Housing (Hansard, 3 June 1991)

§ Mr. Maxton
To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what income Scottish Homes has received from(a) enabling receipts, (b) stock disposal, (c) voluntary transfers, (d) house sales and (e) disposal of non-housing assets, in the fourth quarter of 1990–91 and in the first quarter of 1991–92.

§ Lord James Douglas-Hamilton
[holding answer 23 May 1991]: The information for the fourth quarter of the 1990–91 financial year is set out in the table. Details for the first quarter of 1991–92 are not yet available.

£ million

Enabling receipts 5.605

Stock disposal 0.410

Voluntary transfers Nil

House sales 10.393

Disposal of non-housing assets 0.653

Total 17.061

§ Mr. Maxton
To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland how many(a) new dwellings for rent were completed by housing associations, (b) new dwellings for rent were started by housing associations, (c) dwellings for rent were rehabilitated by housing associations and (d) other new dwellings were built for owner occupation, or improved for sale into owner occupation by housing associations, by Scottish Homes (or SSHA or HCS) in each calendar year and in each financial year since 1979 to the nearest available date.

§ Lord James Douglas-Hamilton
[holding answer 23 May 1991]: The information requested is set out in financial year form; records are not held on a calendar year basis.

New build for rent starts New build for rent completions Rehab for rent starts Rehab for rent completions Low cost home ownership provisions

1979–80 1,274 800 2,261 1,059 —

1980–81 911 1,116 2,325 2,448 —

1981–82 1,169 1,286 2,323 2,820 30

1982–83 1,682 845 3,056 2,302 308

1983–84 1,145 1,693 2,262 2,983 211

1984–85 1,935 1,561 1,455 2,434 25

1985–86 652 1,083 1,469 1,357 230

1986–87 1,742 1,422 ¹1,502 ¹1,346 169

1987–88 1,454 1,445 ¹1,388 ¹1,472 230

1988–89 2,095 1,723 ¹1,756 ¹1,277 387

1989–90 2,287 1,376 ¹1,543 ¹1,464 340

1990–91 2,419 1,585 ¹²1,467 ¹1,496 640

¹ Includes Partnership Areas and Community Ownership schemes

² Includes Transfers from Local Authority Housing Stock.

Health Board Chairman's remuneration at 1 April 1988 £ per annum Chairman's remuneration at 1 April 1989 £ per annum Chairman's remuneration at 1 April 1991 £ per annum

Greater Glasgow 14,863 18,594 22,960

Lothian 13,158 16,724 20,695

Grampian; Tayside 11,460 14,855 18,430

Lanarkshire; Argyll and Clyde 9,758 12,986 16,165

	£ million
Enabling receipts	5.605
Stock disposal	0.410
Voluntary transfers	Nil
House sales	10.393
Disposal of non-housing assets	0.653
Total	17.061

	New build for rent starts	New build for rent completions	Rehab for rent starts	Rehab for rent completions	Low cost home ownership provisions
1979–80	1,274	800	2,261	1,059	—
1980–81	911	1,116	2,325	2,448	—
1981–82	1,169	1,286	2,323	2,820	30
1982–83	1,682	845	3,056	2,302	308
1983–84	1,145	1,693	2,262	2,983	211
1984–85	1,935	1,561	1,455	2,434	25
1985–86	652	1,083	1,469	1,357	230
1986–87	1,742	1,422	¹1,502	¹1,346	169
1987–88	1,454	1,445	¹1,388	¹1,472	230
1988–89	2,095	1,723	¹1,756	¹1,277	387
1989–90	2,287	1,376	¹1,543	¹1,464	340
1990–91	2,419	1,585	¹²1,467	¹1,496	640
¹ Includes Partnership Areas and Community Ownership schemes
² Includes Transfers from Local Authority Housing Stock.

Health Board	Chairman's remuneration at 1 April 1988 £ per annum	Chairman's remuneration at 1 April 1989 £ per annum	Chairman's remuneration at 1 April 1991 £ per annum
Greater Glasgow	14,863	18,594	22,960
Lothian	13,158	16,724	20,695
Grampian; Tayside	11,460	14,855	18,430
Lanarkshire; Argyll and Clyde	9,758	12,986	16,165