§ Mr. Maxtonasked the Secretary of State for Scotland if he will provide the capital allocation in Scotland for (a) the housing revenue account for local authorities, (b) the non-housing revenue account for local authorities, (c) the Scottish Special Housing Association, (d) the new towns and (e) the Housing Corporation for the years 1978–79 to 1987–88, inclusive, showing all figures at (i) cash prices and (ii) estimated 1987–88 outturn prices.
§ Mr. AncramThe information at cash prices and estimated 1987–88 constant prices is as follows:
between the two series mean that estimates of housing surpluses in any authority obtained by the subtraction must be considered to be very approximate.
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Estimated households at 30 June 1985 Domestic subjects on valuation roll at 1 April 1985 Crude surplus SCOTLAND 1,913,430 2,036,180 122,750 Borders 40,150 45,340 5,190 Berwickshire 7,250 8,540 1,290 434W
Estimated households at 30 June 1985 Domestic subjects on valuation roll at 1 April 1985 Crude surplus Ettrick and Lauderdale 13,100 14,470 1,370 Roxburgh 14,060 15,810 1,750 Tweeddale 5,740 6,510 770 Central 100,400 104,790 4,390 Clackmannan 17,440 18,240 800 Falkirk 53,980 55,920 1,940 Stirling 28,990 30,630 1,640 Dumfries and Galloway 55,220 60,070 4,850 Annandale and Eskdale 13,680 14,810 1,130 Nithsdalle 21,200 22,350 1,150 Stewartry 8,940 10,300 1,360 Wigtown 11,400 12,610 1,210 Fife 129,270 138,380 9,110 Dunfermline 46,740 49,340 2,600 Kirkcaldy 56,990 60,660 3,670 North East Fife 25,550 28,380 2,830 Grampian 185,760 200,660 14,900 Aberdeen 84,280 88,030 3,750 Banff and Buchan 29,800 33,200 3,400 Gordon 24,910 27,330 2,420 Kincardine and Deeside 16,690 18,620 1,930 Moray 30,080 33,480 3,400 Highland 71,100 83,020 11,920 Badenoch and Strathspey 3,770 5,030 1,260 Caithness 9,730 10,900 1,170 Inverness 21,250 23,370 2,120 Lochaber 6,970 8,210 1,240 Nairn 3,660 4,080 420 Ross and Cromarty 16,590 19,500 2,910 Skye and Lochalsh 4,020 5,400 1,380 Sutherland 5,100 6,530 1,430 Lothian 285,910 301,210 15,300 East Lothian 30,500 32,350 1,850 Edinburgh 177,090 187,280 10,190 Midlothian 28,570 29,580 1,010 West Lothian 49,760 51,990 2,230 Strathclyde 866,740 906,380 39,640 Argyll and Bute 24,330 29,800 5,470 Bearsden and Milngavie 13,980 14,230 250 Clydebank 18,350 18,990 640 Clydesdale 20,700 21,300 600 Cumbernauld and Kilsyth 20,960 21,510 550 Cumnock and Doon Valley 15,820 16,510 690 Cunninghame 50,330 54,340 4,010 Dumbarton 28,390 30,160 1,770 East Kilbride 29,080 29,280 200 Eastwood 19,870 20,100 230 Glasgow 284,590 298,720 14,130 Hamilton 37,710 38,740 1,030 Inverclyde 35,730 36,800 1,070 Kilmarnock and Loudoun 30,050 31,710 1,660 Kyle and Carrick 42,800 44,630 1,830
Estimated households at 30 June 1985 Domestic subjects on valuation roll at 1 April 1985 Crude surplus Monklands 36,470 37,330 860 Motherwell 52,690 53,780 1,090 Renfrew 75,570 78,620 3,050 Strathkelvin 29,310 29,810 500 Tayside 152,730 166,450 13,720 Angus 35,840 38,780 2,940 Dundee 70,960 76,670 5,710 Perth and Kinross 45,930 51,000 5,070 Orkney Islands 6,990 7,970 980 Shetland Islands 8,190 8,940 750 Western Isles 10,970 13,000 2,030 All numbers have been individually rounded to the nearest ten.