§ Dr. Cunninghamasked the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will list the amount of derelict land grant made available to individual local authorities for each year since 1979 and where appropriate split these into class A and class B grants.
§ Mr. Patrick JenkinDetails of total approved expenditure by individual authorities undertaking grant-aided reclamation schemes for each year since 1979 are given in the table attached. Figures are not yet available for 1983–84. Since 1982–83 expenditure has been split between(a) priority schemes by local authorities and private developers leading to immediate disposal of reclaimed land to the private sector for development (category A) and (b) mainly environmental schemes (category B).
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Local authority 1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 Category A Category B Halton 229,274 446,668 666,112 — 683,278 Macclesfield 945,364 102,814 1,254,162 — 629,818 Vale Royal 40,268 44,758 111,140 — 258,208 Warrington 106,961 296,508 416,521 699,419 674,537 Cheshire CC 106,020 140,168 555,966 — 845,831 Cleveland Hartlepool 1,520,090 361,125 254,681 — 600,200 Langbaurgh — 2,150 35,684 — 482,194 Middlesbrough 108,203 61,405 18,987 — 141,838 Stockton-on-Tees — 42,946 15,800 — 110,852 Cleveland CC 226,643 114,846 34,666 — 841,471 Cornwall Carrick — — — — 818,402 Kerrier — — 380 — — Restormel — — — — 4,269 Cornwall CC 6,492 6,372 1,047 — 100,997 Cumbria Barrow-in-Furness 32,600 50,000 4,819 — 219,694 Allerdale 132,919 40,000 1,935 — 206,203 Carlisle — — — — 65,526 Copeland 55,099 66,899 97,807 — 2,773,590 Eden — — — — 45,330 Cumbria CC 162,614 140,000 70,600 — 702,995 Derbyshire Amber Valley — — — 372,550 68,038 Bolsover — — — — 4,774 Derby — 48,094 1,522 — — North East Derbyshire — — — — 6,908 South Derbyshire — — — — 12,154 West Derbyshire — — — — 175,074 Derbyshire CC 983,183 1,044,578 752,415 — 1,196,535 Devon Exeter — 328,674 20,954 — 33,776 North Devon 43,645 23,708 28,796 — 15,000 Plymouth 30,000 — 8,000 — 17,514 South Hams — — — — 118,615 Teignbridge 15,183 275,468 206,229 — 87,040 Torbay 8,538 8,739 42,417 — 70,545 West Devon — — — — 11,300 Devon CC — 5,050 — — — Dorset North Dorset — — — — 10,222 Poole — 10,144 551 — — Dorset CC 10,686 17,472 — — — Durham Chester-le-Street — 86,056 47,623 — 9,939 Darlington — 213,864 187,611 — 582,334 Derwentside 96,524 190,436 689,518 — 723,710 Durham 462 — — — 15,849 Easington 943,978 291,569 82,288 — 294,694 Sedgefield — — — — 29,000 Teesdale — 48,998 11,258 — — Wear Valley 65,301 29,742 38,384 — 58,514 Durham CC 877,280 1,540,895 1,162,336 140,853 737,286 East Sussex Hastings — — 12,875 — 16,754 Gloucestershire Cheltenham — — — — 14,570 Gloucester — — — — 2,524 Greater London LB Barnet 1,822 — — — 21,419 LB Bexley — — — — 8,188 LB Camden 29,290 23,244 70,119 — 29,634 LB Croydon — — 7,265 — — LB Ealing 10,620 12,519 127,000 — 41,532 LB Enfield — — — — 46,097 LB Greenwich 116,000 234,000 100,565 145,500 — 124W125W
