§ Mr. Gordon Wilsonasked the Secretary of State for Trade if he will list in numbers and percentages the flag registrations of oil supply boats, safety and support vessels, crane barges, pipe-laying barges and drilling-rigs deployed in the Scottish sector of the North Sea.
§ Mr. GrayI have been asked to reply.
My Department's best current estimates of the position on the United Kingdom Continental Shelf is:
listed below. Details for the other years have been given in previous parliamentary answers, and I am writing to the hon. Member.
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Grant Applications agreed by the Voluntary Services Unit 1977–78 £ Action Resource Centre 13,000 Advisory Committee for the Education of Romany and other travellers 5,500 After Six Housing Advisory Trust 14,000 Albany Trust 13,500 AVEC - A service agency for church and community work 3,000
£ British Association of Settlements 19,300 British Council for Aid to Refugees 189,500 British Council of Churches 11,400 Brixton Neighbourhood Community Association 43,590 Child Poverty Action Group 13,500 Community Projects Foundation 371,000 Community Service Volunteers 297,211 Community Transport 27,500 Fair Play for Children 26,000 Family Day Centre Projects: 1. Aide-a-toute detresse 26,858 2. Cambridge House and Talbot 16,524 3. Camden Family Service Unit 6,250 4. Defoe Day Care Centre 24,500 5. Gingerbread (Croydon) 9,000 6. Institute of Community Studies 8,297 7. Liverpool Personal Service Society 5,180 8. London Voluntary Service Council 19,760 Family First Trust 5,000 Festival Welfare Services 2,770 Gamblers Anonymous 125 Gingerbread 30,000 Girls Alone in London 10,000 Govan Area Resource Centre 35,000 Greater Manchester Council for Voluntary Services (Development Officer) 7,000 Handicapped Adventure Playground Association 7,000 International Voluntary Service 16,033 London Voluntary Service Council - Community Work Services 32,575 Melting Pot Foundation 16,000 Merseyside Council for Voluntary Service (Development Officer) 7,000 National Association for Asian Youth 19,000 National Association for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders - Hammersmith Project 45,000 National Association of Community Relations Councils 10,500 National Association of Widows 4,700 National Association of Youth Clubs 39,000 National Council of Social Service - Metropolitan Development Officers 32,750 National Elfrida Rathbone Society 10,000 National Playing Fields Association 48,750 National Youth Bureau: National Association of Young Peoples Counsellingand Advisory Service 3,500 Young Volunteer Resource Unit 48,200 Newham Community Renewal Programme 24,700 North Kensington Amenity Trust 10,500 Northern Association for Community Care 500 Onward Industries 40,000 Outset 11,550 Pre-Retirement Association 8,000 Princedale Trust (for Release) 33,000 Returned Volunteer Action 7,000 Romany Guild 2,042 Runnymede Trust 14,000 Scoutreach 7,000 SHAC 27,000 South Wales Anti-Poverty Action Committee 44,021 Swindon Viewpoint 1,250 Task Force 32,475 Volunteer Centre 241,000 Wales Playing Fields Association 4,000 Wandsworth Council - Tooting Youth Project 5,000 West End Coordinated Voluntary Services 47,712 Total £2,155,023
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Estimated List of Grants which have been agreed for 1980–81 £ Action Resource Centre 20,000 Alone in London Service (formerly GALS) 14,320
Association of Researchers in Voluntary Action and Community Involvement 4,300 AVEC - A service agency for church and community work 8,392 British Association for Counselling 11,000 British Association of Settlements 31,400 British Council of Churches (Community Work Resource Unit) 14,500 Brixton Neighbourhood Community Association 53,158 CETU - Community Development 16,000 Charity Trading Advisory Group 7,500 Community Projects Foundation 630,475 Community Service Volunteers 404,355 Community Transport 25,465 Fair Play for Children 31,000 Family Day Centre Projects: 1. Aide-a-Toute Detresse 55,463 2.Cambridge House and Talbot 27,792 3. Camden Family Service Unit 20,450 4. Defoe Day Care Centre 50,684 5.Gingerbread (Croydon) 14,804 6. Institute of Community Studies 20,922 7. Liverpool Personal Service Society 15,555 8. London Voluntary Service Council 56,074 Federation of Community Work Training Groups 15,023 Festival Welfare Services 12,350 Gamblers Anonymous 625 Gingerbread 10,000 Govan Area Resource Centre 38,629 Greater Manchester Council for Voluntary Service (Development Officer) 10,000 International Voluntary Service 21,800 London Voluntary Service Council — Community Work Unit 76,194 Melting Pot Foundation 5,000 Merseyside Council for Voluntary Service (Development Officer) 10,000 Midland Public Service Announcement Scheme 8,450 Milton Keynes Voluntary Organisation Centre 14,000 National Association for Asian Youth 18,000 National Association of Victims Support Schemes 10,000 National Council for Voluntary Organisations: Management Services 4,000 Metropolitan Development Officers 17,050 International Council on Social Welfare 7,700 National Playing Fields Association 57,600 National Youth Bureau: National Association for Young Peoples Counselling and Advisory Service 19,654 Young Volunteer Resource Unit 86,600 Newham Community Renewal Programme 41,018 Northern Association for Community Care 34,580 Onward Industries 45,000 Princedale Trust (for Release) 55,000 Retired Executives Action Clearing House 4,500 Runnymede Trust 3,750 South Wales Anti-Poverty Action Committee 86,700 Stockport Council for Voluntary Service - Volunteer Job Shop 350 Student Community Action Development Unit 3,750 Student Community Action Resource Programme 3,838 Task Force 76,500 Time for God 3,800 United Housing Association Trust 575 Volunteer Centre 430,725 Wales Playing Fields Association 10,800 West End Coordinated Voluntary' Services 83,555 Total £2,860,725 There have been three grants specifically for projects in Scotland and five in Wales*the percentage of the amount of these grants to total grants were 1916–11, 6 per cent.; 1977–78, 6 per cent.; 1978–79, 5 per cent.; 1979–80, 7 per cent.; and in 1980–81, 6 per cent. In addition, many of the grants were to bodies whose work extends to Scotland and Wales. Grants to voluntary bodies 217W in Scotland and Wales are normally the responsibility of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Scotland and of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Wales respectively.
* Figures include 2 projects in each country sponsored by Community Projects Foundation.