HC Deb 13 December 1971 vol 828 cc16-7W
Mr. Sproat

asked the Secretary of State for the Environment what is the average income of the head of a household living in private, furnished and rented accommodation in England; and what percentage is paid in rent.

Mr. Channon

I regret this information is not available. As I explained to my hon. Friend on 7th December some information on incomes and rents can be obtained from the Family Expenditure Survey reports but the number of house-holds within the survey sample that occupy privately rented furnished accommodation is too small to provide reliable estimates within that group.—[Vol. 827, c.289– 90.]

Local Authority Name of Scheme Acreage
Bedworth U.D.C. … … Bayton Road … … … … … 4
Bingley U.D.C. … … Old Hills … … … … … 16
Filey U.D.C. … … Station Avenue … … … … … 1
Glendale R.D.C. … … Station Yard, Wooler … … … … … 4
Lancashire C.C. … … Bryn Road (Phase 1), Ashton-in-Makerfield … 233
Newburn U.D.C. … … Maria Pit, Throckley … … … … … 13
St. Helens C.B.C. … … Sherdley Road … … … … … 17
Stoke-on-Trent C.B.C. … … Dividy Road … … … … … 7
Tynemouth C.B.C … … Algernon Colliery … … … … … 17
West Bromwich C.B.C. … … Dunkirk Avenue … … … … … 17
Wymondham U.D.C. … … Station Road … … … … … 20

Mr. Laurance Reed

asked the Secretary of State for the Environment (1) whether the term derelict land as used for the purposes of reclamation grants includes disused mill lodges;

(2) whether the term derelict land as used for the purposes of reclamation grants includes abandoned industrial buildings and installations;

(3) whether the term derelict land as used for the purposes of reclamation grants includes land affected by mining subsidence.

Mr. Graham Page

Yes.