HC Deb 17 November 1967 vol 754 cc219-20W
Mr. Alfred Morris

asked the Minister of Transport if she will now state her decision on the line of Princess Parkway, Manchester; and what consideration has been given by her Department to representations made on behalf of residents in Beech Park Avenue, Northenden, for a variation in the proposed line of Princess Parkway to allow more space between the road and properties in Beech Park Avenue.

Mr. Swingler

Objections to the scheme for extending Princess Parkway as a trunk road to form part of the proposed North Cheshire Motorway are still under consideration. A decision will be announced as soon as possible.

TAXES COLLECTED IN SCOTLAND, ENGLAND AND WALES
Scotland England and Wales
Total £m. Per Capita £ Total £m. Per Capita £
1966–67
Income Tax* 193.0 37.2 3,002.3 62.4
Profits tax, etc. 3.1 0.6 79.7 1.7
Death Duties 32.7 6.3 268.2 5.6
Stamp duties 4.9 0.9 71.3 1.5
Corporation tax 63.6 12.3 974.7 20.3
Capital gains tax 0.7 0.1 6.7 0.1
298.0 57.4 4,402.9 91.6
* Excluding Schedule C.

Mr. MacArthur

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will calculate the yield from Scotland of Surtax and Schedule C Income Tax.

Mr. Diamond

In 1966–67, the yield of Surtax from Scotland is estimated to have been £20 million: that from Schedule C Income Tax cannot be separately estimated.

Mr. MacArthur

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what were the net taxation receipts in 1966–67 per head of the population of Scotland, and England and Wales, respectively, from vehicle and driving licences.

Manchester Corporation propose to widen and improve Princess Parkway, for which they are the highway authority, and the trunk road scheme is designed to fit in with the Corporation's proposals. The consideration of any representations about Princess Parkway is a matter for the Corporation.

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