Southampton and South-West Hampshire Health Authority (Hansard, 12 March 1986)

§ Mr. Chope
asked the Secretary of State for Social Services what has been the income received by the Southampton and South-West Hampshire health authority in each of the last 10 years from the disposal of land and buildings.

§ Mr. Whitney
The information required was not collected centrally in respect of district health authorities until 1982–83. The figures since then are as follows:

£

1982–83 22,292

1983–84 152,605

1984–85 Nil

§ Mr. Chope
asked the Secretary of State for Social Services what was the annual expenditure per person on primary health care in the Southampton and South-West Hampshire district health authority in each of the last five years.

§ Mr. Hayhoe
Following are the figures requested:

Expenditure per head of population on Primary Health Care* Southampton and South-West Hampshire Health Authority

£

1980–81 61

1981–82 69

1982–83 78

1983–84 82

1984–85 89

* Current expenditure on community health services plus net expenditure on family practitioner services. The latter expenditure cannot strictly be attributed to particular districts but has been included (pro-rata to population) from the annual accounts of the family practitioner committee which accounts for it.

§ Mr. Chope
asked the Secretary of State for Social Services if he will make a statement on the capital projects completed within the Southampton and South-West Hampshire district health authority area in each of the last eight years and their costs.

§ Mr. Whitney
Information is held centrally only on schemes each costing at least £2 million and is as follows:

(1) Southampton general phase 5 maternity—building and engineering cost £5.4 million —buildingcompletion 1979.

(2) Southampton general phase 5, west ward block—building and engineering cost £6.4 million—building completion 1981.

(3) Royal south Hants phase 2 mental illness unit—building and engineering cost £2.8 million—building completion 1978.

For information on schemes costing less than £2 million I suggest that my hon. Friend contacts the chairman of the Wessex regional health authority.

Expenditure per head of population on Primary Health Care* Southampton and South-West Hampshire Health Authority
	£
1980–81	61
1981–82	69
1982–83	78
1983–84	82
1984–85	89
* Current expenditure on community health services plus net expenditure on family practitioner services. The latter expenditure cannot strictly be attributed to particular districts but has been included (pro-rata to population) from the annual accounts of the family practitioner committee which accounts for it.