§ Mr. Jim MarshallTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he intends to provide additional sums of money to the housing association development programme (Northern Ireland) 1989–90 to cover the approved schemes for the mentally ill and handicapped.
§ Mr. NeedhamNo. Such schemes are being provided for within the existing budget.
§ Mr. Jim MarshallTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will estimate how much money will be available under the housing association development programme (Northern Ireland) 1989–90 to fund new projects.
§ Mr. NeedhamIt is estimated that £7.6 million is available in the 1989–90 year to fund:(a) new starts, that is, schemes which will receive tender approval to commence work on site; (b) other schemes up to an advanced stage of planning but not to commence on site this year.
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§ Mr. Jim MarshallTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will give further assistance to the Northern Ireland Housing Executive and the voluntary housing associations to assist those persons who are homeless.
§ Mr. NeedhamThe Executive has the statutory responsibility of providing assistance to the homeless. The Executive has not asked for increased in-year funding for the homeless, whose needs for future years will, of course, be carefully considered during the public expenditure survey.
§ Mr. Jim MarshallTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will list in theOfficial Report the names and addresses of those housing associations which have applied for funding in 1989–90.
§ Mr. NeedhamThe list is as follows:
Association and Address
- Abbeyfield Northern Ireland Development Society Limited
- Room 306, Bryson House,
- 28 Bedford Street, Belfast BT2 7FE
- Ballynafeigh Housing Association Limited
- 70 Kimberley Street,
- Belfast BT7 3DY
- Baptist Union of Ireland Housing Association Limited
- 117 Lisburn Road,
- Belfast BT9 7AF
- Belfast Community Housing Association Limited
- 131 Ravenhill Road,
- Belfast BT6 8DR
- Belfast Improved Houses Limited
- Russell Court, Claremont Street,
- Belfast BT9 6JX
- Ben Madigan Housing Association Limited
- Russell Court, Claremont Street,
- Belfast BT9 6JX
- Botanic Housing Association Limited
- 99 Agincourt Avenue,
- Belfast BT7 1QD
- Broadway Housing Association Limited
- 131 Ravenhill Road,
- Belfast BT6 8DR
- The James Butcher Housing Association (NI) Limited
- Murray House, Murray Street,
- Belfast BT1 6DN
- Church of Ireland Housing Association (NI) Limited
- 74 Dublin Road,
- Belfast BT2 7HP
- Clonard Housing Association Limited
- 54 Clonard Gardens,
- Belfast BT13 2RH
- Connswater Housing Association Limited
- 50 Mersey Street,
- Belfast BT4 1EX
- Covenanter Residential Association Limited
- Cameron House, 98 Lisburn Road
- Belfast BT9 6AG
- Craigavon and District Housing Association Limited
- 20 Carleton Street,
- Portadown BT62 3EN
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- Craigowen Housing Association Limited
- 35 New Road,
- Donaghadee BT21 0DR
- Derry Housing Association Limited
- 18 Magazine Street,
- Londonderry BT48 6HH
- Donacloney Housing Association Limited
- c/o Northern Ireland Federation of Housing Associations,
- Carlisle Memorial Centre,
- 88 Clifton Street,
- Belfast BT13 1AB
- Down and Connor Housing Association Limited
- Saint Lukes Presbytery,
- Twinbrook Road,
- Dunmurry, Co. Antrim
- Dungannon and District Housing Association Limited
- 48A Irish Street,
- Dungannon BT70 1DB
- Flax Housing Association Limited
- Brookfield Mill, 333 Crumlin Road,
- Belfast BT14 7EA
- Fold Housing Association
- 3–4 Redburn Square,
- Holywood BT18 9HZ
- Gosford Housing Association (Armagh) Limited
- 16 Stockingmanshill Road,
- Armagh BT60 1HZ
- Grove Housing Association Limited
- 139 York Road,
- Belfast BT15 3GZ
- Habinteg Housing Association (Ulster) Limited
- 12 Sullivan Close,
- Holywood BT18 9HL
- Hearth
- 181A Stranmillis Road,
- Belfast BT9 5DU
- Latharna Housing Association Limited
- First Floor, 93–97 Main Street,
- Larne BT40 1HJ
- Lisnagarvey Housing Association Limited
- 8 Bensons Road,
- Lisburn BT28 3UU
- Malone Housing Association Limited
- The Bursar's Office
- The Queens University of Belfast
- University Road Belfast BT7 1NN
- Masonic Housing Association
- (NI) Limited
- 74 Dublin Road
- Belfast BT2 7HP
- McGarel Housing Association Limited
- First Floor, 93–97 Main Street, Lame BT40 1HJ
- Newington Housing Association (1975) Limited
- 300 Limestone Road, Belfast BT15 3AR
- Nih Housing Association Limited
- 'Hazelbank', 361 Shore Road, Newtownabbey, Co. Antrim BT37 9SA
- Northern Ireland Co-ownership Housing Association Limited
- Murray House, Murray Street, Belfast BT1 6DN
- North Belfast Mission Housing Society Limited
- 35A Rathcoole Drive, Newtownabbey BT37 9AQ
- Open Door Housing Association (NI) Limited
626 - 10–14 Commercial Court, Belfast BT1 2NB
- Presbyterian Housing Association (NI) Ltd
- Room 119, Church House, Fisherwick Place, Belfast BT1 6DW
- The Royal British Legion Housing Association (NI) Ltd
- War Memorial Building, Waring Street, Belfast BT1 2EU
- St. Matthew's Housing Association Limited
- 58 Harper Street, Belfast BT5 4EN
- Students Housing Association Co-operative Limited
- 3–5 Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JG
- Tennent Street District Housing Association Limited
- 229 Tennent Street, Belfast BT13 3GG
- Triangle Women's Housing Association Limited
- 7 Girona Avenue, Portrush
- Ulidia Housing Association Limited
- 57A Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JF
- Ulster Homemaker Limited
- C/o Northern Ireland Federation of Housing Associations,
- Carlisle Memorial Centre, 88 Clifton Street, Belfast BT13 1AB
- Willowfield Parish Church Housing Association Limited
- 131 Ravenhill Road, Belfast BT6 8DR
- Woodvale and Shankill Housing Association Limited
- 58 Rosebank Street, Belfast BT13 3HB
§ Mr. Jim MarshallTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will list in theOfficial Report those schemes which have been assured of finance from the Housing Association Development Programme (Northern Ireland) 1989–90 together with the sums of money allocated.
