§ Sir John StanleyTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will list the housing authorities that have transferred most or all of their housing stock to housing associations stating in each case the year of the transfer and the number of dwellings transferred.
§ Sir George YoungThe information is as follows:
Local authority Year of transfer Number of dwellings Chiltern 1988 4,650 Sevenoaks 1989 6,526 Newbury 1989 7,053 Swale 1990 7,352 Broadland 1990 3,721 North Bedfordshire 1990 7,472 Medina 1990 2,825 Rochester 1990 8,029 South Wight 1990 2,119 Mid Sussex 1990 4,426 East Dorset 1990 2,245 Tonbridge and Mailing 1991 6,382 Ryedale 1991 3,353 South Bucks 1991 3,319 Christchurch 1991 1,542 Suffolk Coastal 1991 5,272 Tunbridge Wells 1992 5,519 Bromley 1992 12,393
§ Mr. RaynsfordTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, what(a) evidence and (b) reports he has received from the Housing Corporation on the affordability of new homes provided by housing associations in England.
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§ Mr. BaldryThe Housing Corporation has made available to the Department the work it has done so far in monitoring the rents set for new housing association homes.
§ Mr. RaynsfordTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment what(a) evidence and (b) reports he has received from the Housing Corporation on the affordability of new homes provided by housing associations in England.
§ Mr. BaldryThe Housing Corporation has made available to the Department the work it has been done so far in monitoring the rents set for new housing association homes.