Local authority 1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 Category A Category B LB Haringey — 7,700 — — 29,000 LB Hillingdon 22,145 17,994 7,476 — — LB Hounslow 45,789 94,458 27,212 — — LB Kensington & Chelsea — — — — 28,638 LB Kingston upon Thames — — — — 99,097 LB Lewisham 36,260 64,420 — 263,102 4,645 LB Merton — — 21,000 320,000 — LB Richmond upon Thames — — — — 7,500 LB Southwark 72,000 758,000 860,424 — 351,395 LB Tower Hamlets 274,746 2,309,565 1,000,000 — — LB Wandsworth — — — — 55,500 GLC — — 27,228 — 1,437,716 Greater Manchester Bolton 156,414 88,842 140,049 — 272,697 Bury 38,209 35,163 112,866 — 124,324 Manchester 500,987 385,091 377,604 — 2,077,424 Oldham 93,621 216,503 299,997 34,276 249,711 Rochdale 151,035 253,384 176,644 — 226,347 Salford 51,523 253,822 347,024 320,000 2,130,553 Stockport 24,791 192,577 113,172 — 220,612 Tameside 423,260 345,047 412,827 81,152 643,176 Trafford 22,655 32,297 37,792 — 64,884 Wigan 472,622 518,743 399,913 — 1,239,375 Greater Manchester MCC 776,778 1,166,291 1,484,572 — 2,358,365 Hampshire Eastleigh — — — — 47,831 New Forest — — — — 2,600 Portsmouth — — — — 8,453 Hereford and Worcestershire Hereford — — 1,650 — 21,000 Leominster 4,349 — — — — Wyre Forest — — — — 24,000 Hertfordshire Hertfordshire CC — — — — 84,425 Humberside Beverley — — 4,759 — 42,197 Booth Ferry 124,825 — — — — Glanford 5,516 — — — 309,295 Grimsby 16,000 — — — — Kingston upon Hull 339,000 700,000 615,729 — 573,287 E Yorkshire — — — — 740 Scunthorpe 40,000 106,000 16,588 — 1,237 Humberside CC 18,181 — — — — Kent Swale — — — — 5,587 Kent CC 27,550 3,900 8,520 — 5,229 Lancashire Blackburn 160,628 77,706 171,982 — 434,240 Blackpool — — — — 544,475 Burnley 239,306 355,064 201,087 — 154,406 Chorley 37,311 137,915 393,133 60,602 195,952 Hyndburn 27,446 24,819 48,512 — 176,419 Lancaster — 3,651 362,816 — 1,301,647 Pendle 73,016 263,762 180,420 — 170,798 Preston 25,964 1,725 25,159 1,169,200 1,039 Ribble Valley — 157,285 243,261 — 30,000 Rossendale 51,594 92,120 143,599 — 267,224 South Ribble 1,388 378,169 27,572 — 301,200 West Lancashire — — 13,561 30,389 84,780 Lancashire CC 327,853 538,896 420,286 — 765,904 Leicestershire Leicester — — — _ 21,188 Leicestershire CC 25,624 84,987 10,623 — 17,716 Lincolnshire Boston — — — — 168,290 E Lindsey — — — — 13,532 Lincolnshire CC — 2,473 1,386 — — 126W127W
Local authority 1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 Category A Category B Merseyside Knowsley — — 10,341 — 75,399 Liverpool 381,775 259,783 657,708 241,520 115,675 St. Helens 140,382 290,922 172,153 — 12,904 Sefton 4,472 87,502 73,240 — 130,842 Wirral — — — — 6,000 Merseyside MCC 351,902 763,966 581,778 — 662,623 Norfolk Great Yarmouth 66,551 28,495 22,953 — 1,938 Norfolk 3,986 — — — 38,913 Kings Lynn and W Norfolk — — — — 9,301 Northamptonshire Corby — 505,000 809,220 — 3,112,640 Kettering — — — — 123,000 Northampton — — — — 18,500 Wellingborough — — — — 12,705 Northumberland Alnwick — — — — 4,188 Wansbeck — — — — 11,118 Northumberland CC 1,012,871 900,000 702,000 — 667,309 North Yorkshire Harrogate — — — — 2,906 Ryedale 1,631 — — — — Scarborough — — — — 112,670 Selby — — — — 15,270 York — — 394 119,810 — Nottinghamshire Ashfield — — — — 76,187 Bassetlaw 30,938 31,441 1,119 — — Gedling 7,773 13,776 8,212 — 176,653 Mansfield — — — — 160,132 Newark — — — — 31,048 Nottingham 115,150 465,596 186,459 — 179,472 Nottinghamshire CC 388,550 1,246,165 509,430 — 1,248,714 Oxfordshire S Oxfordshire — — — — 4,962 Oxfordshire 44,000 80,000 87,847 — 10,345 Shropshire Bridgnorth 3,794 — — — — Oswestry 136,273 21,380 