Housing Capital Expenditure

HC Deb 20 December 1982 vol 34 cc381-403W

Mr. Durant

asked the Secretary of State for the Environment what was the level of housing capital expenditure in the first half of 1982–83 by local authorities generally and by each individual local authority.

Mr. Stanley

Capital expenditure on housing by local authorities in England in the first half of 1982–83 is estimated to be £820 million. This represents only 42 per cent. of authorities' basic HIP allocations and only 35 per cent. of those allocations plus the prescribed proportion of their housing capital receipts in the first half-year. In addition to housing capital receipts, housing authorities also generated some £135 million of non-housing receipts in the first half-year which are available to increase capital expenditure, including on housing.

Authority by authority figures showing expenditure in relation to basic HIP allocations, the prescribed proportion of housing capital receipts and non-housing capital receipts are given as follows. The allocations shown exclude any additional amounts given since 30 September as part of the Government's measures to assist authorities to avoid underspending in 1982–83.

Housing Capital Expenditure by English Local Authorities 1982–83
Region 1—North Excluding Cumbria
	Capital Receipts April-September 1982	Gross Housing Capital Expenditure April-September 1982
	Housing Capital Allocation for 1982–83	Housing (Prescribed Proportion)	Non-Housing	Total of Allocation and Receipts (Cols.2+3+4)	Amount	As Percentage of Allocation (col.2)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts(col.2+3)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts and Non Housing Receipts(col.5)
Local Authority (1)	£000 (2)	£000 (3)	£000 (4)	£000 (5)	£000 (6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
Hartlepool	5,043	1,061	9	6,113	2,550	50.6	41.8	41.7
Langbaurgh	5,990	717	401	7,108	3,631	60.6	54.1	51.1
Middlesbrough	10,520	1,187	629	12,336	5,214	49.6	44.5	42.3
Stockton-on-Tees	4,786	687	135	5,608	2,480	51.8	45.3	44.2
Chester-le-Street	1,307	1,740	*	*	443	33.9	14.5	*
Darlington	2,617	252	214	3,083	1,264	48.3	44.1	44.1
Derwentside	3,285	1,037	61	4,383	1,687	51.4	39.0	38.5
Durham	2,380	1,341	10	3,731	1,453	61.1	39.0	38.9
Easington	5,326	1,101	80	6,507	2,812	52.8	43.8	43.2
Sedgefield	4,465	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Teesdale	1,041	110	—	1,151	172	16.5	14.9	14.9
Wear Valley	2,469	682	93	3,244	669	27.1	21.2	20.6
Alnwick	1,431	333	117	1,881	786	54.9	44.6	41.8
Berwick-upon-Tweed	1,065	130	30	1,225	505	47.4	42.3	41.2
Blyth Valley	2,790	930	139	3,859	1,452	52.0	39.0	37.6
Castle Morpeth	2,093	311	231	2,635	1,025	49.0	42.6	38.9
Tynedale	1,369	411	—	1,780	541	39.5	30.4	30.4
Wansbeck	1,800	523	133	2,456	1,018	56.6	43.8	41.4
Gateshead	8,446	3,983	926	13,355	2,961	35.1	23.8	22.2
Newcastle upon Tyne	14,854	2,722	1,608	19,184	6,063	40.8	34.5	31.6
North Tyneside	10,928	1,457	685	13,070	3,087	28.2	24.9	23.6
South Tyneside	10,537	810	57	11,404	3,584	34.0	31.6	31.4
Sunderland	8,296	2,548	47	10,891	1,673	20.2	15.4	15.4
* Not available.

