Mr. John P. SmithTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will give the estimated(a) investment in real terms, and (b) capital investment on capital programmes other than new build and renovation, by each local authority for each year since 1979.
§ Mr. David HuntThe information is shown in the following tables. Information for 1979–80 and 1980–81 was not collected on a comparable basis and is therefore not included.
Capital payments 1981–82 to 1984–85: Cash prices1 £000 Local authority 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 Alyn and Deeside 1,560 1,915 897 1,503 Colwyn 725 1,639 1,417 977 Delyn 1,522 3,358 4,215 6,131 Glyndwr 394 498 323 317 Rhuddlan 581 648 1,183 1,057 Wrexham Maelor 2,548 2,206 2,975 2,551 Carmarthen 824 1,248 1,367 665 Ceredigion 1,025 1,255 1,484 1,335 Dinefwr 242 531 596 401 Llanelli 3,232 3,469 2,890 3,454 Preseli 825 1,470 1,376 2,413 South Pembroke 651 864 935 1,627 Blaenau Gwent 2,105 4,627 3,401 4,246 Islwyn 1,293 596 1,548 2,683 Monmouth 875 742 686 900 Newport 2,518 4,728 6,431 4,394 Torfaen 1,103 2,308 2,236 1,874 Aberconwy 1,183 996 1,032 563 Arfon 1,572 1,066 962 1,011 Dwyfor 481 604 487 582 Meirionnydd 746 644 2,428 427 Ynys Môn 1,315 1,289 1,618 1,205 Cynon Valley 1,044 1,113 1,502 1,653 Merthyr Tydfil 1,768 2,496 2,374 1,870 Ogwr 2,786 3,145 3,956 5,528 Rhondda 2,431 4,839 4,970 3,499 Rhymney Valley 1,901 2,263 2,826 2,319 Taff Ely 2,039 3,239 2,212 2,734 Brecknock 936 860 507 684 Montgomeryshire 713 598 451 264 Radnorshire 206 6 361 377 Cardiff 11,486 9,126 8,162 12,945 Vale of Glamorgan 3,270 2,185 4,000 3,718 Port Talbot 808 1,042 823 850 Lliw Valley 938 3,343 798 1,632 Neath 681 1,520 1,871 1,506 Swansea 5,140 14,228 10,957 9,128 Clwyd 10,228 11,917 15,214 15,716 Dyfed 9,821 13,521 12,851 9,834 Gwent 21,248 32,934 25,644 24,353 Gwynedd 7,300 11,353 8,664 9,172 Mid Glamorgan 15,402 17,969 19,697 21,400 Powys 6,013 5,707 6,347 5,653 South Glamorgan 17,213 19,978 20,869 17,843 West Glamorgan 13,035 15,289 12,489 11,502 Total districts 63,467 86,704 86,257 89,023 Total counties 100,260 128,668 121,775 115,473 Total Wales 163,727 215,372 208,032 204,496 1 Excluding building of dwellings, renovation of local authority dwellings and renovation grants from local authorities to the private sector.
