HC Deb 15 March 1999 vol 327 cc537-8W
Mr. Livsey

To ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will list(a) for the last five years all those surplus NHS properties in Wales that realised more than £100,000 when sold and (b) for the next five years all those surplus NHS properties which he expects will realise more than £100,000. [76926]

Mr. Jon Owen Jones

The information requested is given as follows:List of Surplus NHS Properties that realised more than £100,000 when sold.

1993–94

  • St. Cadocs Hospital—Land for highway improvement
  • No. 1 Clase Drive, Morriston
  • No. 6, 10, 22, 24 Clase Drive, Morriston
  • Norton Villa Clinic, Swansea
  • Park Beck, Swansea
  • St. David's Hospital, Brecon
  • Mill House, Abergavenny
  • Taffs Well Health Centre, Cardiff
  • Cefni Hospital site, Anglesey
  • 91, Gorwel, Llanfairfechan
  • Coed Du Hospital, Flintshire
  • "Romano" (House), Wrexham
  • Fforestfach Health Centre, Swansea
  • Mount Pleasant Hospital, Swansea
  • Hill House Hospital, West Glamorgan
  • Parc Hospital, Bridgend

1994–95

  • Abercynon Health Centre
  • Computer Centre, Velindre Road, Cardiff
  • Blackmill Hospital, Bridgend
  • Llanelli General Hospital site
  • Land at Lluesty Hospital, Flintshire
  • Wrexham War Memorial Hospital
  • Pool Park Hospital, Denbighshire
  • Garth Angharad Hospital, Dollgellau
  • William Nicholl Home (part), Cardiff

1995–96

  • Narbeth Health Centre, Pembrokeshire
  • William Nicholl Home (remainder)

1996–97

  • Coryton Crescent, Cardiff
  • Pen-y-Fai, Bridgend
  • "The Laurels", Bronllys, Brecon
  • Energlyn Hospital, Caerphilly

1997–98

  • Ty Bronna, Cardiff
  • Y Bwthyn, Bridgend
  • Llynfi Hospital, Maesteg
  • Brynhyfryd Hospital, Forden, Powys

List of Surplus NHS Properties which are on the open market and are expected to realise more than £100,000 when sold.

Property name

  • Ely Hospital, Cardiff
  • Lansdowne Hospital, Cardiff
  • St. David's Hospital, Cardiff
  • Prince of Wales, Rhydlafar
  • Llys Maldwyn Hospital, Powys
  • Mid Wales Hospital, Talgarth
  • Brynyneuadd Farm, Conwy
  • North Wales Hospital, Denbigh
  • St. David's Site, Bangor.

Following the transfer of functions, this issue will be a matter for the National Assembly.

Mr. Livsey

To ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will list(a) for the last 10 years how much money was realised from the sale of surplus properties by the NHS in Wales, (b) for the next 10 years how much money he estimates will be realised from the sale of surplus properties by the NHS in Wales and (c) who holds the proceeds of such sales. [76924]

Mr. Jon Owen Jones

(a) The list for the last 10 financial years of money realised from sale of surplus properties is as follows:

£
1997–98 1,292,290.91
1996–97 3,476,827.34
1995–96 4,632,554.78
1994–95 5,153,481.48
1993–94 5,248,581.69
1992–93 6,424,523.95
1991–92 2,868,401.31
1990–91 1,587,358.47
1989–90 5,474,541.85
1988–89 1,789,803.35

(b) The money estimated to be realised from sale of surplus properties in the next 10 financial years is approximately £30 million.

(c) Until 1994–95 most of the proceeds of sale were returned to Health Authorities. Since then the normal procedure is for sale proceeds to be retained by the Welsh Office and used to part fund the All Wales Capital Programme. Health Authority and Trusts may retain the receipt for a related capital development on production of a sufficiently convincing business case.Following the transfer of functions, this issue will be a matter for the National Assembly.