Region 2—Yorkshire and Humberside
	Capital Receipts April-September 1982	Gross Housing Capital Expenditure April-September 1982
	Housing Capital Allocation for 1982–83	Housing (Prescribed Proportion)	Non-Housing	Total of Allocation and Receipts (Cols. 2+3+4)	Amount	As Percentage of Allocation (Col.2)	As percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts (Cols. 2+3)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing and Non-Housing Receipts (Col.5)
Local Authority (1)	£000 (2)	£000 (3)	£000 (4)	£000 (5)	£000 (6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
Beverley	1,980	379	59	2,418	1,104	55.8	46.8	45.7
Boothferry	1,452	198	6	1,656	430	29.6	26.1	26.0
Cleethorpes	2,009	468	60	2,537	781	38.9	31.5	30.8
Glanford	1,587	146	—	1,733	670	42.2	38.7	38.7
Great Grimsby	4,212	532	45	4,789	1,522	36.1	32.1	31.8
Holderness	1,115	89	6	1,210	552	49.5	45.8	45.6
Kingston upon Hull	15,861	2,176	129	18,166	4,922	31.0	27.3	27.1
East Yorkshire	1,695	188	50	1,933	591	34.9	31.4	30.6
Scunthorpe	3,573	352	51	3,976	1,225	34.3	21.2	30.8
Craven	1,299	69	127	1,495	820	63.1	59.9	54.8
Hambleton	1,569	231	62	1,862	482	30.7	26.8	25.9
Harrogate	2,470	893	99	3,462	705	28.5	21.0	20.4
Richmondshire	918	187	84	1,189	427	46.5	38.6	35.9
Ryedale	1,394	209	3	1,606	588	42.2	36.7	36.6
Scarborough	2,088	388	142	2,618	504	24.1	20.4	19.3
Selby	6,626	259	7	6,892	2,730	41.2	39.7	39.6
York	3,485	427	187	4,099	1,316	37.8	33.6	32.1
Barnsley	9,031	3,831	62	12,924	2,623	29.0	20.4	20.3
Doncaster	13,450	5,794	284	19,528	6,134	45.6	31.9	31.4
Rotherham	12,189	2,685	602	15,476	4,749	39.0	31.9	30.7
Sheffield	24,188	2,717	623	27,528	11,079	45.8	41.2	40.2
Bradford	23,879	1,209	712	25,800	8,894	37.2	35.5	34.5
Calderdale	5,536	434	186	6,156	2,393	43.2	40.1	38.9
Kirklees	12,809	780	359	13,948	4,266	33.3	31.4	30.6
Leeds	29,085	3,329	1,163	33,577	11,062	38.0	34.1	32.9
Wakefield	12,382	2,967	120	15,469	4,575	36.9	29.8	29.6

Region 3—East Midlands
	Capital Receipts April—September 1982	Gross Housing Capital Expenditure April—September 1982
	Housing Capital Allocation for 1982–83	Housing (Prescribed Proportion)	Non-Housing	Total of Allocation and Receipts (Cols. 2+3+4)	Amount	As Percentage of Allocation (Col. 2)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts (Cols. 2+3)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing and Non Housing Receipts (Col. 5)
Local Authority (1)	£000 (2)	£000 (3)	£000 (4)	£000 (5)	£000 (6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
Amber Valley	3,141	408	280	3,829	941	30.0	26.5	24.6
Bolsover	2,757	1,709	*	*	1,188	43.1	26.6	*
Chesterfield	2,857	1,449	34	4,340	1,074	37.6	24.9	24.7
Derby	9,322	2,434	746	12,502	4,561	48.9	38.8	36.5
Erewash	3,342	321	82	3,745	1,369	41.0	37.4	36.6
High Peak	2,746	164	14	2,924	1,096	39.9	37.7	37.5
North East Derbyshire	2,715	315	9	3,039	1,220	44.9	40.3	40.1
South Derbyshire	2,838	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
West Derbyshire	1,933	449	—	2,382	423	21.9	17.8	17.8
Blaby	1,007	204	—	1,211	197	19.6	16.3	16.3
Charnwood	3,410	591	573	4,574	1,196	35.1	29.9	26.1
Harborough	1,611	191	2	1,804	605	37.6	33.6	33.5
Hinckley and Bosworth	1,692	338	222	2,252	774	45.7	38.1	34.4
Leicester	18,100	2,618	1,325	22,043	8,238	45.5	39.8	37.4
Melton	1,255	160	94	1,509	676	53.9	47.8	44.8
North West Leicestershire	2,618	228	—	2,846	785	30.0	27.6	27.6
Oadby and Wigston	1,306	107	—	1,413	636	48.7	45.0	45.0
Rutland	720	106	—	826	196	27.2	23.7	23.7
Boston	1,290	114	56	1,460	862	66.8	61.4	59.0
East Lindsey	3,012	123	31	3,166	942	31.3	30.0	29.8
Lincoln	2,459	464	47	2,970	761	30.9	26.0	25.6
North Kesteven	1,922	75	9	2,006	955	49.7	47.8	47.6
South Holland	1,593	249	68	1,910	585	36.7	31.8	30.6
South Kesteven	2,374	204	174	2,752	1,313	55.3	50.9	47.7
West Lindsey	1,639	203	27	1,869	520	31.7	28.2	27.8
Corby	1,603	860	8	2,471	404	25.2	16.4	16.3
Daventry	1,202	312	117	1,631	767	63.8	50.7	47.0
East Northamptonshire	1,515	128	17	1,660	519	34.3	31.6	31.3
Kettering	2,538	286	104	2,928	1,150	45.3	40.7	39.3
Northampton	4,925	622	863	6,410	2,196	44.6	39.6	34.3
South Northamptonshire	1,315	294	26	1,635	670	51.0	41.6	41.0
Wellingborough	1,784	358	735	2,877	1,487	83.4	69.4	51.7
Ashfield	3,123	2,393	56	5,572	911	29.2	16.5	16.3
Bassetlaw	2,715	720	69	3,504	2,186	80.5	63.6	62.4
Broxtowe	3,200	1,108	6	4,314	2,065	64.5	47.9	47.9
Gedling	2,599	620	28	3,247	2,027	78.0	63.0	62.4
Mansfield	4,026	1,828	35	5,889	1,850	46.0	31.6	31.4
Newark	2,666	245	*	*	1,367	51.3	47.0	*
Nottingham	17,574	3,803	675	22,052	11,385	64.8	53.3	51.6
Rushcliffe	2,718	348	—	3,066	1,911	70.3	62.3	62.3
* Not available.