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Capital payments 1985–86 to 1988–89: Cash prices1 Local authority 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 Alyn and Deeside 1,465 2,166 2,126 1,762 Colwyn 1,076 1,191 1,212 1,238 Delyn 5,869 5,909 3,813 4,080 Glyndwr 461 767 492 414 Rhuddlan 1,185 2,692 2,735 3,665
Local authority 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 Wrexham Maelor 2,586 4,212 5,523 4,004 Carmarthen 1,132 1,359 2,213 2,992 Ceredigion 1,312 1,731 1,368 1,772 Dinefwr 718 886 1,063 1,375 Llanelli 2,307 2,211 4,366 3,440 Preseli 2,259 996 1,402 2,844 South Pembroke 2,101 1,503 3,098 2,167 Blaenau Gwent 3,454 5,311 7,048 7,008 Islwyn 2,628 5,160 4,636 4,941 Monmouth 736 1,773 1,268 2,155 Newport 6,128 7,036 7,350 9,357 Torfaen 2,049 2,079 2,724 5,476 Aberconwy 591 562 908 1,157 Arfon 1,200 997 1,756 3,834 Dwyfor 1,421 2,087 2,085 1,308 Meirionnydd 309 467 1,377 1,694 Ynys Môn 1,763 3,198 3,080 4,118 Cynon Valley 1,478 3,499 4,671 4,088 Merthyr Tydfil 1,225 1,490 2,921 4,293 Ogwr 4,187 6,667 6,697 6,714 Rhondda 4,691 7,734 7,997 8,778 Rhymney Valley 2,291 2,831 5,411 4,518 Taff Ely 1,833 2,048 2,524 2,408 Brecknock 1,017 1,404 2,452 2,604 Montgomeryshire 794 485 885 1,627 Radnorshire 337 341 806 1,017 Cardiff 11,000 11,367 13,529 13,632 Vale of Glamorgan 3,288 4,192 4,190 2,541 Port Talbot 2,895 3,866 2,014 1,853 Lliw Valley 1,143 2,112 1,852 1,704 Neath 3,026 2,612 4,261 3,077 Swansea 7,398 7,805 9,248 11,955 Clwyd 17,072 17,009 22,248 21,871 Dyfed 12,003 16,074 16,001 19,122 Gwent 14,373 17,678 25,236 20,657 Gwynedd 12,161 9,355 10,058 9,213 Mid Glamorgan 19,437 24,144 28,217 29,765 Powys 5,394 8,477 7,278 8,629 South Glamorgan 25,145 26,687 37,585 34,889 West Glamorgan 17,081 19,304 23,862 19,496 Total Districts 89,353 112,746 131,101 141,610 Total Counties 122,666 138,728 170,485 163,642 Total Wales 212,019 251,474 301,586 305,252 1 Excluding building of dwellings, renovation of local authority dwellings and renovation grants from local authorities to the private sector.
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Capital Payments 1981–82 to 1984–85: 1988–89 Prices1 2 £000 Local authority 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 Alyn and Deeside 2,259 2,587 1,158 1,848 Colwyn 1,050 2,214 1,829 1,201 Delyn 2,204 4,536 5,440 7,538 Glyndwr 571 673 417 390 Rhuddlan 841 875 1,527 1,300 Wrexham Maelor 3,690 2,980 3,840 3,137 Carmarthen 1,193 1,686 1,764 818 Ceredigion 1,485 1,695 1,915 1,641 Dinefwr 351 717 769 493 Llanelli 4,681 4,686 3,730 4,247 Preseli 1,195 1,986 1,776 2,967 South Pembroke 943 1,167 1,207 2,000 Blaenau Gwent 3,049 6,250 4,389 5,221 Islwyn 1,873 805 1,998 3,299 Monmouth 1,267 1,002 885 1,107 Newport 3,647 6,387 8,300 5,403 Torfaen 1,598 3,118 2,886 2,304 Aberconwy 1,713 1,345 1,332 692 Arfon 2,277 1,440 1,242 1,243 Dwyfor 697 816 629 716 Meirionnydd 1,080 870 3,134 525 Ynys Mon 1,905 1,741 2,088 1,482 Cynon Valley 1,512 1,503 1,938 2,032 Merthyr Tydfil 2,561 3,372 3,064 2,299
Local authority 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 Ogwr 4,035 4,248 5,106 6,797 Rhondda 3,521 6,537 6,414 4,302 Rhymney Valley 2,753 3,057 3,647 2,851 Taff Ely 2,953 4,375 2,855 3,362 Brecknock 1,356 1,162 654 841 Montgomeryshire 1,033 808 582 325 Radnorshire 298 8 466 464 Cardiff 16,636 12,328 10,534 15,916 Vale of Glamorgan 4,736 2,952 5,162 4,571 Port Talbot 1,170 1,408 1,062 1,045 Lliw Valley 1,359 4,516 1,030 2,007 Neath 986 2,053 2,415 1,852 Swansea 7,445 19,220 14,141 11,223 Clwyd 14,814 16,098 19,635 19,323 Dyfed 14,224 18,265 16,586 12,091 Gwent 30,775 44,489 33,096 29,943 Gwynedd 10,573 15,336 11,182 11,277 Mid Glamorgan 22,308 24,273 25,421 26,312 Powys 8,709 7,709 8,191 6,951 South Glamorgan 24,930 26,987 26,934 21,938 West Glamorgan 18,879 20,653 16,118 14,142 Total districts 91,923 117,123 111,324 109,456 Total counties 145,212 173,810 157,164 141,977 Total Wales 237,134 290,933 268,487 251,434 1 Excluding building of dwellings, renovation of local authority dwellings and renovation grants from local authorities to the private sector. 2 Adjusted to a constant price basis using the GDP deflator.