§ Mr. NeedhamThe inclusion of individual schemes in the housing association development programme does not in itself guarantee that the scheme will proceed. This will depend upon compliance with agreed procedures, costs and standards and on the availability of resources. On that basis, no schemes are assured of finance. Nevertheless those schemes which have been included in the programme for possible tender approval during 1989–90, together with the capital "allocations", are as follows:
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Capital allocation 1989–90 £ Scheme address 2–12 Dundela crescent, Belfast 69,000 3–17 Ethel Street, Belfast 181,000 Glencraig Community, Holywood 10,000 Newry road, Kilkeel Mourne Grange 3 200,000 Main street, Lisnaskea 374,000 Abbey Gardens, Knock, Belfast 137,000 1–33 Barrack Hill, Armagh 273,000 Millmount House, Banbridge 218,000 Mountain Road, Kilkeel 222,000 1 Cavehill Road, Belfast 102,000 Randalstown Road, Antrim 86,000 Croft Phase 2, Bloomfield Road, Bangor 119,000 Elizabeth Avenue, Carrickfergus 61,000 Kinsale Park, Caw, Londonderry 382,000 14 Inverary Avenue, Belfast 238,000 Carrick House Annexe, Belfast 179,000 1–25 Ambleside Street, 111–113 Silvio Street, Belfast 127,000 Tennent Street Phase 5, Belfast 277,000
Capital allocation 1989–90 £ Ambleside Street, Tennent Street, Sydney Street West, Belfast 114,000 Warden Street, Ballymena 174,000 CDA 94, Donegall Street, Belfast 10,000 14, 18 Hills Avenue, Belfast 36,000 Tennent/Orkney Phase 6, Belfast 74,000 1 Park Avenue, Belfast 79,000 7 Windsor Avenue, Lurgan 12,000 Woodview Avenue, Portadown 64,000 Gate Lodge Foyle Hospital, Londonderry 35,000 18, 43 Curran Road, Larne 76,000 2–10 Fountainville Avenue, Belfast 161,000 139 Glen Road, Belfast 316,000 4, 6, 8 Bryansford Road, Newcastle 152,000 49 Somerton Road, Belfast 22,000 3, 5 Brookhill Avenue, Belfast 90,000 157–159 Falls Road, Belfast 32,000 42–45, 161–166 Rathkyle, Antrim 250,000 Lyne Lodge Canal Quay, Newry 94,000 Bray Street/Rathlin Street, Belfast 259,000 Cambrai Street, Belfast 185,000 Repairs Dundela, Belfast, Flue Lining 26,000 Edenderry, Belfast, Flue Lining 36,000 Ravenhill, Belfast, Flue Lining 38,000 Dundela, Belfast, Re-Roofing 72,000 Windsor Park, Belfast 317,000 Crosby Flats, Bangor 344,000 Ogilvie Street, Ravenhill Avenue, Belfast 8,000 In addition, a total of £4.5 million has been "allocated" in respect of a further 115 schemes which associations may take to an advanced stage of design so that they may be considered for inclusion in the next or subsequent financial year.
§ Mr. Jim MarshallTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, if he will list in theOfficial Report those schemes which have been submitted for inclusion in the housing association development programme (Northern Ireland) 1989–90 intending to provide accommodation specifically for people who are homeless.
§ Mr. NeedhamThe following proposals to provide accommodation specifically for the homeless were identified by housing associations as projects which they would like to have had included for tender approval in the 1989–90 development programme:
Scheme Address
- 65 Bridge Street, Newry
- 1–5 Curran Road/2 Circular Road, Larne
- 239 Newtownards Road, Belfast
- 14 Inverary Avenue, Belfast
- 32 Edward Street, Portadown
- 83–95 Foyle Street, Londonderry
- Carrick House Annexe, Belfast
- 14–16 Lodge Road, Coleraine