Region 4-Eastern
	Capital Receipts April—September 1982	Gross Housing Capital Expenditure April—September 1982
	Housing Capital Allocation for 1982–83	Housing (Prescribed Proportion)	Non-Housing	Total Allocation and Receipts (Cols. 2+3+4)	Amount	As Percentage of Allocation (Col. 2)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts (Col. 2+3)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing and Non-Housing Receipts (Col. 5)
Local Authority (1)	£000 (2)	£000 (3)	£000 (4)	£000 (5)	£000 (6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
North Bedfordshire	3,631	730	24	4,385	1,452	40.0	33.3	33.1
Luton	4,299	624	*	*	2,847	66.2	57.8	*
Mid Bedfordshire	1,943	790	173	2,906	907	46.7	33.2	31.2
South Bedfordshire	2,043	2,051	419	4,513	957	46.8	23.4	21.2
Aylesbury Vale	3,118	1,285	92	4,495	1,530	49.1	34.7	34.0
South Bucks	1,396	1,253	*	*	827	59.2	31.2	*
Chiltern	1,289	423	4	1,716	806	62.5	47.1	47.0
Milton Keynes	2,089	832	58	2,979	1,861	89.1	63.7	62.5
Wycombe	3,024	737	8	3,769	2,119	70.1	56.3	56.2
Cambridge	3,814	949	211	4,974	1,111	29.1	23.3	22.3
East Cambridgeshire	1,478	333	2	1,813	470	31.8	26.0	25.9
Fenland	1,440	229	78	1,747	716	49.7	42.9	41.0
Huntingdon	3,468	491	372	4,331	2,331	67.2	58.9	53.8
Peterborough	3,543	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
South Cambridgeshire	2,134	1,006	2	3,142	1,343	62.9	42.8	42.7
Basildon	2,894	629	35	3,558	1,398	48.3	39.7	39.3
Braintree	2,229	725	232	3,186	1,368	61.4	46.3	42.9
Brentwood	845	181	355	1,381	691	81.8	67.3	50.0
Castle Point	618	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Chelmsford	1,926	731	9	2,666	1,085	56.3	40.8	40.7
Colchester	2,634	1,678	791	5,103	1,785	67.8	41.4	35.0
Epping Forest	1,942	683	131	2,756	1,464	75.4	55.8	53.1
Harlow	2,698	5,275	2	7,975	1,084	40.2	13.6	13.6
Maldon	1,235	235	41	1,511	456	36.9	31.0	30.2
Rochford	1,846	281	3	2,130	254	13.8	11.9	11.9
Southend-on-Sea	3,127	976	69	4,172	2,163	69.2	52.7	51.8
Tendring	2,743	297	72	3,112	781	28.5	25.7	25.1
Thurrock	2,372	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Uttlesford	1,174	265	20	1,459	552	47.0	38.4	37.8
Broxbourne	2,501	1,469	5,127	9,097	1,712	68.5	43.1	18.8
Dacorum	2,539	1,318	396	4,253	1,312	51.7	34.0	30.8
East Hertfordshire	2,415	1,614	1,432	5,461	1,117	46.3	27.7	20.5
Hertsmere	1,430	1,791	—	3,221	501	35.0	15.6	15.6
North Hertfordshire	2,784	530	—	3,314	1,625	58.4	49.0	49.0
St. Albans	2,003	386	130	2,519	1,157	57.8	48.4	45.9
Stevenage	2,860	2,981	*	*	1,518	53.1	26.0	*
Three Rivers	1,064	408	79	1,551	409	38.4	27.8	26.4
Watford	2,648	3,501	532	6,681	830	31.3	13.5	12.4
Welwyn Hatfield	2,976	2,920	—	5,896	2,787	93.6	47.3	47.3
Breckland	2,721	591	8	3,320	804	29.5	24.3	24.2
Broadland	2,109	111	251	2,471	1,126	53.4	50.7	45.6
Great Yarmouth	3,341	543	38	3,922	873	26.1	22.5	22.3
North Norfolk	2,733	475	221	3,429	1,051	38.5	32.8	30.7
Norwich	8,067	847	141	9,055	3,074	38.1	34.5	33.9
South Norfolk	2,218	559	15	2,792	488	22.0	17.6	17.5
King's Lynn and West Norfolk	3,341	938	351	4,630	1,518	45.4	35.5	32.8
Babergh	2,128	261	150	2,539	1,012	47.6	42.4	39.9
Forest Heath	1,204	112	80	1,396	340	28.2	25.8	24.4
Ipswich	5,196	961	518	6,675	2,667	51.3	43.3	40.0
Mid Suffolk	2,265	308	—	2,573	1,009	44.5	39.2	39.2
St. Edmundsbury	2,359	655	127	3,141	1,160	49.2	38.5	36.9
Suffolk Coastal	2,250	344	47	2,641	812	36.1	31.3	30.7
Waveney	3,530	429	204	4,163	1,788	50.7	45.2	42.9
* Not available.

