800 |
North Manchester |
18,804 |
Central Manchester |
1— |
South Manchester |
9,478 |
Oldham |
4,542 |
Rochdale |
8,655 |
Salford |
3,114 |
Stockport |
2,499 |
Tameside and Glossop |
3,296 |
Trafford |
3,512 |
Wigan |
4,290 |
NHS National Total 84 per cent. |
1,534,915 |
Projected Total 100 per cent. |
1,832,304 |
1 No returns received to Cost to B. |
2 To an acceptable level. |