§ Mr. CorbynTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions what are his projections for the next five years of(a) local authority, (b) housing associations and (c) co-operative housing provision for each London borough. [27430]
§ Mr. RaynsfordThe Government do not produce projections of new housing as such. Strategic Guidance for London Planning Authorities (RPG3), published in May 1996, included a London-wide figure of 234,100 households as the minimum level of housing to be provided over the period 1992–2006. This figure is broken down by Borough, but not by tenure or source of provision. RPG3 also indicates that it is for Boroughs to assess housing need in their area, including affordable housing need, and then to set out strategic policies in their Unitary Development Plans indicating how this need will be met over the plan period.
Table 1: Blood alcohol levels of fatalities aged 16 and over 1991–95 Percentage over blood alcohol levels (mg/100ml) Year 9 50 80 100 150 200 Sample size 1991 Motor cycle riders 28 19 17 15 10 6 335 Car drivers 31 23 20 18 14 9 888 1992 Motor cycle riders 39 28 26 23 16 7 267 Car drivers 29 20 17 16 11 7 820 1993 Motor cycle riders 29 19 15 15 11 8 247 Car drivers 29 21 20 18 14 8 720 1994 Motor cycle riders 31 22 18 17 13 8 245 Car drivers 35 24 22 21 15 8 677 1995 Motor cycle riders 31 16 15 13 8 2 261 Car drivers 33 23 20 19 14 8 698