Region 5-Greater London
	Capital Receipts April—September 1982	Gross Housing Capital Expenditure April—September 1982
	Housing Capital Allocation for 1982–83	Housing (Prescribed Proportion)	Non-Housing	Total of Allocation and Receipts (Cols. 2+3+4)	Amount	As Percentage of Allocation (Col. 2)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts (Cols. 2+3)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing and Non Housing Receipts (Col. 5)
Local Authority (1)	£000 (2)	£000 (3)	£000 (4)	£000 (5)	£000 (6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
Greater London Council	70,554	18,915	11,751	101,220	51,394	72.8	57.4	50.8
City of London	720	2,503	8,085	11,308	124	17.2	3.8	1.1
Barking and Dagenham	3,520	3,371	—	6,891	1,080	30.7	15.7	15.7
Barnet	8,739	1,680	117	10,536	1,970	22.5	18.9	18.7
Bexley	5,479	1,032	201	6,712	3,018	55.1	46.4	45.0
Brent	26,154	716	2,250	29,120	10,997	42.0	40.9	37.8
Bromley	6,785	2,580	817	10,182	4,531	66.8	48.4	44.5
Camden	35,085	5,831	2,812	43,728	11,395	32.5	27.8	26.1
Croydon	8,764	1,443	1,436	11,643	4,391	50.1	43.0	37.7
Ealing	15,742	2,845	1,948	20,535	7,421	47.1	39.9	36.1
Enfield	8,738	1,208	227	10,173	4,120	47.2	41.4	40.5
Greenwich	16,635	4,877	1	21,513	6,247	37.6	29.0	29.0
Hackney	23,629	771	86	24,486	9,459	40.0	38.8	38.6
Hammersmith and Fulham	19,887	2,698	178	22,763	9,944	50.0	44.0	43.7
Haringey	29,908	2,468	505	32,881	13,559	45.3	41.9	41.2
Harrow	4,401	686	318	5,405	1,905	43.3	37.4	35.2
Havering	4,054	4,495	228	8,777	1,941	47.9	22.7	22.1
Hillingdon	9,144	4,741	1,542	15,427	5,330	58.3	38.4	34.5
Hounslow	9,712	1,536	772	12,020	4,119	42.4	36.6	34.3
Islington	38,032	2,844	232	41,108	15,980	42.0	39.1	38.9
Kensington and Chelsea	20,341	1,014	510	21,865	8,810	43.3	41.3	40.3
Kingston upon Thames	2,714	741	1,028	4,483	1,372	50.6	39.7	30.6
Lambeth	43,314	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Lewisham	25,557	1,928	43	27,528	7,099	27.8	25.8	25.8
Merton	6,929	2,260	82	9,271	3,858	55.7	42.0	41.6
Newham	21,962	5,385	23	27,370	4,189	19.1	15.3	15.3
Redbridge	5,149	1,377	149	6,675	1,789	34.7	27.4	26.8
Richmond upon Thames	5,488	674	283	6,445	2,400	43.7	38.9	37.2
Southwark	33,772	3,285	749	37,806	12,909	38.2	34.8	34.1
Sutton	3,282	1,181	381	4,844	1,337	40.7	30.0	27.6
Tower Hamlets	10,542	577	466	11,585	1,837	17.4	16.5	15.9
Waltham Forest	9,042	1,918	138	11,098	5,387	59.6	49.2	48.5
Wandsworth	19,986	5,484	242	25,712	11,579	57.9	45.5	45.0
Westminster	18,198	1,385	2,714	22,297	9,139	50.2	46.7	41.0
* Not available.

