HC Deb 14 December 1976 vol 922 cc621-2W
Mr. Hicks

asked the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food if he will confirm that his announcement of 9th November 1976 relating to the availability of financial assistance under the Industry Act 1972 and FEOGA individual project schemes for the United Kingdom red meat

Department Location Number of posts moved (at 1st October 1976)
Civil Service Department … Sunningdale … … 56
… Basingstoke … … 129
Export Credits Guarantee Department … Cardiff … … 44
Foreign and Commonwealth Office … Merseyside … … 10
Her Majesty's Customs and Excise … Southend … … 35
Department of the Environment … Bristol … … 32
Countryside Commission … Cheltenham … … 100
(completed)
COSIRA … Salisbury … … 38
Department of Health and Social Security … Blackpool … … 122
Newcastle … … 19
Her Majesty's Stationery Office … Norwich … … 5
Natural Environment Research Council … Swindon … … 99
Office of Population Censuses and Surveys … Southport … … 32
Science Research Council … Swindon … … 135
Departments of Trade and Industry … Cardiff/Newport … … 161
Companies Registration Office … Cardiff … … 687
TOTAL … … 1,704

Mr. Norman Buchan

asked the Minister for the Civil Service (1) what is the timetable for remaining dispersal moves of Civil Service posts, showing each of the areas and Departments involved;

(2) on what dates the work is scheduled to commence on the buildings for the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Overseas Development in the

slaughterhouse scheme applies to locations in non-assisted areas as well as development and intermediate areas.

Mr. Strang

I confirm that the red-meat slaughterhouse industry scheme of financial assistance which was announced by my right hon. Friend on 9th November applies to all eligible slaughtering facilities in the United Kingdom wherever they are situated.

As far as assistance from EEC funds is concerned, I would refer the hon. Member to the reply given to his question on 16th November 1976.—[Vol. 919, c. 107–8 and 513–4.]

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