§ Mr. Milneasked the President of the Board of Trade if he will publish a list of the new jobs provided in the Blyth constituency in each year since the introduction of the Local Employment Act to the latest available date and the number of jobs expected from 1969 to 1972.
§ 1. Mrs. Gwyneth DunwoodyThe estimated additional employment to be provided in industrial buildings for which368W industrial development certificates have been issued is given in the following table:
Industrial Building approved in the Bedlington, Blyth and Seaton Delaval Employment Exchange Areas. Estimated Additional Employment 1960 550 1961–62 570 1963 1,240 1964 1,430 1965 1,270 1966 560 1967 3,990 1968 1,050 1969 (Jan.-June) 2,270 NOTES:
* Industrial buildings for which industrial development certificates have been issued in the years shown.
2. † Applicants' estimates of the employment expected to arise when the projects are complete and fully manned.
3. ‡ For reasons of disclosure, figures for 1961 and 1962 cannot be quoted separately.
The number of jobs expected to arise within the next four years in authorised new industrial buildings and in existing buildings taken over by manufacturing firms in the employment exchange areas of Bedlington, Blyth and Seaton Delaval is estimated at 2,990 for males and 1,330 for females.