Region 6-South Eastern
	Capital Receipts April—September 1982	Gross Housing Capital Expenditure April—September 1982
	Housing Capital Allocation for 1982–83	Housing (Prescribed Proportion)	Non-Housing	Total of Allocation and Receipts (Cols. 2+3+4)	Amount	As Percentage of Allocation (Col. 2)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts (Cols. 2+3)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing and Non Housing Receipts (Col. 5)
Local Authority (1)	£000 (2)	£000 (3)	£000 (4)	£000 (5)	£000 (6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
Bracknell	2,120	978	13	3,111	1,535	72.4	49.5	49.3
Newbury	2,455	488	374	3,317	1,121	45.7	38.1	33.8
Reading	4,852	*	*	*	1,450	29.9	*	*
Slough	2,674	1,216	235	4,125	1,978	74.0	50.8	48.0
Windsor and Maidenhead	3,151	861	1,170	5,182	1,236	39.2	30.8	23.9
Wokingham	1,914	700	638	3,252	982	51.3	37.6	30.2
Brighton	6,365	771	381	7,517	2,501	39.3	35.0	33.3
Eastbourne	2,784	2,334	151	5,269	1,193	42.9	23.3	22.6
Hastings	4,062	572	208	4,842	2,037	50.1	44.0	42.1
Hove	2,634	224	—	2,858	619	23.5	21.7	21.7
Lewes	2,791	450	22	3,263	1,570	56.3	48.4	48.1
Rother	2,005	353	20	2,378	962	48.0	40.8	40.5
Wealden	2,498	921	—	3,419	795	31.8	23.3	23.3
Basingstoke and Deane	4,844	1,902	2,072	8,818	2,950	60.9	43.7	33.5
East Hampshire	2,015	361	649	3,025	1,336	66.3	56.2	44.2
Eastleigh	2,039	630	76	2,745	1,131	55.5	42.4	41.2
Fareham	1,775	599	*	*	627	35.3	26.4	*
Gosport	2,783	330	10	3,123	1,020	36.7	32.8	32.7
Hart	1,397	692	—	2,089	257	18.4	12.3	12.3
Havant	2,301	1,049	209	3,559	537	23.3	16.0	15.1
New Forest	3,546	832	263	4,641	1,911	53.9	43.7	41.2
Portsmouth	6,061	1,227	*	*	3,564	58.8	48.9	*
Rushmoor	2,382	496	202	3,080	1,323	55.5	46.0	43.0
Southampton	5,643	977	814	7,434	3,111	55.1	47.0	41.8
Test Valley	4,753	1,289	5	6,047	2,897	61.0	47.9	47.9
Winchester	2,170	448	622	3,240	1,217	56.1	46.5	37.6
Medina	2,026	205	—	2,231	1,083	53.5	48.5	48.5
South Wight	1,681	201	46	1,928	782	46.5	41.6	40.6
Ashford	3,935	759	13	4,707	2,284	58.0	48.7	48.5
Canterbury	3,090	395	205	3,690	1,127	36.5	32.3	30.5
Dartford	2,258	517	4	2,779	990	43.8	35.7	35.6
Dover	3,086	480	8	3,574	1,169	37.9	32.8	32.7
Gillingham	2,178	347	25	2,550	1,020	46.8	40.4	40.0
Gravesham	3,095	696	79	3,870	1,399	45.2	36.9	36.1
Maidstone	2,530	423	*	*	1,122	44.3	38.0	*
Rochester upon Medway	2,950	1,171	1,656	5,777	1,026	34.8	24.9	17.8
Sevenoaks	2,309	547	220	3,076	1,518	65.7	53.2	49.3
Shepway	2,636	341	82	3,059	915	34.7	30.7	29.9
Swale	3,048	488	41	3,577	1,268	41.6	35.9	35.4
Thanet	2,640	601	145	3,386	1,245	47.2	38.4	36.8
Tonbridge and Mailing	2,284	630	204	3,118	1,116	48.9	38.3	35.8
Tunbridge Wells	2,252	599	31	2,882	392	17.4	13.7	13.6
Cherwell	2,223	613	80	2,916	1,144	51.5	40.3	39.2
Oxford	4,435	565	1,195	6,195	1,868	42.1	37.4	30.2
South Oxfordshire	2,567	630	5	3,202	994	38.7	31.1	31.0
Vale of White Horse	2,355	554	459	3,368	711	30.2	24.4	21.1
West Oxfordshire	1,882	426	—	2,308	657	34.9	28.5	28.5
Elmbridge	3,212	529	197	3,938	1,639	51.0	43.8	41.6
Epsom and Ewell	1,626	255	21	1,902	520	32.0	27.6	27.3
Guildford	3,031	601	358	3,990	1,393	46.0	38.4	34.9
Mole Valley	2,324	610	1,481	4,415	1,015	43.7	34.6	23.0
Reigate and Banstead	2,678	521	768	3,967	980	36.6	30.6	24.7
Runnymede	2,383	568	—	2,951	1,325	55.6	44.9	44.9
Spelthorne	2,572	525	23	3,120	1,391	54.1	44.9	44.6
Surrey Heath	1,436	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Tandridge	1,459	304	3	1,766	716	9.1	40.6	40.5
Waverley	2,552	981	51	3,584	909	35.6	25.7	25.4
Woking	2,843	304	—	3,147	1,069	37.6	34.0	34.0

