Housing Stock (Hansard, 24 January 1997)

HC Deb 24 January 1997 vol 288 c756W 756W

§ Mr. Gordon Prentice
The ask the Secretary of State for the Environment which 10 district councils, placed in rank order, have the highest percentage of their housing stock built before 1900. [12467]

§ Mr. Clappison
The 10 district councils with the highest percentage of their housing stock built before 1919 are as follows:

Percentage

1. Hammersmith and Fulham 74.2

2. Kensington and Chelsea 70.7

3. Pendle 67.2

4. Westminster 62.6

5. Hyndburn 61.7

6. Teeside 60.8

7. Eden 60.3

8. Camden 58.5

9. Islington 58.3

10. Burnley 55.7

1. The figures relate to dwellings of all tenures as at April 1996.
2. 1919 is the earliest date for which the Department can provide reliable figures.

Percentage
1. Hammersmith and Fulham	74.2
2. Kensington and Chelsea	70.7
3. Pendle	67.2
4. Westminster	62.6
5. Hyndburn	61.7
6. Teeside	60.8
7. Eden	60.3
8. Camden	58.5
9. Islington	58.3
10. Burnley	55.7