§ Mr. StottTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment if the granting of RECHAR to local authorities will carry with it supplementary credit approval.
§ Mr. YeoI refer the hon. Member to the statement made by my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for
Thousands of households Owner occupiers Local authority Renters Housing association Private landlord All England 1981 9,600 5,500 300 2,000 17,300 1982 10,000 5,100 300 2,000 17,400 1983 10,500 5,100 400 1,700 17,600 1984 10,800 4,700 400 1,800 17,800 1985 11,300 4,600 400 1,700 18,000 1986 11,700 4,400 400 1,700 18,100 1987 12,000 4,200 500 1,600 18,300 1988 12,000 4,400 500 1,600 18,500 1989 12,500 4,200 500 1,500 18,700 1990 12,600 4,100 500 1,600 18,800 Greater London 1981 1,250 790 110 440 2,600 1984 1,390 790 120 400 2,700 1988 1,520 730 150 350 2,750 Outer London 1981 980 350 40 200 1,580 1984 1,100 330 40 180 1,660 1988 1,150 320 50 180 1,690 Inner London 1981 270 440 70 240 1,020 1984 300 460 70 220 1,050 1988 380 420 100 170 1,060 Notes
Estimates are derived from sample surveys and therefore subject to the usual sampling errors.
England—proportionsfrom the general household survey applied to the Department of the Environment's household estimates.
London—regional and sub-regional estimates require a larger sample which is only available for the years shown—from the labour force survey housing trailers. Figures for inner and outer London may not sum to the totals for Greater London because of rounding.
Information on the number of households by tenure for individual local authorities is available only from the census of population. Until 1991 census results are available, in early summer 1992, the most recent information is from the 1981 census. Copies of 1981 census reports are in the Library.
560WTrade and Industry on 17 February 1992, Official Report, column 22, in respect of the ERDF-aided RECHAR programme.