	Capital Receipts April—September 1982	Gross Housing Capital Expenditure April—September 1982
	Housing Capital Allocation for 1982–83	Housing (Prescribed Proportion)	Non-Housing	Total of Allocation and Receipts (Cols. 2+3+4)	Amount	As Percentage of Allocation (Col. 2)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts (Cols. 2+3)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing and Non Housing Receipts (Col. 5)
Local Authority (1)	£000 (2)	£000 (3)	£000 (4)	£000 (5)	£000 (6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
Adur	1,768	255	150	2,173	493	27.9	24.4	22.7
Arun	2,431	850	177	3,458	928	38.2	28.3	26.8
Chichester	2,370	293	94	2,757	847	35.7	31.8	30.7
Crawley	3,614	5,083	28	8,725	1,058	29.3	12.2	12.1
Horsham	3,111	270	1,516	4,897	1,266	40.7	37.4	25.9
Mid Sussex	2,490	471	205	3,166	673	27.0	22.7	21.3
Worthing	1,919	170	312	2,401	1,074	56.0	51.4	44.7
* Not available.

Region 7—South West
	Capital Receipts April-September 1982	Gross Housing Capital Expenditure April-September 1982
	Housing Capital Allocation for 1982–83	Housing (Prescribed Proportion)	Non-Housing	Total of Allocation and Receipts (Cols. 2+3+4)	Amount	As Percentage of Allocation (Col. 2)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts (Cols. 2+3)	As Percentage of Allocation + Non-Housing Receipts (Cols. 5)
Local Authority (1)	£000 (2)	£000 (3)	£000 (4)	£000 (5)	£000 (6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
Bath	1,910	555	107	2,572	852	44.6	34.6	33.1
Bristol	17,058	3,470	2,770	23,298	5,310	31.1	25.9	22.8
Kingswood	2,102	1,550	34	3,686	986	46.9	27.0	26.7
Northavon	1,388	410	1,240	3,038	852	61.4	47.4	28.0
Wansdyke	818	510	7	1,335	315	38.5	23.7	23.6
Woodspring	2,396	424	148	2,968	972	40.6	34.5	32.7
Caradon	2,447	532	23	3,002	775	31.7	26.0	25.8
Carrick	1,555	330	65	1,950	702	45.1	37.2	36.0
Kerrier	1,796	245	17	2,058	942	52.4	46.2	45.8
North Cornwall	1,543	608	30	2,181	634	41.1	29.5	29.1
Penwith	2,225	318	48	2,591	914	41.1	35.9	35.3
Restormel	1,649	455	13	2,117	772	46.8	36.7	36.5
Isles of Scilly	201	11	—	212	9	4.5	4.2	4.2
East Devon	1,455	339	214	2,008	712	48.9	39.7	35.5
Exeter	2,060	567	71	2,698	961	46.7	36.6	35.6
North Devon	2,148	659	—	2,807	752	35.0	26.8	26.8
Plymouth	10,954	1,321	734	13,009	3,918	35.8	31.9	30.1
South Hams	1,828	324	180	2,332	796	43.5	37.0	34.1
Teignbridge	2,091	261	139	2,491	862	41.2	36.6	34.6
Mid Devon	1,841	876	41	2,758	943	51.2	34.7	34.2
Torbay	2,200	334	198	2,732	836	38.0	33.0	30.6
Torridge	1,414	247	16	1,677	724	51.2	43.6	43.2
West Devon	1,094	109	1	1,204	436	39.9	36.2	36.2
Bournemouth	3,036	874	476	4,386	1,786	58.8	45.7	40.7
Christchurch	752	199	1,682	2,633	243	32.3	25.6	9.2
North Dorset	904	639	1	1,544	852	94.2	55.2	55.2
Poole	2,320	825	1,765	4,910	737	31.8	23.4	15.0
Purbeck	1,154	127	42	1,323	314	27.2	24.5	23.7
West Dorset	1,550	790	25	2,365	1,141	73.6	48.8	48.2
Weymouth and Portland	2,369	867	—	3,236	1,347	56.9	41.6	41.6
Wimborne	1,182	642	13	1,837	817	69.1	44.8	44.5
Cheltenham	3,490	773	1,952	6,215	2,104	60.3	49.4	33.9
Cotswold	1,567	523	93	2,183	1,093	69.8	52.3	50.1
Forest of Dean	2,163	544	23	2,730	715	33.1	26.4	26.2
Gloucester	1,749	471	32	2,252	1,015	58.0	45.7	45.1
Stroud	2,342	639	180	3,161	976	41.7	32.7	30.9
Tewkesbury	1,499	246	—	1,745	968	64.6	55.5	55.5
Mendip	3,259	410	1	3,670	2,002	61.4	54.6	54.6
Sedgemoor	1,852	978	204	3,034	636	34.3	22.5	21.0
Taunton Deane	1,939	507	159	2,605	926	47.8	37.9	35.5
West Somerset	1,234	141	—	1,375	263	21.3	19.1	19.1
Yeovil	2,580	732	47	3,359	1,750	67.8	52.8	52.1
Kennet	1,842	459	246	2,547	827	44.9	35.9	32.5
North Wiltshire	1,655	455	38	2,148	789	47.7	37.4	36.7
Salisbury	1,821	671	95	2,587	807	44.3	32.4	31.2
Thamesdown	6,686	1,905	1,584	10,175	2,636	39.4	30.7	25.9
West Wiltshire	1,489	380	385	2,254	519	34.9	27.8	23.0

