§ Mr. Pavittasked the Secretary of State for the Environment what is the number of man-hours spent since 13th October, 1970, on redecorating the hall and staircase of Lancaster House; and what will be the cost of this work when completed.
§ Mr. Amery5,770 man hours; this includes time spent erecting the extensive scaffolding required. The cost of the work when completed, including scaffolding, will be £19,440.
§ Mr. Pavittasked the Secretary of State for the Environment when he anticipates
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§ Mr. Graham PageThe compensation and payments paid out of central government funds under the Town and Country Planning Acts for loss of development value as a result of adverse planning decisions and for similar reasons for each year since 1960 are as follows:
The figures are for England, Wales and Scotland.
and local authorities in the form of subsidies for council houses; and how this compares with tax relief given to owner-occupiers.
§ Mr. AmeryThe latest available estimates are as follows:
that Lancaster House will be reopened for public viewing.
§ Mr. AmeryOn Easter Saturday, 10th April, 1971, provided that no official functions requiring the use of the State Rooms arise at short notice.