§ Mr. Deakinsasked the Secretary of State for the Environment (1) how many houses have been built by each borough and district council in East Sussex in each year since 1974; and what are the projected figures for each council until 1990–91;
(2) how many units of sheltered accommodation have been built by each borough and district council in East Sussex, both directly and in partnership with a housing association or trust, in each year since 1974; and what are the projected figures for each council until 1990–91.
§ Mr. TraceyReported completion of dwellings built for each of the authorities and, of these, the numbers from 1982 to 1985 which were designed for the elderly with warden supervision, appear in the following issues of "Local Housing Statistics" which are available in the Library.
All dwellings Period Issue 1974 33 1975 37 1976 41 1977 45 1978 49 1979 59 1980 to 1983 73 1984 77 1985 78 1st half 1986 79 Sheltered dwellings 1982 66 1983 70 1984 74 1985 78 Sheltered dwelling completions were not identified in returns up to June 1980. The numbers reported in 1980, 1981 and the first half of 1986 were:
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2nd half 1980 1981 1st half 1986 Brighton 25 — — Hastings 42 — — Wealden 42 33 50 Housebuilding returns do not identify dwellings built in partnership by councils and housing associations. The only sheltered dwellings for housing associations reported as completed in East Sussex were 19 in 1984 in Rother.
The authorities' estimates of dwellings to be completed for them in 1986–87 and programme bids for 1987–88 and 1988–89, arc in their 1982 HIP2 returns, which are also available in the Library. These figures show dwellings for the elderly and disabled separately from others, but do not distinguish sheltered dwellings.