§ Mr. Peter Walkerasked the Minister of Transport if she will give details of how the £111,453 surplus parking meter revenue for the year ended 31st March 1965 was spent on the provision and maintenance of off-street parking, showing the geographical locations and number of parking spaces provided in each case.
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§ Mr. SwinglerLocal authorities responsible for parking meters in the London Area generally use their surplus parking meter revenue to offset annual deficits in their Off-Street Parking Accounts. There Accounts embrace all off-street car parks under their control and it is not possible to relate surplus revenue to particular projects.
§ Mr. Peter Walkerasked the Minister of Transport if she will give the gross 203W income, expenditure on administration, enforcement, maintenance, servicing of loans, and taxation, respectively, for parking meters in each of the London boroughs for the years ended 31st March 1964 and 31st March 1965.
§ Mr. SwinglerGross income and total expenditure for parking meter schemes
1963–64 1964–65 Name of Authority Gross Income Expenditure including Tax Gross Income Expenditure including Tax £ £ £ £ Westminster C.C … … 305,103 215,417 357,606 282,854 St. Marylebone M.B.C. … … 186,214 122,735 190,422 142,947 Paddington M.B.C … … 18,874 20,879 19,718 22,959 Holborn M.B.C … … 113,214 68,034 113,758 63,531 St. Pancras. M.B.C … … 36,574 35,732 35,504 33,667 Finsbury M.B.C … … 21,383 23,843 19,920 24,292 Shoreditch M.B.C … … 15,719 16,240 15,883 17,301 Corporation of London … … 69,493 49,205 68,525 56,098 Croydon C.B.C. … … 38,729 35,044 38,978 36,378 Woolwich M.B.C. … … 10,831 14,473 11,397 14,173 Kingston-on-Thames R.B.C. … … 28,426 23,097 26,962 22,081