Region 8—West Midlands
	Capital Receipts April-September 1982	Gross Housing Capital Expenditure April-September 1982
	Housing Capital Allocation for 1982–83	Housing (Prescribed Proportion)	Non- Housing	Total of Allocation and Receipts (Cols.2+3+4)	Amount	As Percentage of Allocation (Col. 2)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts (Cols. 2+3)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing and Non-Housing Receipts (Col. 5)
Local Authority (1)	£000 (2)	£000 (3)	£000 (4)	£000 (5)	£000 (6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
Bromsgrove	1,433	474	27	1,934	793	55.3	41.6	41.0
Hereford	1,752	733	—	2,485	1,175	67.1	47.3	47.3
Leominster	1,407	226	5	1,638	689	49.0	42.2	42.1
Malvern Hills	3,450	454	52	3,956	1,106	32.1	28.3	28.0
Redditch	1,347	241	21	1,609	264	19.6	16.6	16.4
South Herefordshire	1,465	600	7	2,072	682	46.6	33.0	32.9
Worcester	1,820	499	*	*	1,012	55.6	43.6	*
Wychavon	2,407	1,047	418	3,872	1,795	74.6	52.0	46.4
Wyre Forest	3,005	479	5	3,489	1,235	41.1	35.4	35.4
Bridgnorth	1,044	208	27	1,279	285	27.3	22.8	22.3
North Shropshire	1,414	237	8	1,659	555	39.3	33–6	33.5
Oswestry	903	182	—	1,085	363	40.2	33.5	33.5
Shrewsbury and Atcham	2,087	318	102	2,507	763	36.6	31.7	30.4
South Shropshire	1,045	145	37	1,227	406	38.9	34.1	33.1
The Wrekin	3,563	608	753	4,924	1,764	49.5	42.3	35.8
Cannock Chase	2,067	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
East Staffordshire	3,120	288	958	4,366	1,775	56–9	52.1	40.7
Lichfield	2,091	224	—	2,315	1,036	49.5	44.8	44.8
Newcastle-under-Lyme	3,173	1,528	115	4,816	1,214	38.3	25.8	25.2
Stafford	2,382	340	89	2,811	725	30.4	26.6	25.8
South Staffordshire	2,034	642	50	2,726	1,022	50.2	38.2	37.5
Staffordshire
Moorlands	1,359	118	34	1,511	380	28.0	25.7	25.1
Stoke-on-Trent	9,126	1,472	32	10,630	3,901	42.7	36.8	36.7
Tamworth	2,765	443	64	3,272	746	27.0	23.3	22.8
North Warwickshire	1,101	507	—	1,608	615	55.9	38.2	38.2
Nuneaton and Bedworth	2,851	1,305	446	4,602	1,095	38.4	26.3	23.8
Rugby	3,585	297	173	4,055	1,838	51.3	47.3	45.3
Stratford-on-Avon	2,395	871	81	3,347	896	37.4	27.4	26.8
Warwick	2,210	451	456	3,117	1,830	82.8	68.8	58.7
Birmingham	58,865	4,846	6,084	69,795	14,744	25.0	23.1	21.1
Coventry	9,563	2,545	135	12,243	4,090	42.8	33.8	33.4
Dudley	7,074	2,703	180	9,957	4,138	58.5	42.3	41.6
Sandwell	14,430	1,568	8	16,006	5,660	39.2	35.4	35.4
Solihull	2,059	799	328	3,186	879	42.7	30.8	27.6
Walsall	9,935	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Wolverhampton	14,122	2,488	223	16,833	4,853	34.4	29.2	28.8
* Not available.

