§ Mr. Gordon PrenticeTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions if he will list for each local authority in Lancashire the capital receipts held resulting from the sale of land, property and other assets. [697]
§ Mr. RaynsfordThe amounts of accumulated and unspent usable capital receipts at 31 March 1996 for each local authority in Lancashire are listed below:
£000 Lancashire CC 154 Blackburn 0 Blackpool 4,916 Burnley 1,154 Chorley 500 Fylde 353 Hyndburn 0
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Accidents and casualties by severity: vehicles involved by vehicle type: road length: all by selected individual motorways1: 1995 Number Number Accidents Casualties Vehicles involved Fatal Serious All Severities Fatal Serious All Severities Two wheel motor vehicles Cars and LGV HGV All Vechicles2 Kilometeres open at December 19951 England M1/M10 20 144 980 23 194 1,658 43 1,965 334 2,372 319 M45 0 1 3 0 1 7 1 2 1 4 13 M2 0 12 59 0 12 87 5 94 19 120 43 M3 1 37 229 1 43 353 23 410 32 468 90 M4 11 73 603 23 110 936 46 1,086 108 1,269 187 M5 11 56 373 11 78 591 17 701 107 133 262 M6 24 129 940 26 191 1,659 31 1,681 395 2,150 383 M11 3 18 143 3 23 209 11 225 38 278 85 M11 2 7 50 3 10 85 2 84 19 108 46 M20 4 23 98 4 34 156 1 154 30 185 86 M23 1 11 85 1 14 146 6 161 12 182 27 M25 16 109 1,028 17 139 1,623 52 2,036 302 2,420 185 M26 0 4 12 0 4 24 1 17 3 21 16 M27/M271/M275 6 27 206 6 38 299 17 443 25 490 60 M40 6 45 273 7 60 454 9 487 64 566 147 M42 1 27 112 1 34 174 5 203 28 239 72 M50 0 4 11 0 4 14 0 9 7 16 35 M53 0 8 76 0 8 120 2 137 8 149 33 M54 2 2 29 2 2 39 2 47 10 61 36 M55 0 4 19 0 7 40 0 29 5 34 19 M56 1 12 108 1 12 171 2 182 31 220 58 M57 2 1 26 2 2 50 0 50 2 52 17 M58 0 1 24 0 1 30 2 32 6 40 19 M61 2 11 72 2 17 116 3 128 19 151 40
£000 Lancaster 0 Pendle 302 Preston 1966 Ribble Valley 261 Rossendale 186 South Ribble 4,540 West Lancashire 1,276 Wyre 3,810 Source:
1995–96 capital outturn returns.
Comparable figures for the amounts of set-aside capital receipts held by local authorities are not available. Individual authorities may not have retained all their set-aside receipts in the form of cash and investments, but instead used the cash to repay debt or in lieu of further borrowing.
We will be consulting the Local Government Association and local authorities on the Government's Capital Receipts initiative. No decision about the basis on which resources are to be distributed to individual authorities will be made until that consultation process is complete.