53,850 — 1,139 Wrekin 62,119 25,589 21,871 88,000 Shropshire CC 285,000 108,799 107,133 — 119,892 Somerset Somerset CC — 160 5,650 — — South Yorkshire Barnsley 16,797 22,050 51,963 — 141,186 Doncaster 145,086 13,133 141,269 — 102,000 Rotherham 372,000 549,000 50,000 — 66,540 Sheffield 30,506 30,552 22,300 — 9,774 S Yorkshire MCC 699,000 740,114 755,910 — 421,553 Staffordshire Cannock Chase 84,547 95,000 70,468 202,740 190,160 E Staffordshire — — — — 7,500 Lichfield 4,000 40,000 55,678 — 185,605 Newcastle-Upon-Lyme 168,740 127,920 126,820 — 200,950 S Staffordshire 114,486 263,013 638,635 — 418,000 Staffordshire Moorlands 6,337 35,000 10,000 — 36,00!) Stoke-on-Trent 573,285 656,740 572,392 — 2,743,204 Staffordshire CC 463,187 234,540 255,049 — 127,89"> Suffolk Suffolk Coastal — — — — 16,699 Suffolk CC 2,799 — — — — Surrey
Local authority 1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 Category A Category B Elmbridge — — — — 3,484 Guildford — — — — 14,287 Waverley 16,669 — — — 12,100 Tyne and Wear Gateshead 172,372 281,000 278,526 — 212,643 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne 54,430 116,430 229,235 — 517,961 North Tyneside 40,817 205,381 175,684 45,000 332,797 South Tyneside 199,750 141,062 93,242 — 859,997 Sunderland 309,330 468,965 445,953 — 916,502 Tyne and Wear MCC 528,768 1,750,593 723,493 — 1,468,486 Warwickshire N Warwickshire — — — 51,500 7,500 Nuneaton and Bedworth 894 2,163 610 236,610 170,981 Rugby — — — — 20,205 Warwick — — — — 3,300 Warwickshire CC 34,243 50,366 1,047 272,334 32,129 West Midlands Birmingham 154,283 115,000 39,000 184,325 275,313 Dudley 244,346 172,561 150,000 20,841 788,408 Sandwell 96,700 336,500 90,000 51,430 350,266 Walsall 73,990 126,133 230,000 64,560 279,440 Wolverhampton 37,431 188,211 99,648 13,500 152,463 West Midlands MCC 1,066,982 1,069,000 1,099,000 400,375 1,933,286 West Sussex Arun — — — — 10,083 W. Sussex CC 1,902 1,184 — — — West Yorkshire Bradford — — 1,300 — 14,000 Calderdale 17,000 41,222 451,694 82,148 65,108 Kirklees 114,900 311,781 252,000 3,000 260,000 Leeds 20,000 203,000 134,000 — 104,300 Wakefield 80,409 138,371 172,551 — 72,814 W Yorkshire MCC 526,000 436,000 405,000 — 753,000
§ Mr. Peter Pikeasked the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will list in the Official Report the capital bids submitted by each local authority in England for derelict land reclamation in 1984–85 for category A schemes and capital B schemes; and what are the allocations made for 1984–85 in respect of these bids.
§ Sir George YoungInformation about individual local authority bids for the 1984–85 programme is not immediately available. I shall write to the hon. Member with details as soon as possible.
The overall allocation for derelict land reclamation in 1984–85 is £69 million of which £24 million is for category A schemes, £39 million for category B schemes and £6 million for reclamation on Merseyside.
Allocation of funds to individual local authorities is not yet complete.
I refer the hon. Member to the reply the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, my hon. Friend the Member for Sutton and Cheam (Mr. Macfarlane) gave to my hon. Friend the Member for South Hams (Mr. Steen) on 28 March 1984 at c. 188 which gives a breakdown of the allocations for 1984–85 by region.