§ Mr. William RossTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will publish a table to show the sums expended under the Community economic regeneration scheme in each year to date and detailing the projects supported and the sources of the funds, showing in each case the amounts, or as much of such information as is readily available to him.
§ Mr. AtkinsThe sums expended on the Community economic regeneration scheme in each year to date and the details of the projects supported are as follows:
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CRISP town 1990–91 1991–92 1992–931 Miscellaneous — 442.50 — Derrygonnelly Environmental Improvements 4,838.22 5,230.93 — Creamery Complex — 5,578.07 51,597.82 Newtownhamilton Core Project — 2,038.15 2,394.05 Belcoo Environmental Improvements — 4,731.79 17,347.78 Core Project — 753.82 34.49 Dromore, County Tyrone Environmental Improvements — 22,566.78 44,636.90 Workspace Units 2,921.45 7,448.65 110,350.78 Cullyhanna Core Project — 236.54 3,311.03 Portaferry Brewery Yard — 14,363.87 55,721.85 Downpatrick Core Project — 555.42 3,220.00 Castlewellan Core Project — 14,597.81 5,828.44 Crossmaglen Core Project — — 8,237.37 Drumquin Core Project — — 6,254.31
CRISP town 1990–91 1991–92 1992–931 Hilitown The Downshire Arms — 10,724.74 132,844.53 Castlederg Castle Site 23,920.22 48,495.00 32,654.00 Environmental Improvements 5,270.29 35,196.00 32,493.00 Cushendall Core Project — — 54.20 Keady Environmental Improvements 2,648.72 4,525.50 211,140.95 Old Mill — 32,852.75 35,560.15 Draperstown Environmental Improvements — 13,789.88 1,491.50 Belleek Environmental Improvements 9,029.69 53,023.95 3,268.94 Gateway Centre — 92,518.50 256,668.12 Stewartstown Environmental Improvements — 4,373.63 9,240.37 Core Project — 9.78 17,935.22 1To 8 January 1993. Costs of the core projects and environmental improvement elements of CRISP are shared equally by the International Fund for Ireland and the Department of the Environment, Northern Ireland.
Information on the urban development grant element of CRISP is not readily available and could be obtained only at disproportionate cost. This grant is for the refurbishment of property and is available throughout Northern Ireland outside Belfast and Londonderry. It is wholly funded by the International Fund for Ireland.