§ Mr. SalmondTo ask the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster if he will list the location and running costs in the last year for which figures are available of each of his Department's buildings. [30067]
§ Mr. Kilfoyle[holding answer 18 February 1998]: For this purpose, the Cabinet Office includes the Prime Minister's Office and the Office of Public Service and its 67W executive agencies. The last year for which running cost figures are available is 1996–97. The information requested is as shown.
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Running costs £ Cabinet Office London 36 Whitehall 873,100 70 Whitehall 2,516,400 10–12 Downing Street 1,363,150 53 Parliament Street 208,675 Hepburn House, Marsham Street 519,125 Admiralty House, Whitehall 143,275 Murray House, Vandon Street 63,325 Dacre House, Dacre Street 591,650 Civil Service Recreation Centre, Chadwick Street 148,655 Elsewhere Sovereign House, Norwich 75 Leatherhead Road, Chessington 1,233,865 Alencon Link, Basingstoke 1,016,540 St Clements House, Norwich 58,040 Hill Street, Edinburgh 31,435 OPS Agencies SAFE St Christoher House, Southwark Street, London 224,160 Header House, Burtonwood, Warrington 153,595
Running costs £ The Buying Agency Liver Building, Liverpool 290,400 CCTA, Hampton House, London and St. Andrews Business Park, Norwich 2,933,000 GCDA, Ponton Road, London 896,000 Civil Service College, Sunningdale Park 2,858,660 PACE—Own Use Buildings1 St Christopher House, London 1,316,225 28 Thistle Street, Edinburgh 314,256 Alexandra House, Leeds 191,258 West Point, Chester 150,979 38 George Road, Birmingham 252,297 Beaufort Court, Bristol 342,927 Dowding House, Tunbridge Wells 115,445 Frant House, Tunbridge Wells 61,260 COI Hercules Road, London 2,441,000 1 On 1 January 1996 PACE was created as an Executive Agency of the Office of Public Service. In addition to the buildings it occupies for its own use, PACE also inherited all the wholly vacant buildings then on the Civil Estate. PACE is charged with the disposal of this vacant estate which currently totals some 286 properties. Collection of the requested information for this large number of buildings will take time. I have, therefore, asked the Chief Executive of PACE to write separately to the hon. Member with this additional information. A copy of the letter will be published in the Official Report.