§ Mr. ChopeTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions when a decision
£ million Annual capital guideline Private sector renewal grant transitional payments Disabled facilities grant Major repairs allowance Barking and Dagenham 4.419 0.002 0.412 15.220 Barnet 5.202 — 0.585 8.536 Bexley 1.553 0.178 0.763 — Brent 16.622 — 0.879 8.013 Bromley 2.257 0.40 0.381 — Camden 18.758 — 0.068 22.184 City of London 0.241 — 0.003 1.771 Croydon 5.870 — 0.426 10.705 Ealing 11.200 0.285 1.141 11.419 Enfield 3.939 0.084 0.658 9.882 Greenwich 11.084 — 0.503 20.320 Hackney 17.148 0.050 0.268 22.733 Hammersmith and Fulham 14.421 0.036 0.441 11.261 Haringey 18.697 — 0.567 13.403 Harrow 3.540 0.045 0.689 4.133 Havering 2.255 — 0.232 8.822 Hillingdon 5.115 0.037 0.838 8.137 Hounslow 3.620 0.460 0.584 10.867 Islington 12.651 0.212 25.434 Kensington and Chelsea 12.810 0.045 0.055 5.817 Kingston upon Thames 1.958 — 0.199 3.746 Lambeth 18.370 0.350 0.248 27.361 Lewisham 14.563 0.262 0.154 21.858 Merton 2.492 0.006 0.208 5.022 Newham 21.902 — 0.448 17.178 Redbridge 3.260 — 0.747 4.483 Richmond upon Thames 2.440 0.047 0.443 4.682 Southwark 13.979 0.198 0.285 38.459 Sutton 2.027 0.062 0.358 6.199 Tower Hamlets 14.809 0.099 0.275 22.855 Waltham Forest 14.378 0.120 0.478 9.937 Wandsworth 11.386 1.500 0.237 14.773 Westminster 17.107 — 0.239 11.851 Note:
The Annual Capital Guideline (ACG) figures for Hammersmith and Fulham, Newham, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest reflect small additional allocations made to those boroughs to fulfil ministerial commitments that authorities with housing stock would receive a combined 2001–02 housing ACG and Major Repairs Allowance (MRA) allocation that was at least 10 per cent. above their 2000–01 housing ACG. The adjustments were necessary as the final MRA allocations were not known until after the Housing Investment Programme allocations had been decided.
72Wwill be taken on the application for alterations to Highcliffe castle to facilitate disabled access. [158468]
§ Ms Beverley HughesThe application by Christchurch borough council for listed building consent to construct a temporary disabled ramp and associated works at Highcliffe castle was submitted to the Secretary of State on 15 February 2001. The Secretary of State is currently considering the issues and will ensure that the council is notified of the outcome as soon as possible.