§ Mr. Chapmanasked the Minister for the Civil Service what is the latest position in the Civil Service pay dispute.
District Council 1976–77 1977–78 1978–79 1979–80 1980–81 Londonderry 98.13 5.53 110.842 36.80 0.780 Limavady 7.72 24.96 3.11 1.50 — Coleraine 18.46 — 8.95 7.97 0.948 Ballymoney — 1.09 2.337 — — Moyle — — 3.815 — — Larne 3.66 — — — — Ballymena 6.35 9.16 1.069 — 3.926 Magherafelt 20.98 9.35 5.943 3.64 3.730 Cookstown 4.04 — 10.559 8.91 0.820 Strabane 12.90 0.03 1.50 — 28.727 Omagh — 2.30 1.88 — 3.990 Fermanagh 20.64 2.29 40.438 15.38 — Dungannon 2.83 6.70 12.11 12.38 0.364 Craigavon 56.11 7.58 — — — Armagh 5.00 65.72 0.64 — 10.69 Newry/Mourne 41.50 27.14 12.294 19.66 1.680 Banbridge 9.51 — 11.60 2.10 0.960 Down 12.02 5.57 — 1.52 5.820 Lisburn 5.00 — — 4.73 29.150 Antrim 67.34 — 10.043 — — Newtownabbey — 0.57 — — — Carrickfergus — 0.80 — — — North Down — — — — 0.057 Ards 18.73 15.70 22.968 — 8.299 Castlereagh — — — — 1.263 Belfast 21.04 — 7.491 — 6.880 Land acquired includes land to be used for access to sites.
Details of the number of dwellings completed on green field sites, the number of dwellings under contract and the number of dwellings proposed in each district council area are as follows:
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§ Mr. HayhoeI am glad to say that the Government's revised offer of a 7 per cent. increase plus a flat-rate increase of £30 a head has been accepted and that an early return to work has been agreed. We must now put this unfortunate dispute behind us. There is a considerable backlog of work and I am confident that all civil servants will be doing what they can to restore those services to the public which have been disrupted during the dispute.