§ Mr. Ron DaviesTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will publish a table showing the number of planning appeals lodged, together with the number granted by his Department, in respect of each planning authority in Wales, for each of the last three years.
§ Mr. GristPlanning appeal records in Wales for years before 1989 were collated according to the district in which the planning application was lodged and not the planning authority responsible for determining the application. The figures for each district for 1986, 1987 and 1988 are shown in the following tables:
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District 1986 1987 1988 Received Allowed Received Allowed Received Allowed Swansea 77 27 60 18 77 18 Total—West Glamorgan 113 39 111 33 177 30 Brecknock 34 9 26 6 29 4 Montgomeryshire 5 3 7 2 22 3 Radnor 11 1 5 2 13 3 Total—Powys 50 13 38 10 64 10 Cardiff 58 26 70 23 80 25 Vale of Glamorgan 83 13 72 19 64 33 Total—South Glamorgan 141 39 142 42 144 58 Cynon Valley 17 3 14 4 22 2 Merthyr Tydfil 16 6 10 4 21 4 Ogwr 51 6 42 8 62 12 Rhondda 19 12 10 1 14 5 Rhymney Valley 15 6 16 5 16 7 Taff Ely 40 15 38 6 21 4 Total—Mid Glamorgan 158 48 130 28 156 34 Aberconwy 30 9 33 10 34 15 Arfon 26 7 22 9 20 5 Dwyfor 20 6 31 3 34 11 Meirionydd 22 4 12 6 16 4 Ynys Mon 55 18 51 19 45 27 Total—Gwynedd 153 44 149 47 149 62 Blaenau Gwent 10 6 14 — 7 5 Islwyn 19 6 19 4 14 9 Monmouth 59 18 70 13 83 16 Newport 48 24 37 6 48 10 Torfaen 36 9 19 6 26 13 Total—Gwent 172 63 159 29 178 53 Alyn and Deeside 16 10 37 8 24 7 Colwyn 28 14 28 7 24 6 Delyn 24 3 24 5 25 4 Glyndwr 19 4 21 6 27 4 Rhuddlan 22 14 23 11 22 8 Wrexham Maelor 30 10 31 13 47 20 Total—Clwyd 139 55 164 50 169 49 1 Now Port Talbot.