HC Deb 20 December 1982 vol 34 cc378-81W
Mr. David Watkins

asked the Secretary of State for the Environment what transfers of funds have taken place from housing revenue accounts to rate funds for each housing authority in England during 1981–82; and what are the estimated figures for 1982–83.

Mr. Stanley

The information on actual transfers in 1981–82 received from local authorities is as set out in table 1. The latest available information on estimated transfers, however, received from local authorities is as set out in table 2.

TABLE 1
Local authorities actual housing revenue account Transfers to the general rate fund in 1981–82
County Authority Amount of transfer (£'000s)
Greater London Bexley 6
Bromley 48
Havering 217
Hillingdon 1,130
Avon Woodspring 301
Bedfordshire Mid-Bedfordshire 107
Berkshire Bracknell 169
Slough 300
Windsor and Maidenhead 137
Wokingham 12
Buckinghamshire Beaconsfield 76
Wycombe 1,109
Cambridgeshire East Cambridgeshire 454
Fenland 207
Cheshire Congleton 346
Cleveland Stockton-on-Tees 50
Cornwall Restormel 108
Cumbria South Lakeland 9
Devon Exeter 93
Dorset Bournemouth 201
North Dorset 29
Wimborne 105
East Sussex Brighton 26
Eastbourne 70
Hove 39
Essex Brentwood 3
Castle Point 33
Colchester 1,111
Epping Forest 1,380
Rochford 159
Tendring 118
Gloucestershire Cheltenham 86
Gloucester 115
Hampshire Basingstoke and Deane 629
Gosport 106
Havant 519
Hereford and Worcester Hereford 4
Malvern Mills 1
Hertfordshire Dacorum 1,000
East Hertfordshire 273
North Hertfordshire 400
Three Rivers 222
Watford 76
Humberside Glanford 8
Kent Canterbury 300
Tonbridge and Malling 861
Leicestershire Harborough 53
Lincolnshire Boston 300
Lincoln 240
Norfolk Breckland 34
North Norfolk 28
Northamptonshire Northampton 15
South Northamptonshire 40
Nottinghamshire Bassetlaw 33
Oxfordshire South Oxfordshire 450
Vale of White Horse 168
Shropshire North Shropshire 48
Shrewsbury and Atcham 150
Somerset Sedgemoor 87
Staffordshire East Staffordshire 150
Lichfield 114
Staffordshire Moorlands 850

County Authority Amount of transfer (£'000s)
Suffolk Forest Heath 48
Ipswich 367
Surrey Epsom and Ewell 20
Guildford 155
Runnymede 46
Spelthorne 115
Surrey Heath 250
Waverley 103
Warwickshire Stratford-on-Avon 835
West Sussex Horsham 254
Mid Sussex 18
Wiltshire West Wiltshire 120

TOTALS: 74 authorities transferred £17.844 million from the HRA to the GRF.

TABLE 2
Local authorities estimated housing revenue account Transfers to the general rate fund in 1982–83
Country Authority Amount of transfer (£'000s)
Greater London Bexley 7
Bromley 86
Havering 1,666
Hillingdon 768
Kingston 1,520
Merseyside St. Helens 887
Wirral 250
Avon Woodspring 543
Berkshire Bracknell 60
Slough 300
Windsor 391
Wokingham 45
Buckinghamshire Beaconsfield 66
Wycombe 550
Cambridgeshire East Cambridgeshire 750
Fenland 229
Cheshire Congleton 280
Cornwall Carrick 77
Penwith 85
Restormel 74
Cumbria South Lakeland 271
Devon East Devon 73
Exeter 126
North Devon 78
South Hams 76
Torbay 300
Dorset Bournemouth 602
Wimbourne 90
East Sussex Brighton 30
Eastbourne 250
Hove 100
Essex Brentwood 80
Castle Point 31
Colchester 1,180
Epping Forest 220
Maldon 2
Rochford 186
Southend 115
Thurrock 210
Gloucestershire Cheltenham 900
Gloucester 134
Tewkesbury 100
Hampshire Havant 634
Hertfordshire Dacorum 559
Three Rivers 153
Isle of Wight South Wight 50
Kent Dartford 150
Shepway 50
Tonbridge and Mailing 861
Tunbridge Wells 81
Lancashire Lancaster 282
West Lancashire 20

County Authority Amount of transfer(£000s)
Leicestershire Harborough 62
Hinckley and Bosworth 300
Lincolnshire South Kesteven 115
Northamptonshire South Northamptonshire 40
Nottinghamshire Rushcliffe 105
Oxfordshire South Oxfordshire 510
Vale of White Horse 81
Shropshire North Shropshire 60
Somerset Taunton Deane 70
Staffordshire East Staffordshire 172
Staffs Moorlands 600
Suffolk Forest Heath 77
Surrey Runnymede 82
Spelthorne 246
Surrey Heath 85
Tandridge 500
Waverley 142
Woking 57
West Sussex Chichester 250
Horsham 279
Worthing 200
Wiltshire West Wiltshire 153

TOTALS: 74 authorities are estimated to be transferring £20.814 million from the HRA to the GRF.