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Capital payments 1985–86 to 1988–89 1988–89 prices1 2 £000s Local authority 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 Alyn and Deeside 1,710 2,445 2,277 1,762 Colwyn 1,256 1,344 1,298 1,238 Delyn 6,849 6,669 4,085 4,080 Glyndwr 538 866 527 414 Rhuddlan 1,383 3,038 2,930 3,665 Wrexham Maelor 3,018 4,754 5,916 4,004 Carmarthen 1,321 1,534 2,371 2,992 Ceredigion 1,531 1,954 1,465 1,772 Dinefwr 838 1,000 1,139 1,375 Llanelli 2,692 2,495 4,677 3,440 Preseli 2,636 1,124 1,502 2,844 South Pembroke 2,452 1,696 3,319 2,167 Blaenau Gwent 4,031 5,994 7,550 7,008 Islwyn 3,067 5,824 4,966 4,941 Monmouth 859 2,001 1,358 2,155 Newport 7,151 7,941 7,873 9,357 Torfaen 2,391 2,346 2,918 5,476 Aberconwy 690 634 973 1,157 Arfon 1,400 1,125 1,881 3,834 Dwyfor 1,658 2,355 2,233 1,308 Meirionnydd 361 527 1,475 1,694 Ynys Môn 2,057 3,609 3,299 4,118 Cynon Valley 1,725 3,949 5,004 4,088 Merthyr Tydfil 1,430 1,682 3,129 4,293 Ogwr 4,886 7,525 7,174 6,714 Rhondda 5,474 8,729 8,567 8,778 Rhymney Valley 2,674 3,195 5,796 4,518 Taff Ely 2,139 2,311 2,704 2,408 Brecknock 1,187 1,585 2,627 2,604 Montgomeryshire 927 547 948 1,627 Radnorshire 393 385 863 1,017 Cardiff 12,837 12,829 14,492 13,632 Vale of Glamorgan 3,837 4,731 4,488 2,541 Port Talbot 3,378 4,363 2,157 1,853 Lliw Valley 1,334 2,384 1,984 1,704 Neath 3,531 2,948 4,564 3,077 Swansea 8,633 8,809 9,907 11,955 Clwyd 19,923 19,197 23,832 21,871 Dyfed 14,007 18,142 17,141 19,122 Gwent 16,773 19,952 27,033 20,657 Gwynedd 14,192 10,558 10,774 9,213 Mid Glamorgan 22,683 27,250 30,226 29,765
Local authority 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 Powys 6,295 9,568 7,796 8,629 South Glamorgan 29,344 30,120 40,262 34,889 West Glamorgan 19,933 21,787 25,561 19,496 Total districts 104,273 127,250 140,437 141,610 Total counties 143,149 156,574 182,626 163,642 Total Wales 247,423 283,824 323,063 305,252 1 Excluding building of dwellings, renovation of local authority dwellings and renovation grants from local authorities to the private sector. 2 Adjusted to a constant price basis using the GDP deflator.