HC Deb 29 July 1976 vol 916 cc335-7W
Mr. Steen

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will list all the reports published by the community development projects during their existence; and what action, if any, has been taken on each.

Mr. John

The projects individually and collectively have produced a large number of documents aimed at a wide variety of audiences. Those readily available are listed below. All documents received by the Home Office are distributed to the appropriate central Government Department for consideration. It is not possible, without disproportionate cost, to say what further action has been taken in each case.

Documents produced by local CDP teams:

Batley:

  • Report to the Minister (October 1973).
  • Batley at Work (December 1974).
  • A Social Atlas of Kirklees (January 1975).
  • The Batley Welfare Rights Project (July 1976).

Birmingham:

  • Divided Families (December 1974).
  • Workers on the Scrap Heap (February 1975). Local Authority Mortgages in Saltley (June 1975).
  • When is a Wife not a Wife? (August 1975).

Coventry:

  • Report to the Home Secretary (March 1974). Final Report (March 1975).
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  • School Life and Work Life in the Inner City (June 1975).

Cumbria:

  • Youth Study (July 1973).
  • Report to the Minister (October 1973).
  • Housing Study (May 1974).
  • Industrial Co-operations Consultancy (June 1974).
  • Community Information and Action Centre (September 1975).
  • Information and Action Services for Rural Areas (1976).
  • Housing in Copeland 1973–75 (February 1976).

Newham:

  • Canning Town to North Woolwich: Aims of Industry? (January 1975).

Newcastle:

  • Noble Street and Norwich Place (January 1974).
  • Benwell Law Project Annual Report (June 1975).

Liverpool:

  • Tate and Lyle—The Campaign to Save Jobs (March 1975).
  • All their Future (September 1975).

North Tyneside:

  • Report to the Home Secretary (October 1973). Annual Report (January 1974).
  • Report on the Project's Work During 1974 (February 1975).
  • Companies in North Tyneside (April 1975).

Oldham:

  • A Study of Housing Allocation Policy and its Effects (July 1974).
  • Local Government Decision Making—Influences on Elected Members' Role Playing (1975).
  • Housing Improvement and the Racial Conundrum (1976).
  • Deneside—A Council Estate (February 1976).

Paisley:

  • Annual Report 1974
  • Housing Allocation in Paisley and Ferguslie Park (June 1975)
  • The Ferguslie Park Information and Action Centre (August 1975)
  • Census Indicators of Deprivation in Ferguslie (1976)

Southwark:

  • Housing for the Poor (July 1975)
  • Alternative Forms of Tenure: Preferences and Costs (June 1976)

Upper Afan:

  • Report to the Minister (September 1973) Migration Study Reports (February and March 1974)
  • Rôle of Regional Policy in South Wales (September 1974)
  • The Upper Afan CDP—a General Report (January 1975)
  • Descriptive Study of the Special Development Areas of South Wales (February 1976)

Documents produced by ad-hoc inter-project groups:

  • Inter-Project Report (February 1974)
  • Rates of Decline (January 1975)
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  • The Forward Plan (May 1975)
  • The Poverty of the Improvement Programme (July 1975)
  • Local Government Becomes Big Business (September 1975)
  • Cutting the Welfare State (Who Profits) (November 1975)
  • Whatever Happened to Council Housing? (April 1976)