Region 9—North West Including Cumbria
	Capital Receipts April-September 1982	Gross Housing Capital Expenditure April-September 1982
	Housing Capital Allocation for 1982–83	Housing (prescribed Proportion)	Non-Housing	Total of Allocation and Receipts(Cols.2+3+4)	Amount	As Percentage of Allocation(Col.2)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing Receipts (Cols.2+3)	As Percentage of Allocation + Housing and Non-Housing Receipts (col.5)
Local Authority (1)	£000 (2)	£000 (3)	£000 (4)	£000 (5)	£000 (6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
Chester	2,462	341	32	2,835	1,152	46.8	41.1	40.6
Congleton	1,630	350	*	*	916	56.2	46.3	*
Crewe and Nantwich	2,923	502	261	3,686	1,144	39.1	33.4	31.0
Ellesmere Port and Neston	1,384	587	128	2,099	466	33.7	23.6	22.2
Halton	2,972	887	253	4,112	1,210	40.7	31.4	29.4
Macclesfield	3,281	540	221	4,042	1,967	60.0	51.5	48.7
Vale Royal	2,125	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Warrington	4,577	689	*	*	2,026	44.3	38.5	*
Allerdale	3,823	180	190	4,193	1,723	45.1	43.0	41.1
Barrow-in-Furness	2,475	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Carlisle	3,208	888	2,840	6,936	1,308	40.8	31.9	18.9
Copeland	2,740	1,493	34	4,267	819	29.9	19.3	19.2
Eden	1,138	441	10	1,589	514	45.2	32.6	32.3
South Lakeland	1,720	1,252	88	3,060	1,072	62.33	6.1	35.0
Blackburn	8,941	463	199	9,603	3,077	34.4	32.7	32.0
Blackpool	3,849	394	148	4,391	1,509	39.2	35.6	34.4
Burnley	5,435	635	173	6,243	1,664	30.6	27.4	26.7
Chorley	2,527	90	22	2,639	1,205	47.7	46.0	45.7
Fylde	1,137	193	—	1,330	378	33.2	28.4	28.4
Hyndburn	4,117	162	30	4,309	1,285	31.2	30.0	29.8
Lancaster	3,061	460	388	3,909	990	32.3	28.1	25.3
Pendle	4,683	248	61	4,992	2,057	43.9	41.7	41.2
Preston	4,439	174	234	4,847	2,264	51.0	49.1	46.7
Ribble Valley	1,660	187	11	1,858	488	29.4	26.4	26.3
Rossendale	3,454	227	99	3,780	1,102	31.9	29.9	29.2
South Ribble	2,298	381	—	2,679	746	32.5	27.8	27.8
West Lancashire	1,447	168	16	1,631	530	36.6	32.8	32.5
Wyre	1,481	264	9	1,754	548	37.0	31.4	31.2
Bolton	15,773	931	394	17,098	6,938	44.0	41.5	40.6
Bury	6,107	476	329	6,912	1,821	29.8	27.7	26.3
Manchester	53,430	3,751	2,400	59,581	18,626	34.9	32.6	31.3
Oldham	14,480	728	186	15,394	4,095	28.3	26.9	26.6
Rochdale	13,464	823	7	14,294	4,509	33.5	31.6	31.5
Salford	28,587	1,773	316	30,676	6,690	23.4	22.0	21.8
Stockport	6,544	657	544	7,745	2,205	33.7	30.6	28.5
Tameside	12,136	1,181	286	13,603	4,123	34.0	31.0	30.3
Trafford	6,109	1,173	1,142	8,424	1,730	28.3	23.8	20.5
Wigan	11,566	1,661	139	13,366	2,971	25.7	22.5	22.2
Knowsley	5,075	2,479	24	7,578	2,661	52.4	35.2	35.1
Liverpool	46,666	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
St. Helens	7,006	984	440	8,430	3,342	47.7	41.8	39.6
Sefton	7,531	1,024	413	8,968	3,036	40.3	35.5	33.9
Wirral	11,915	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
* Not available.