§ Mr. MichaelTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, pursuant to his answer of 24 November,Official Report, column 548, what was the total cost of each of the vehicle-related projects in each of the last five years and estimated for next year, and the percentage paid, or budgeted by the Home Office in each year and in each case.
Vehicle related projects funded under the probation supervision grants scheme in 1991–92 and 1992–93 1991–92 Area Title Amount (£) Percentage of total cost of project funded by HO under this scheme West Glamorgan Guiding Hands Association 20,787 68 North Yorkshire Croft Motor Trust 2,000 50 West Sussex Car Offender Project Sussex Association for the Rehabilitation of offenders 20,830 100 South Glamorgan Dragon Wheels 1,597 2 Shropshire Telford Drive 21,679 50 Somerset1 Mendip Motor Project 5,650 50 West Yorkshire1 NACRO Focus 54,826 70 West Yorkshire1 Bradford Motor Education Project (Probation Supervision element) 4,158 100 Oxfordshire1 Trax-Oxfordshire Motor Project 3,293 53 Northumbria1 YMCA North Shields 9,422 65 1 These projects received part of their grants in this financial year.
1992–93 Area Title Amount (£) Percentage of total cost of project funded by HO under this scheme West Glamorgan Guiding Hands Association 20,492 68 North Yorkshire Croft Motor Trust 2,100 50 West Sussex Car Offender Project. Sussex Association for the Rehabilitation of offenders 28,973 100 South Glamorgan Dragon Wheels 9,372 17 Shropshire Telford Drive 21,679 50 Somerset Mendip Motor Project 13,075 49 West Yorkshire Bradford Motor Education Project (Probation Supervision element) 45,742 100 West Yorkshire1 Birstall Urban Motorcycle Project for Youth (BUMPY) 24,717 73 West Yorkshire NACRO Focus 50,702 70 Avon Bristol Wheels Project. Youth and Community Help Trust (YACHT) 66,555 41 Northumbria Motorvatin Youth Project Axwell Park School Foundation 31,840 100 Northumbria Motoring MACPI (Multi-agency Crime Prevention Initiative) Prudhoe Community Workshop Trust 8,500 65 Northumbria YMCA North Shields 16,650 65 West Midlands1 Shard End Driver Training Project Shard End Community Project 13,737 52 Oxfordshire Trax-Oxfordshire Motor Project 36,220 53 Essex1 Motor Project 36,200 100 1 These projects received part of their grants in this financial year. 8W
Vehicle related projects funded under the safer cities programme in 1991–92 Project Scheme Amount (£) Percentage of total cost of project funded by HO and this programme Bradford Bradford Motor Education Project1 (Crime Prevention Element) 16,500 50 Bradford Keighley Motor Project 5,500 35 Bradford Canterbury Motor Project 5,500 100 Bristol Southmead Racing Bangers Project 12,000 100 Coventry Henley Green Motorcycle Project 4,625 90 Hartlepool Motor Cycle Project 2,000 60 Hull Orchard Park Wheels Project—Summer 1991 750 100 Nottingham Wheelbase 22,500 20 Salford Swinton Karting Project 2,005 27 Salford General Education in Automobile Responsibility in Salford 12,000 50 Sunderland Town End Motor Project 8,950 43
§ Mr. Jack[holding answer 30 November 1992]: As indicated in my reply to the hon. Member on 26 October, at column 457, the main programme of funding for motor projects began in 1989–90. The projects currently being funded were listed in my reply on 24 November, at columns 547–48. The information requested in relation to motor projects in 1991–92 and 1992–93 is as follows:
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Project Scheme Amount (£) Percentage of total cost of project funded by HO and this programme Sunderland Warden Law Motor Sports Park 5,000 24 Wandsworth Wandsworth Motor Project 20,000 20
Vehicle related projects funded under the safer cities programme in 1992–931 Project Scheme Amount (£) Percentage of total cost of project funded by HO and this programme Bradford Bradford Motor Education Project2(Crime Prevention Element) 16,500 50 Bradford Keighley Motor Project 16,500 100 Bradford Canterbury Motor Project 16,500 100 Coventry Henley Green Motorcycle Project 15,837 90 Nottingham Wheelbase 7,500 12 1 On the basis of figures provided on the grant application form. 2 Bradford Motor Education Project has two distinct elements; Probation Supervision element for which Home Office meets 100 per cent. of the cost; Crime Prevention element for which Home Office meets 50 per cent. of the cost. Each element is funded through different grant schemes. Information on more general "vehicle-related" projects, or for previous years, could not be provided except at disproportionate cost.