§ Mr. Shoreasked the Secretary of State for the Environment what is the current housing investment programme allocation to each of the London boroughs.
§ Sir George YoungHIP allocations for 1986–87 are at column 1. Most boroughs supplement their allocations with the prescribed proportion of available capital receipts. They therefore spend well above their basic allocations; provisional expenditure figures for 1985–86 are at column 2.
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HIP 1986–87 Expenditure 1985–86 (1) (2) City of London 365 1,189 Barking 3,205 3,966 Barnet 4,951 11,757 Bexley 3,537 7,443 Brent 22,208 24,973 Bromley 4,751 10,907 Camden 29,078 37,154 Croydon 6,422 14,783 Ealing 11,779 18,127
HIP 1986–87 Expenditure 1985–86 (1) (2) Enfield 5,122 12,475 Greenwich 17,205 13,239 Hackney 31,767 25,212 Hammersmith and Fulham 15,852 18,820 Haringey 26,587 29,482 Harrow 4,281 6,892 Havering 3,655 10,798 Hillingdon 6,069 15,663 Hounslow 8,499 11,051 Islington 29,355 31,899 Kensington and Chelsea 12,962 21,443 Kingston upon Thames 1,522 5,928 Lambeth 35,587 47,341 Lewisham 22,725 21,950 Merton 3,815 7,700 Newham 21,699 24,140 Redbridge 4,265 14,051 Richmond upon Thames 3,667 4,151 Southwark 31,767 28,167 Sutton 2,176 4,210 Tower Hamlets 16,429 9,479 Waltham Forest 7,716 12,385 Wandsworth 17,388 n/a Westminster 13,824 19,045
§ Mr. John Fraserasked the Secretary of State for the Environment what consideration he proposes to give in the next allocation of housing investment programme moneys to Lambeth borough council to the demand for house renovation grants along with other demands on resources for housing in Lambeth.
§ Sir George YoungDecisions on the method of allocating housing resources for 1987–88 will be taken in the autumn in the usual way, after consultation with the local authority associations.