§ Dr. Stuttafordasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department what are the main criteria that he takes into account in allocating grants under the urban aid programme.
§ Mr. LaneAid under the urban programme is concentrated on urban areas with particularly acute social problems such as poor housing, overcrowding, high unemployment and inadequate educational and other social facilities.
§ Mr. Wilkinsonasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether he will list the projects approved for Bradford under the urban aid programme for the financial year 1972–73.
§ Mr. LaneNon-capital projects approved for 1972–73 are as follows:
£ Multi-racial community project (Summer 1972). 1,500 (This year only). Recurrent for: Two part-time nurses for family planning work. 2,000 2 years Grant to Bradford Diocesan Council for Social Responsibility (Family Welfare Committee). 2,500 5 years Grant to Bradford Family Service Unit. 1,621 5 years Grant for playmobile 129 3 years Grant to establish playgroup 905 3 years Grant to YWCA Community Relations project, Manningham. 3,460 4 years The following capital projects to start in 1973–74 have also been approved: 7 Adventure Playgrounds—£3,500.