HC Deb 20 December 1928 vol 223 cc3230-1W
Sir N. GRATTAN-DOYLE

asked the Minister of Health whether he can give any information as to alterations in rateable values in representative areas under the Valuation Act, 1925?

Mr. CHAMBERLAIN

In most rating areas in England and Wales for which new valuation lists are to be prepared under the Rating and Valuation Act, 1925, the lists will not come into force until 1st April, 1929. In certain areas the first new valuation lists came into force on 1st April, 1928, and the figures in the following statement give particulars for a number of county boroughs and one county. The figures in the statement show the amounts entered in the valuation lists in force on 1st April, 1927 and 1928, respectively, and are subject to any alterations made subsequently on the determination of objections and appeals.

Name of Rating Area. Rateable value according to the Valuation List under the Union Assessment Acts in force on 1st April, 1927.* Rateable value as defined in in Section 22 (1) (c) of the Rating and Valuation Act, 1925, as amended by Section 2 (3) and (4) of the Rating and Valuation Act, 1928, according to Valuation Lists in force on 1st April, 1928.*
1. 2. 3.
County Boroughs: £ £
Canterbury 141,153 183,373
Newcastle-upon-Tyne 2,383,422 2,454,313
Northampton 476,973 651.186
Oxford 497,532 620,808
Reading 567,574 695,577
York 458,942 561,439
Administrative County of York (East Riding):
Municipal Boroughs:
Beverley 57,234 60,960
Bridlington 134,056 152,696
Hedon 4,689 5,548
Urban Districts:
Cottingham 44,325 52,697
Filey 23,222 25,861
Great Driffield 25,937 26,219
Hessle 44,768 43,447
Hornsea 27,787 29,875
Norton 21,520 19,798
Pocklington 10,754 10,782
Withernsea 20,486 22,145
Rural Districts:
Beverley 80,803 81,322
Bridlington 42,397 40,031
Driffield 61,166 57,493
Escrick 38,671 39,874
Howden 88,598 96,012
Norton 38,987 38,845
Patrington 38,329 38,667
Pocklington 56,927 54,910
Riccall 48,730 53,512
Sculcoates 96,309 108,951
Sherburn 12,567 12,750
Skirlaugh 37,573 38,924
* Columns 2 and 3—including in the case of agricultural land, one quarter only of the net annual value.

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