§ Mr. Cartwrightasked the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will set out the total number of (a) houses and (b) flats and maisonettes so far sold by each London borough council and the Greater London Council under the right-to-buy legislation.
§ Mr. StanleyFigures for houses and flats sold under the right to buy between October 1980 and June 1982, reported by the authorities concerned, are as follows:
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Right to buy sales completed 3 October 1980 to 30 June 1982. Local authority Houses Flats Total Greater London Council 269 0 269 City of London 0 132 132 Barking and Dagenham *1,678 *0 1,532 Barnet 269 0 269 Bexley 0 0 0 Brent 238 5 243
Local authority Houses Flats Total Bromley 741 6 747 Camden *8 *5 62 Croydon 835 65 900 Ealing 304 71 375 Enfield 443 0 443 Greenwich 463 0 463 Hackney *23 *0 50 Hammersmith and Fulham 41 45 86 Haringey 572 20 592 Harrow 299 11 310 Havering 308 74 382 Hillingdon †l35 †0 †l35 Hounslow 399 0 399 Islington 26 15 41 Kensington and Chelsea 3 29 32 Kingston upon Thames 106 18 124 Lambeth *33 *0 78 Lewisham *180 *0 328 Merton 475 28 503 Newham *241 *0 673 Redbridge 0 0 0 Richmond upon Thames 232 18 250 Southwark 178 0 178 Sutton 211 44 255 Tower Hamlets 44 0 44 Waltham Forest 758 0 758 Wandsworth 163 58 221 Westminster 20 83 103 Notes: * Figures to 31 March 1982 for houses and flats separately. † Sales from 1 April 1981 to 31 March 1982 only. A number of these authorities have completed a significant number of voluntary sales in this period in addition to the right to buy sales shown in the table above.